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Revision as of 05:59, 27 October 2016

introduction

Ilya is an artlang designed for aesthetic reasons. It borrows heavily (if not exclusively) from Arabic, Basque, Japanese, Quechua, Spanish, and Turkish.

sounds

consonants
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
vowels
Front Central Back
Close i~ɪ u~ʊ
Mid e~ɛ o
Open a~ə

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

Ilya number English Ilya number English Ilya number English
nul 0 zero sha 6 six kishada 500 five hundred
wa 1 one seb 7 seven hesha 103 (one) thousand
ni 2 two oka 8 eight dahesh 104 ten thousand
ush 3 three nen 9 nine sadahesh 105 (one) hundred thousand
ha 4 four da 10 ten
kish 5 five sada 100 (one) hundred

ordinal

questions

verbs

tense

aspect

mood

special verbs

syntax

  • da / ush - Locative [LOC]
  • ha / ak - Instrumental [INSTR]
  • em - interrogative [Q]
  • ey - accusative [ACC]
  • ib - dative [DAT]
  • im / m - plural [PL]
  • ur - remote tense [REM]
  • ya / ai - Genitive [GEN]
  • 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
  • uk - we; us
  • um - they; them
  • u / a / il - he; she; it
  • ut - you [pl]
  • ti / e - you
  • da-ra - give; donate; transfer
  • hab-ra - like; enjoy
  • nap-ra - listen; hear
  • 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