Keyot language

keye tokanot
Pronounced:	/ke.je tokanot/
Timeline and Universe:	Spoken in the 8th world in about 5500 B.C. to 2500 B.C.
Species:	Human
Spoken:	Sudi Plateau in The 8th world
Total speakers:	extinct
Genealogy:	Sudi languages --Proto-Sudi language
Typology
Morphological type:	Agglutinative
Basic word order:	SOV
Credits
Creator:	KOS-MOS (K1234567890y)
Created:	2007

Keyot language(Native name:keye tokanot /ke.je tokanot/) is the proto language of the Sudi languages, it is spoken in about 5500 B.C. to 2500 B.C. by the Keyot people in The 8th World.

Phonology

Vowels
	Front	Back
Close	i	u
Mid	e	o
Open	a

/a/ is usually centralized.
Diphthongs: /aj/ /ej/ /oj/ /aw/ /ew/ /ow/

Consonants
	Labial	Avelor	Post-Aveolar	Palatal	Velar	Glottal
Stops	p	t			k	ʔ
Fricatives	ɸ	s	ʃ			h
Nasals	m	n			ŋ
Affricates		ʦ	ʧ
Tap or Flap		ɾ
Approximants	w	l		j

/p/, /t/, and /k/ may be aspirated or unaspirated.

Syllable Structure:(C)(C)V(C)

Stresses are not phoeme of keyot language.

Latin Adoption for pronouciations of Keyot language

A - /a/
AI - /aj/
AU - /aw/
E - /e/
EI - /ej/
EU - /ew/
F - /ɸ/
H - /h/
I - /i/
K - /k/
L - /l/
M - /m/
N - /n/; /ŋ/ before /k/
(NK - /ŋk/)
O - /o/
OI - /oj/
OU - /ow/
P - /p/
R - /ɾ/
S - /s/; /ʃ/ before /i/
T - /t/; /ʧ/ before /i/
U - /u/
W - /w/
X - /ʔ/
Y - /j/
Z - /ʧ/, never appear in front of /i/

Grammar

Basic Word order:SOV
The Modifier words are added before the modified words.
Passive voice does not occuar in Keyot language.

Noun Inflections

Numbers:
- Single:-n-
Dual:-s-
Plural:-y-
Cases:
- Absolutive:-o
- Ergative:-ak
- Genitive:-e
- Instrumental/Comitative:-op
- Locative:-en
- Ablative:-et
- Terminative:-ek
- Prolative:-ap
- Vocative:-ot

Verb inflections

Affix order:(verb root)-(causative)-I-II-III-IV-(transitive marker)-V
Verb infinitive:-er
Verb causative:-at
Transitive marker:-t-

Part I

Simple:-um
Progressive:-in
Perfect:-ok

Part II

Present:-e
Past:-a
Future:-u

Part III

have ability to:-to
must:-ku
(Desire/want to):-fi

Part IV - moods

Indicative:-li
Subjunctive:-pu
Potential:-pe
Optative:-no
Imprative:-ka
Conditional:-le

Part V

nagation:-na
Question maker:-war
Dependent clause ender:-nen

Words

Pronouns

(Pronouns are shown in Absolutive form)

1st single:emo
1st exclusive dual:yemo
1st exclusive plural:semo
1st inclusive dual:imo
1st inclusive plural:simo
2nd single:ito
2nd dual:itiso
2nd plural:ityo
3rd person single:ano
3rd person dual:aso
3rd person plural:ayo
3rd non-person single:ono
3rd non-person dual:oso
3rd non-person plural:oyo
This:kleno
These two:kleso
These(three and more):kleyo
That:klono
Those two:kloso
Those(three and more):kloyo
Who:ampo
What:ompo
Where(presented in Locative form):olen
When(presented in Locative form):empen
Here(presented in Locative form):elen
THere(presented in Locative form):alen
How(no case inflected forms):Uza
Why(no case inflected forms):U
How many(no case inflected forms):nau

Nouns

(Nouns are shown in Absolutive, single form)

Sun:sano
Moon:afano
Star:azeno
Mountain:zapno
Hill:sikno
Cliff:akano
Canyon:sano
Valley:kupno
Plateau:sudino
Lake:kutno
River:herano
Water:asano
Fire:hino
Human:keno
Head:ono
Eye:meno
Ear:hekno
Nose:peino
Mouth:makno
Face:plino
Hand:zanno
Finger:tikono
Elbow:kakuno
Arm:tleno
Body:fikno
Leg:atuno
Knee:kalano
Foot:fono
Tongue:tokano
Father:pano
Mother:mano

Verbs

To be:eper
- To be is irregualr, it is inflected by persons.
To go:klener
To come:samer
To have:maser
To do:zeler
To make; to produce:puker
To see:eizaker
To hear:haroner
To smell:sumaner
To bite:katiter
To touch:puloher
To feel:oklaner
To eat:eklater
To drink:hewoser
To give:etiker
To sleep:sempater

Sample sentences

"(itak) klono eklatumekatna." - "Don't eat that!"
"emak ito eizakumetolitna." - "I can't see you."
"ano sempatineli" - "s/he is sleeping."