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==Phonology==


===Phonemes===
====Consonants====
C, CH, D, F, G, H, J, L, M, N, P, Q, U, R, S, SH, T, TH, V, W, X, Y, Z
====Vowels====
a – Latin p'''a'''ter; o – Latin p'''o'''ssum; ó – Latin laud'''o'''; u – Latin p'''u'''to; e – Latin mon'''e'''o; i – Latin f'''i'''o; ai (archaic) – approx. to Latin c'''ae'''lum; oi – English p'''oi'''nt; ou – English p'''ou'''t
====Syllabic Structure====
Forbidden Singular Terminal Consonants: C, F, H, J, QU, V, W, Y, and Z
Initial Clusters: B and C - can form clusters with L and R; D, G, P, and T - can form clusters with R; S - can form clusters with C and T
Stress Rules: Stress rules in Cironean are similar to those in Redhrácic, from which hypothetical language it is supposed to descend.  Words of a single syllable are unaccented, while other words stress the antepenult.  Those words of six syllables or more stress the second syllable as well as the antepenult.
==Grammar==
===Nouns===
====1st Declension: “Feminine” Nouns Ending in –Ó====
   
Model: Rethró, language
{| border=1
| Case
|align=center| Singular
|align=center| Plural
|-
| Nominative
| Rethró
| Rethróth
|-
| Genitive
| Rethroi
| Rethroith
|-
|Predicative
|Rethrou
|Rethrouth
|-
|Prepositive
| Rethroe
| Rethroeth
|}
====2nd Declension: “Masculine” Nouns Ending in –E====
Model: Alve, house
{| border=1
| Case
|align=center| Singular
|align=center| Plural
|-
| Nominative
| Alve
| Alven
|-
| Genitive
| Alvei
| Alvein
|-
| Predicative
| Alveu
| Alveun
|-
| Prepositive
| Alveó
| Alveón
|}
====3rd Declension: “Neuter” Nouns Ending in –U====
Model: Oithu, mountain
{| border=1
| Case
|align=center| Singular
|align=center| Plural
|-
| Nominative
| Oithu
| Oithus
|-
| Genitive
| Oithui
| Oithuis
|-
| Predicative
| Oithue
| Oithues
|-
| Prepositive
| Oithua
| Oithuas
|}
====4th Declension: “Mixed” Nouns Ending in Consonants====
Model: Athen, man
{| border=1
| Case
|align=center| Singular
|align=center| Plural
|-
| Nominative
| Athen
| Atheni
|-
| Genitive
| Athena
| Athenam
|-
| Predicative
| Athenu
| Athenum
|-
| Prepositive
| Athene
| Athenem
|}
===Adjectives===
There are two forms of adjectives.  The first form takes endings from the 1st, 2nd, and 3rd Declensions, taking these endings according to the gender, number, and case of the substantive that is being modified.  This holds true regardless of the declension of the noun, i.e., a type-1 adjective can modify a 4th Declension masculine noun by taking the 2nd Declension forms of the noun in question, e.g. Athen thane, a tall man.  Similarly, the second type takes the endings of the 4th Declension, modifying a noun with these endings regardless of the form of the noun itself.
Comparison of Adjectives: The four degrees of comparison are the positive, comparative, α-superlative, and β-superlative.  They are indicated by affixing the following particles to the adjective:
Pos: —     Comp: af(a)-  α-sup: ef(e)-  β-sup: of(o)-
===Pronouns===
I. Personal Pronouns
A. 1st Person Pronoun
Singular Plural
Nominative Shó Shol
Genitive Shoe Shoel
Predicative Shou Shoül
Prepositive Shoi Shoïl
B. 2nd Person Pronoun
Singular Plural
Nominative The Thech
Genitive Thea Theach
Predicative Theó Theóch
Prepositive Theu Theuch
C. 3rd Person Pronoun
Singular Plural
Nominative Eó, Ie, Eu Eóth, Ien, Eus
Genitive Eoi, Iei, Eue Eoith, Iein, Eues
Predicative Eou, Ieu, Eui Eouth, Ieun, Euis
Prepositive Eoe, Ieó, Eua Eoeth, Ieón, Euas
B. Demonstrative Pronouns
--Proximate (This, These) ruó, rue, raü; declined like 3rd personal pronoun
--Distant (That, Those) eruó, erue, eraü; ditto
C. Relative Pronouns (Who, Which) tuó, tue, taü; ditto
D. Interrogative Pronouns (Who, What, Which [adj]) duó, due, daü; ditto
E. Intensive Pronouns (Emphatics) cuó, cue, caü; ditto
F. Reflexive Pronouns (-self) suó, sue, saü; ditto
===Verbs===
I. The 1st Conjugation: Roots Ending in –A, -O/-Ó, or –U + Consonant
Model/Imperative: Rath, See
Principal Forms: Rath (Imperative); Rathran (Verbal Noun); Rathion (Analytic)
Tense: 1st S 2nd S 3rd S 1st Pl 2nd Pl 3rd Pl
Present (S) Root + ash Analytic + the Analytic + eó Root + oish Analytic + thech Analytic + eóth
Past (S) Root + il + ash Analytic + il + the Analytic + il + eó Root + il + oish Analytic + il + thech Analytic + il + eóth
Future (S) Pres. CTQ + VN Pres. CTQ + VN Pres. CTQ + VN Pres. CTQ + VN Pres. CTQ + VN Pres. CTQ + VN
