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* '''da / ush''' - Locative [LOC] | * '''da / ush''' - Locative [LOC] | ||
* '''ha / ak''' - Instrumental [INSTR] | * '''ha / ak''' - Instrumental [INSTR] | ||
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* '''wa / o''' - Oblique [OBL] | * '''wa / o''' - Oblique [OBL] | ||
* '''ya / ai''' - Genitive [GEN] | * '''ya / ai''' - Genitive [GEN] | ||
* '''lesh''' - milk | * '''lesh''' - milk | ||
* '''eyem''' - food; sustenance | * '''eyem''' - food; sustenance | ||
* '''iyib''' - heart | * '''iyib''' - heart | ||
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* '''da-ra''' - give; donate; transfer | * '''da-ra''' - give; donate; transfer | ||
* '''hab-ra''' - like; enjoy | * '''hab-ra''' - like; enjoy | ||
* '''nap-ra''' - listen; hear | * '''nap-ra''' - listen; hear | ||
* '''nesh-ra''' - need; require | * '''nesh-ra''' - need; require |
Revision as of 10:14, 26 October 2016
- See also: Ilya dictionary
- See also: Ilya phrases
introduction
Ilya is an artlang designed for aesthetic reasons. It borrows heavily (if not exclusively) from Arabic, Basque, Japanese, Quechua, Spanish, and Turkish.
sounds
Bilabial | Alveolar | Palatal | Velar | Labiovelar | Glottal | |
---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
Plosives | p b | t d | k g | ʔ (q) | ||
Nasals | m | n | ||||
Fricatives | s | ʃ (sh) | ||||
Approximants | l | j (y) | w | h | ||
Trill | r |
Front | Central | Back | |
---|---|---|---|
Close | i | u | |
Mid | e | o | |
Open | a |
nouns
number
Nouns are commonly preceded by determiners. Plural nouns are formed by appending -im. Dual nouns are formed by appending -ik. Trial nouns are formed by appending -ur. This does not alter the stress:
gender
case
nominative
The basic form of each noun, and the one cited in dictionaries, is the nominative singular. All the other forms can be derived from it.
oblique
- -o / -wa || beto || the house, to the house, etc.
genitive
The genitive for possessors (the horse's hay), composition (a meal of hay), and partiality (the horse ate some hay).
- -ai / -ya
- munwa betai - the door of the house
locative
- -(u)sh / -da || betush || in, at, on the house
instrumental
- -ak / -ha || betak || using; with the house
degree
pronouns
nominative | oblique | genitive | |
---|---|---|---|
1s | -an | ayan | nai |
2s | -ti / -e | eti / aye | tiya |
3s | -u / -a | aya | ai |
1p | -uk | ayuk | kai |
2p | -ut | ayut | tai |
3p | -um | ayum | mai |
case
demonstrative
prepositions
adjectives
comparison
numbers
ordinal
questions
verbs
tense
aspect
mood
special verbs
syntax
- da / ush - Locative [LOC]
- ha / ak - Instrumental [INSTR]
- la - no; not [NEG]
- em - interrogative [Q]
- ey - accusative [ACC]
- ib - dative [DAT]
- im / m - plural [PL]
- ur - remote tense [REM]
- wa / o - Oblique [OBL]
- ya / ai - Genitive [GEN]
- lesh - milk
- eyem - food; sustenance
- iyib - heart
- sha - six; 6
- da - ten; 10
- ha - four; 4
- hesha - thousand; 1000
- kish - five; 5
- nen - nine; 9
- ni - two; 2
- nul - zero; 0
- oka - eight; 8
- ush - three; 3
- sada - hundred; 100
- seb - seven; 7
- wa - one; 1
- uk - we; us
- um - they; them
- u / a / il - he; she; it
- ut - you [pl]
- ti / e - you
- bet-ra - live [in]; dwell
- da-ra - give; donate; transfer
- hab-ra - like; enjoy
- nap-ra - listen; hear
- nesh-ra - need; require
- pan-ek - stagger; stumble; totter
- ash-ek - want; desire
- em-ek - ask; request
- sob-ra - collect; gather
- suh-ek - hang; suspend
- yib-ra - pump
examples
- ray-an-ti
- see-1s-2s
- I see you
- ne shab-an
- NEG know-1s
- I don't know
- ma ed-e
- what do-2s
- What are you doing?
- ish-esh-em-il-u
- drink-PST-Q-3s-3s
- Did she drink it?
- bet-im-wa kai ker-um
- houe-PL-OBL 1p.poss red-3p
- Our houses are red