Sékyoj [SEKYJ]
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Language type
Artistic Language (Artlang)
Place & SpeakersSékyoj is spoken by a population of around 4,000,000 in Ipipro.
Species
Human/humanoid
About Sékyoj
Yobu. Yuyobukyozalakyorweboelo.
Sékyoj is an artlang for a webcomic. It is spoken on an alien planet called Karogyko (in Sékyoj), and is spoken in one of the four continents known as Ipipro.
Features
Phonetics and Phonotactics
- Sékyoj has a total of 22 consonants, and 9 vowels.
- Clusters can get somewhat complicated with a possible CVCCC syllable structure (although it tends to be rare).
Syntax and Grammar Features
- Sékyoj uses the Topic-Comment structure, and clauses are formed in a VOS (Verb Object Subject) word order, however the topic of the sentence always comes at the beginning even before the verb.
- Sékyoj is a very verb heavy language that conjugates in three tenses (Past, Present, Future) and three moods (Indicative, Interrogative, and Potential), as well affixes to add extra modal or evidentiary information.
- Most verbs are commands or instructions when not conjugated
- Sékyoj has no explicit adjectives, however a special set of verbs function like adjectives rather than commands when they are not conjugated.
- Compound nouns are extremely common in Sékyoj as it is very agglutinative in how it forms words. The language functions kind of like lego-bricks (although there are a few forms of inflection).
- Nouns overall can fit into two tangibility cases (these are marked by a plethora of different affixes); these cases being tangible and intangible nouns.
Cultural Features
- The species that speaks this language can have either nine or ten fingers; in Ipipro (the continent where Sékyoj is spoken) the nine-finger gene is more common so the language uses a nonary number system.
- Gender in Ipipro is very loosely defined and has little cultural weight so many words lack gendered categories including pronouns and kinship terms.
Sékyoj is an artlang for a webcomic. It is spoken on an alien planet called Karogyko (in Sékyoj), and is spoken in one of the four continents known as Ipipro.
Features
Phonetics and Phonotactics
- Sékyoj has a total of 22 consonants, and 9 vowels.
- Clusters can get somewhat complicated with a possible CVCCC syllable structure (although it tends to be rare).
Syntax and Grammar Features
- Sékyoj uses the Topic-Comment structure, and clauses are formed in a VOS (Verb Object Subject) word order, however the topic of the sentence always comes at the beginning even before the verb.
- Sékyoj is a very verb heavy language that conjugates in three tenses (Past, Present, Future) and three moods (Indicative, Interrogative, and Potential), as well affixes to add extra modal or evidentiary information.
- Most verbs are commands or instructions when not conjugated
- Sékyoj has no explicit adjectives, however a special set of verbs function like adjectives rather than commands when they are not conjugated.
- Compound nouns are extremely common in Sékyoj as it is very agglutinative in how it forms words. The language functions kind of like lego-bricks (although there are a few forms of inflection).
- Nouns overall can fit into two tangibility cases (these are marked by a plethora of different affixes); these cases being tangible and intangible nouns.
Cultural Features
- The species that speaks this language can have either nine or ten fingers; in Ipipro (the continent where Sékyoj is spoken) the nine-finger gene is more common so the language uses a nonary number system.
- Gender in Ipipro is very loosely defined and has little cultural weight so many words lack gendered categories including pronouns and kinship terms.
Sample of Sékyoj[view] nagkiyoukúnanngúhyayonnepagsíkonnegíkwaispagsarosis.
/ nnonnirunoeskyagjiciyisénnúpagyueszasorakiyou.
