Ngu-Cam

Camic (Ngu-Cam) is Northern Hasjakam language spoken in the region north of Vrkhazh, called by natives "Nantu Ngu-Camon"

Camic Ngu-Cam
Pronounced:	/ŋu qam/
Spoken:	Nantu Ngu-Camon
Writing system:	???
Genealogy:	Proto-Haṣákaṃ Languages Himoshian ??? ??? ??? ??? Ngu-Cam
Typology
Morphological type:	???
Morphosyntactic alignment:	nominative-accusative
Basic word order:	SOV
Credits
Creator:	Malcolm G. Holborne

Camic Consonantal Phonemes

		Bilabial	Alveolar	Palatal	Velar		Uvular	Glottal
					Plain	Labial
Nasal		m [m]	n [n]		ng [ŋ]	nw [ŋʷ]
Stop	Plain	p [p] b [b]	t [t] d [d]		k [k] g [g]	kw [kʷ] gw [gʷ]	c [q]	q [ʔ]
	Ejective	ṗ [p’]	ṭ [t’]		ḳ [k’]		ċ [q’]
Affricate	Plain		tz [t͡s]		kg [k͡x]
	Ejective		ṭz [t͡s’]		ḳg [k͡x’]
Fricative		f [f] v [v]	s [s] z [z]		x [x] j [ɣ]	wh [xʷ] w [ɣʷ]		h [h]
Liquid			r [r]	y [j]
Lateral Approximant			l [l]

Where consonants appear in pairs, the left is voiceless and the right is voiced.