Perfect (D) Past CPQ + VN Past CPQ + VN Past CPQ + VN Past CPQ + VN Past CPQ + VN Past CPQ + VN
Pluperfect Root + ril + ash Analytic + ril + the Analytic + ril + eó Root + ril + oish Analytic + ril + thech Analytic + ril + eóth
Future (P) Future CPQ + VN Future CPQ + VN Future CPQ + VN Future CPQ + VN Future CPQ + VN Future CPQ + VN
To form Subjunctive: Interpose -dó- after Root and before any other phonemes
II. The 2nd Conjugation: Roots Ending in –E, -I, -OI, -OU + Consonant
Model/Imperative: Urgin, do
Principal Forms: Urigin (Imperative); Urginach (Verbal Noun); Urginait (Analytic)
Tense: 1st S 2nd S 3rd S 1st Pl 2nd Pl 3rd Pl
Present (S) Root + esh Analytic + the Analytic + eó Root + eshol Analytic + thech Analytic + eóth
Past (S) Root + oi + esh Analytic + oi + the Analytic + oi + eó Root + oi + eshol Analytic + oi + thech Analytic + oi + eóth
Future (S) Pres. CTQ + VN Pres. CTQ + VN Pres. CTQ + VN Pres. CTQ + VN Pres. CTQ + VN Pres. CTQ + VN
Perfect (D) Past CPQ + VN Past CPQ + VN Past CPQ + VN Past CPQ + VN Past CPQ + VN Past CPQ + VN
Pluperfect Root + coi + esh Analytic + coi + the Analytic + coi + eó Root + coi + eshol Analytic + coi + thech Analytic + coi + eóth
Future (P) Future CPQ + VN Future CPQ + VN Future CPQ + VN Future CPQ + VN Future CPQ + VN Future CPQ + VN
To form Subjunctive: Interpose -fi- after the Root and before any other phonemes
III. The 3rd Conjugation: Roots Ending in Any Vowel
Model: Vevu, go
Principal Forms: Vevu (Imperative); Vevuchou (Verbal Noun); Vevun (Analytic)
Tense: 1st S 2nd S 3rd S 1st Pl 2nd Pl 3rd Pl
Present (S) Root + nosh Analytic + the Analytic + eó Root + noshol Analytic + thech Analytic + eóth
Past (S) Root + nin + osh Analytic + nin + the Analytic + nin + eó Root + nin + oshol Analytic + nin + thech Analytic + nin + eóth
Future (S) Pres. CTQ + VN Pres. CTQ + VN Pres. CTQ + VN Pres. CTQ + VN Pres. CTQ + VN Pres. CTQ + VN
Perfect (D) Past CPQ + VN Past CPQ + VN Past CPQ + VN Past CPQ + VN Past CPQ + VN Past CPQ + VN
Pluperfect Root + rin + osh Analytic + rin + the Analytic + rin + eó Root + rin + oshol Analytic + rin + thech Analytic + rin + eóth
Future (P) Future CPQ + VN Future CPQ + VN Future CPQ + VN Future CPQ + VN Future CPQ + VN Future CPQ + VN
To form Subjunctive: Interpose -na- after the Root and before any other phonemes
===Adverbs===
Adverbs precede and modify verbs in a way similar to that adjectives use to modify substantives.  There is no gender, number, or case to match, and the tense, person, mood, and voice are not mimicked.  Comparison of adverbs utilizes the same prefixes as the comparison of adjectives.
==Appendix I: Numerals==
Numeral Cironean
0 Nachen
1 inó
2 wothó
3 cetó
4 nouró
5 linó
6 thequó
7 síbó
8 foió
9 ató
10 quenó
11 inquenó
12 woquenó
13 cequenó
14 nouquenó
15 linquenó
16 thequenó
17 shiquenó
18 foiquenó
19 atquenó
20 quewodó
21 inquewodó
30 quecetó
40 quenouró
50 quelinó
60 quethequó
70 queshibó
80 quefoió
90 queató
100 quequenó; unejó
200 wodó quequenori; wodunejó
1,000 quenó quequenori; quenó unejori; yorathó
2,000 wodó quenori quequenori; wodó quenori unejori; woyorathó
==Appendix II: The Copulae==
I. Nanzun: The Copula of Temporary Qualities
Principal Parts: Nanzish; Nanzun; Nanzó, -ze, -zu
Passive Particle: N/A Mood Markers:
Demonstrative: -z- Imperative: -za-
Subjunctive: -zó-
Personal/Tense Endings:
Tense: 1st S 2nd S 3rd S 1st Pl 2nd Pl 3rd Pl
Present -ish -ith -i -ishol -itheg -in
Past -ash -ath -a -ashol -atheg -an
Future -esh -eth -e -eshol -etheg -en
Present Perfect -ishu -ithu -iu -ishul -ithug -ium
Past Perfect -ashu -athu -aü -ashul -athug -aüm
Future Perfect -eshu -ethu -eu -eshul -ethug -eüm
II. Nonquon: The Copula of Permanent Qualities
Principal Parts: Nonquish; Nonquon; Nonquó, -que, -quu
Passive Particle: N/A
Mood Markers:
Demonstrative: -qu- Imperative: -qua-Subjunctive: -quo-
{| border 1
! Tense:
|align=center| 1st S
|align=center| 2nd S
|align=center| 3rd S
|align=center| 1st Pl
|align=center| 2nd Pl
|align=center| 3rd Pl
|-
|Present
| -ish
| -ith
| -i
| -ishol
| -itheg
| -in
|-
|Past
| -ash
| -ath
| -a
| -ashol
| -atheg
| -an
|-
|Future
| -esh
| -eth
| -e
| -eshol
| -etheg
| -en
|-
|Present Perfect
| -ishu
| -ithu
| -iu
| -ishul
| -ithug
| -ium
|-
|Past Perfect
| -ashu
| -athu
| -aü
| -ashul
| -athug
| -aüm
|-
|Future Perfect
| -eshu
| -ethu
| -eu
| -eshul
| -ethug
| -eum
|}

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