Solaric

Solaric Slaèg
Spoken in:	North America c. AD 4000
Timeline/Universe:	TaylorS's Eridanian Universe
Total speakers:	Approx. 200 million
Genealogical classification:	Indo-European Germanic West Germanic Anglic American Solaric
Basic word order:	SVO
Morphological type:	agglutinating
Morphosyntactic alignment:	Split-Ergative
Created by:
Taylor Selseth	2010-

Solaric is an Anglic Language spoken predominantly in North America, centered along the middle and upper Mississippi River valley and the lower Ohio and Missouri River valleys.

Phonology

Solaric has a very complex phonological system. Ejectives and implosives are dervied from fusions of glottal stops and plosives.

Syllable structure is (F)(C)(C)(F|L|N|w|y)V(C)(C)

Every word is mildly stressed and pitch-accented on the ultimate, penultimate, or antepenultimate syllable, whichever is heaviest because of vowel length and coda consonants.

Consonants

	Labial	Labio-Dental	Dental	Alveolar	Palatal	Velar	Glottal
Stops, lenis	p b			t d	ʧ j	k g	ʔ '
Stops, fortis	pʰ p			tʰ t	ʧʰ c	kʰ k
Stops, ejective	pʼ p'			tʼ p'	ʧʼ c'	kʼ k'
Stops, implosive	ɓ b'			ɗ d'	ʄʲ j'	ɠ g'
Stops, Nasal	m m				n n
Fricatives, unvoiced		f f	θ þ	s s	ʃ sh	x kh	h h
Fricatives, voiced		v v	ð ð	z z	ʒ zh	ɣ gh
Laterals				ɫ l
Trills				r r
Semivowels	w w				j y

Only lenis plosives occur in the syllable coda. R is realized as a flap intervocalically. N assimilates to the point of articulation of a following consonant.

Vowels

Oral Short

	Front	Front Rounded	Central	Back	Diphthongs
High	i i	y ü		u u
Mid-High	e e	ø ö		o o
Mid-Low	ɛ è			ɔ ò	ɛo eu ɔe oi
Low			a a

Oral Long

	Front	Front Rounded	Central	Back
High	iː ii	yː üü		uːː uu
Mid-High	eː ee	øː öö		oː oo
Mid-Low	ɛː èè			ɔː òò
Low			aː aa

Nasal

	Front	Front Rounded	Central	Back	Diphthongs
Mid-High	e eng	ø öng		o ong
Mid-Low	ɛ èng			ɔ òng	ɛo eung ɔe oing
Low			a ang