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'' | {{infobox|name=Trentish (Nyalohn-sha)|pronounce=[ɲɑlonʃɑ]|tu=[[Nother]]|species=[[../Trents/]]|in=Pacific Northwest<br>[[../Timeline|19th century—]]|no=[No data]|script=[[Trentish Phonology#Orthography|Latin alphabet]]|tree=''[[../Coalescence languages/]]''<br> '''Trentish'''|morph=Polysynthetic|ms=Accusative|wo=OV|creator=[[User:Muke|Muke Tever]] | [[User Talk:Muke|✎]]|date=2001}} | ||
''A priori'' conlang for a race of [[ent]]like creatures (''trents'', Trentish: ''qlumeu'') in [[Nother]]. | |||
==History== | ==History== | ||
Not recorded before 1800s. | Not recorded before 1800s. | ||
==Geographic distribution== | ===Geographic distribution=== | ||
North America; largest populations in Pacific Northwest. | North America; largest populations in Pacific Northwest. | ||
==Sounds== | ==Sounds== | ||
''Main article: [[Trentish Phonology]]'' | ''Main article: [[Trentish Phonology]]'' | ||
==Writing system== | ==Writing system== | ||
Trentish is written in a variant of the [[Latin alphabet]]. | Trentish is written in a variant of the [[Latin alphabet]]. | ||
{| | {| | ||
| A || B || D || Dʼ || E || G || I || K || L || Λ̅ || M || N || NG || NY || O || Ö || P || Q || R || S || T || Tʼ || U || Ü || W || X || Y | | A || B || D || Dʼ || E || G || I || K || L || Λ̅ || M || N || NG || NY || O || Ö || P || Q || R || S || T || Tʼ || U || Ü || W || X || Y | ||
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The capital of letter ''ƛ'' is supposed to be <small>CAPITAL LETTER LAMBDA WITH OVERLINE</small>. | The capital of letter ''ƛ'' is supposed to be <small>CAPITAL LETTER LAMBDA WITH OVERLINE</small>. | ||
== | ==Grammar== | ||
''Main article: [[Trentish Morphology]]'' | |||
===Pronouns=== | |||
Trentish third-person pronouns inflect for spatial relationships. Not only is nearness to the speaker or hearer marked, but also the referent's height or elevation relative to the speaker. A higher or lower elevation is also used metaphorically to represent degrees of respect; one speaks to an elder or superior as one would to one "above", or to a child or inferior as one would to one "below". | |||
{| | |||
!bgcolor=lightgrey| First person | |||
|colspan=6 align="center"| ''nyü'' /ɲy/ | |||
|- | |||
!bgcolor=lightgrey| Second person | |||
|colspan=6 align="center"| ''lusyi'' /lusji/ | |||
|- bgcolor=lightgrey | |||
! Third person | |||
!colspan=2| Above | |||
!colspan=2| Equal | |||
!colspan=2| Below | |||
|- | |||
!bgcolor=lightgrey| Near speaker | |||
| ''qohnohgoh'' || /ʔonoko/ || ''öt'' || /øtʼ/ || ''gr'' || /kʌ/ | |||
|- | |||
!bgcolor=lightgrey| Near hearer | |||
| ''kohtwülr'' || /kʼotʷylʌ/ || ''pnyr'' || /pʼɲʌ/ || ''lr'' || /lʌ/ | |||
|- | |||
!bgcolor=lightgrey| Distant | |||
| ''xan'' || /xɑn/ || ''xini'' || /xini/ || ''xr'' || /xʌ/ | |||
|- | |||
!bgcolor=lightgrey| Reflexive | |||
|colspan=6 align="center"| ''xa'' /xɑ/ | |||
|} | |||
'''Problems''' | |||
* ''Where does the ''/pʼɲ/'' in ''pnyr'' come from? Is that a normal Trentish initial consonant cluster? Does it get pronounced that way? (I think it would turn to ''nnyr [ɲɲʌ]'' in a connected word.)'' | |||
==Vocabulary== | |||
''Main article: [[Trentish Lexicon]]'' | |||
===Sample texts=== | |||
*[http://frath.net/pdf/trent-relay7.pdf Trentish leg of the 7th CONLANG Translation Relay] (PDF, 49K) | *[http://frath.net/pdf/trent-relay7.pdf Trentish leg of the 7th CONLANG Translation Relay] (PDF, 49K) | ||
