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| {{IPA|u}} || Close back rounded vowel || '''''u'''ğatar'' || 'large drum' | | {{IPA|u}} || Close back rounded vowel || '''''u'''ğatar'' || 'large drum' | ||
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As well as this, there are some diphthongs: | |||
'''ei''' is pronounced /i/, and harmonises like '''i''' | |||
'''ai''' is pronounced /e/, and harmonises like '''e''' | |||
As well as this, any unrounded vowel followed by '''u''', the '''u''' is pronounced /ɸ/ before unvoiced consonants, and /β/ everywhere else | |||
In any other cases where two vowels are next to each other (which is very rare), they are pronounced individually. | |||
===Consonants=== | ===Consonants=== | ||
Armavi also contains the following consonants (transliteration as well as IPA is given): | Armavi also contains the following consonants (transliteration as well as IPA is given): | ||
Revision as of 10:29, 15 September 2006
| Armavi | |
|---|---|
| Pronounced: | armavi |
| Timeline and Universe: | completely different |
| Species: | human |
| Spoken: | Parizhia, Parsos, Avustrea, Iniwicia, Armaja, Ispirtia, North Ipriqia, Armavi colonies |
| Total speakers: | 90 million native, 125 million total |
| Writing system: | Armavi |
| Genealogy: | Ayartaic Eryanan |
| Typology | |
| Morphological type: | Agglutinaitve |
| Morphosyntactic alignment: | Nominative-Accusative |
| Basic word order: | SOV |
| Credits | |
| Creator: | Nadeem Ahmad |
| Created: | May 2006 |
Armavi is a conlang originally designed as an auxlang for Turkish, hence it shares very many properties with Turkish. Over time, Armavi grew into a fully fledged conlang with its own conworld and conculture
Distribution
Armavi has a total of 90 million native speakers and 35 million speakers who learned the language.
Phonology
Vowels
Armavi contains the following vowels:
| Vowel sound | Example | |||
| IPA | Description | Transliteration | English translation | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| monophthongs | ||||
| i | Close front unrounded vowel | dil | 'tongue', 'language' | |
| y | Close front rounded vowel | günbet | 'dome' | |
| ɯ | Close back unrounded vowel | ımrtasa | 'infantry' | |
| ɛ | Close-mid front unrounded vowel | del | 'heart' | |
| œ | Open-mid front rounded vowel | sönmeğ | 'to play the fiddle / violin' | |
| a | Open front unrounded vowel | halet | 'health' | |
| o | Close-mid back rounded vowel | misos | 'hate' | |
| u | Close back rounded vowel | uğatar | 'large drum' | |
As well as this, there are some diphthongs:
ei is pronounced /i/, and harmonises like i
ai is pronounced /e/, and harmonises like e
As well as this, any unrounded vowel followed by u, the u is pronounced /ɸ/ before unvoiced consonants, and /β/ everywhere else
In any other cases where two vowels are next to each other (which is very rare), they are pronounced individually.
Consonants
Armavi also contains the following consonants (transliteration as well as IPA is given):