*:The text is that which is was in the official relay, but the interlinear and the English translation are new, the originals being lost (at least until the full 7th Relay gets put online). The Trentish text has been respelled to match current orthography, but not otherwise corrected. | *:The text is that which is was in the official relay, but the interlinear and the English translation are new, the originals being lost (at least until the full 7th Relay gets put online). The Trentish text has been respelled to match current orthography, but not otherwise corrected. | ||
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[[Category:A priori conlangs]] | [[Category:A priori conlangs]] | ||
[[Category:Conlangs]] | |||
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Latest revision as of 14:48, 10 January 2010
| Trentish (Nyalohn-sha) | |
|---|---|
| Pronounced: | [ɲɑlonʃɑ] |
| Timeline and Universe: | Nother |
| Species: | Trents |
| Spoken: | Pacific Northwest 19th century— |
| Total speakers: | [No data] |
| Writing system: | Latin alphabet |
| Genealogy: | Coalescence languages Trentish |
| Typology | |
| Morphological type: | Polysynthetic |
| Morphosyntactic alignment: | Accusative |
| Basic word order: | OV |
| Credits | |
| Creator: | Muke Tever | ✎ |
| Created: | 2001 |
A priori conlang for a race of entlike creatures (trents, Trentish: qlumeu) in Nother.
History
Not recorded before 1800s.
Geographic distribution
North America; largest populations in Pacific Northwest.
Sounds
Main article: Trentish Phonology
Writing system
Trentish is written in a variant of the Latin alphabet.
| A | B | D | Dʼ | E | G | I | K | L | Λ̅ | M | N | NG | NY | O | Ö | P | Q | R | S | T | Tʼ | U | Ü | W | X | Y |
| a | b | d | dʼ | e | g | i | k | l | ƛ | m | n | ng | ny | o | ö | p | q | r | s | t | tʼ | u | ü | w | x | y |
The digraphs ng and ny are sometimes written with single characters, and are considered individual "letters" for the purposes of sorting. Other digraphs such as tʼh and sh are not counted as letters.
The capital of letter ƛ is supposed to be CAPITAL LETTER LAMBDA WITH OVERLINE.
Grammar
Main article: Trentish Morphology
Pronouns
Trentish third-person pronouns inflect for spatial relationships. Not only is nearness to the speaker or hearer marked, but also the referent's height or elevation relative to the speaker. A higher or lower elevation is also used metaphorically to represent degrees of respect; one speaks to an elder or superior as one would to one "above", or to a child or inferior as one would to one "below".
| First person | nyü /ɲy/ | |||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Second person | lusyi /lusji/ | |||||
| Third person | Above | Equal | Below | |||
| Near speaker | qohnohgoh | /ʔonoko/ | öt | /øtʼ/ | gr | /kʌ/ |
| Near hearer | kohtwülr | /kʼotʷylʌ/ | pnyr | /pʼɲʌ/ | lr | /lʌ/ |
| Distant | xan | /xɑn/ | xini | /xini/ | xr | /xʌ/ |
| Reflexive | xa /xɑ/ | |||||
Problems
- Where does the /pʼɲ/ in pnyr come from? Is that a normal Trentish initial consonant cluster? Does it get pronounced that way? (I think it would turn to nnyr [ɲɲʌ] in a connected word.)
Vocabulary
Main article: Trentish Lexicon
Sample texts
- Trentish leg of the 7th CONLANG Translation Relay (PDF, 49K)
- The text is that which is was in the official relay, but the interlinear and the English translation are new, the originals being lost (at least until the full 7th Relay gets put online). The Trentish text has been respelled to match current orthography, but not otherwise corrected.