All human beings are born free and equal in dignity and rights. They are endowed with reason and conscience and should act towards one another in a spirit of brotherhood.[view all texts]
All human beings are born free and equal in dignity and rights. They are endowed with reason and conscience and should act towards one another in a spirit of brotherhood.[view all texts]
Language family relationships
Phonology
Consonants | Bilabial | Dental | Alveolar | Alveolo- palatal | Palatal | Labio- velar | Velar | Glottal | ||||||||
Nasal | m | ȵ | ŋ | |||||||||||||
Plosive | pʰ | b | c | ɟ | k | g | ʔ | |||||||||
Fricative | ɸ | β | θ | ð | (z)1 | ɕ | h | |||||||||
Affricate | t͡ɕ | d͡ʑ | ||||||||||||||
Lateral approximant | ʎ | |||||||||||||||
Approximant | ɹ | j | w |
Blends | ho | ŋe | ðɔ | ŋæ | ɸi | ɸɪ | mɔ | ma | ɸɔ | ɕɯ |
wɯ | mu | ɸɯ | ha | kɔ | ðo | bi | ɹe | ɹo | po | |
ge | ba | ði | ke | βo | ɟi | cɯ | wɔ | mɪ | ŋɪ | |
tɕɪ | pi | tɕo | tɕa | βe | jɔ | hæ | me | gu | ȵo | |
ɹɔ | pa | ɟæ | ce | bæ | tɕi | ʎɯ | ʎe | pe | co | |
wi | wo | βæ | θu | ɕɔ | θæ | ɟo | ɹɯ | ɸa | pu | |
ʎæ | cɪ | ɕo | gɪ | ȵɔ | pɪ | wa | tɕæ | wæ | βi | |
cu | ɕæ | ɹɪ | be | jɪ | βɯ | ɕa | ju | ka | ŋi | |
kɪ | θɔ | tɕe | ɟe | je | kæ | ɕi | ʎɪ | ŋu | ʎi | |
hu | ci | dʑe | jɯ | wɪ | βu | βa | gæ | θo | ŋo | |
mæ | gɔ | ɸo | dʑɯ | pɔ | tɕɔ | ȵɯ | dʑu | pæ | jo | |
hi | kɯ | ŋa | ɹu | ɟɔ | gɯ | mɯ | ɹa | mo | ɟɯ | |
βɔ | ʎu | θe | ðɯ | θi | ɕɪ | θɪ | ȵɪ | tɕu | dʑi | |
pɯ | βɪ | ʎɔ | ða | tɕɯ | ɸe | ko | ðu | ga | ɟa | |
cæ | dʑɪ | we | ŋɯ | θɯ | bɯ | hɔ | wu | ŋɔ | ðɪ | |
bɔ | he | ʎo | gi | ȵa | cɔ | ɟu | ðe | dʑæ | ɸu | |
ji | mi | ɟɪ | go | dʑo | ku | ɕe | ɹæ | ɸæ | ȵi | |
jæ | ȵu | ca | bɪ | hɪ | ki | hɯ | ɕu | ɹi | bo | |
θa | bu | dʑa | ȵe | dʑɔ | ʎa | ja | ȵæ | ðæ |
- Found only in names
Vowels | Front | Near- front | Back | |||
Close | i | ɯ | u | |||
Near-close | ɪ | |||||
Close-mid | e | o | ||||
Open-mid | ɔ | |||||
Near-open | æ | |||||
Open | a |
Orthography
Below is the orthography for Sékyoj. This includes all graphemes as defined in the language's phonology settings - excluding the non-distinct graphemes/polygraphs.
SékyojOrthography [edit] | |||||||||
c c /ʔ/ | é é /æ/ | e e /e/ | í í /ɪ/ | i i /i/ | ú ú /ɯ/ | u u /u/ | o o /o/ | ó ó /ɔ/ | a a /a/ |
p p /pʰ/ | pé pé /pæ/ | pe pe /pe/ | pí pí /pɪ/ | pi pi /pi/ | pú pú /pɯ/ | pu pu /pu/ | po po /po/ | pó pó /pɔ/ | pa pa /pa/ |
b b /b/ | bé bé /bæ/ | be be /be/ | bí bí /bɪ/ | bi bi /bi/ | bú bú /bɯ/ | bu bu /bu/ | bo bo /bo/ | bó bó /bɔ/ | ba ba /ba/ |
ky ky /c/ | kyé kyé /cæ/ | kye kye /ce/ | kyí kyí /cɪ/ | kyi kyi /ci/ | kyú kyú /cɯ/ | kyu kyu /cu/ | kyo kyo /co/ | kyó kyó /cɔ/ | kya kya /ca/ |
j j /d͡ʑ/ | jé jé /dʑæ/ | je je /dʑe/ | jí jí /dʑɪ/ | ji ji /dʑi/ | jú jú /dʑɯ/ | ju ju /dʑu/ | jo jo /dʑo/ | jó jó /dʑɔ/ | ja ja /dʑa/ |
k k /k/ | ké ké /kæ/ | ke ke /ke/ | kí kí /kɪ/ | ki ki /ki/ | kú kú /kɯ/ | ku ku /ku/ | ko ko /ko/ | kó kó /kɔ/ | ka ka /ka/ |
g g /g/ | gé gé /gæ/ | ge ge /ge/ | gí gí /gɪ/ | gi gi /gi/ | gú gú /gɯ/ | gu gu /gu/ | go go /go/ | gó gó /gɔ/ | ga ga /ga/ |
n n /ȵ/ | né né /ȵæ/ | ne ne /ȵe/ | ní ní /ȵɪ/ | ni ni /ȵi/ | nú nú /ȵɯ/ | nu nu /ȵu/ | no no /ȵo/ | nó nó /ȵɔ/ | na na /ȵa/ |
nn nn /ŋ/ | nné nné /ŋæ/ | nne nne /ŋe/ | nní nní /ŋɪ/ | nni nni /ŋi/ | nnú nnú /ŋɯ/ | nnu nnu /ŋu/ | nno nno /ŋo/ | nnó nnó /ŋɔ/ | nna nna /ŋa/ |
r r /ɹ/ | ré ré /ɹæ/ | re re /ɹe/ | rí rí /ɹɪ/ | ri ri /ɹi/ | rú rú /ɹɯ/ | ru ru /ɹu/ | ro ro /ɹo/ | ró ró /ɹɔ/ | ra ra /ɹa/ |
f f /ɸ/ | fé fé /ɸæ/ | fe fe /ɸe/ | fí fí /ɸɪ/ | fi fi /ɸi/ | fú fú /ɸɯ/ | fu fu /ɸu/ | fo fo /ɸo/ | fó fó /ɸɔ/ | fa fa /ɸa/ |
v v /β/ | vé vé /βæ/ | ve ve /βe/ | ví ví /βɪ/ | vi vi /βi/ | vú vú /βɯ/ | vu vu /βu/ | vo vo /βo/ | vó vó /βɔ/ | va va /βa/ |
s s /θ/ | sé sé /θæ/ | se se /θe/ | sí sí /θɪ/ | si si /θi/ | sú sú /θɯ/ | su su /θu/ | so so /θo/ | só só /θɔ/ | sa sa /θa/ |
z z /ð/ | zé zé /ðæ/ | ze ze /ðe/ | zí zí /ðɪ/ | zi zi /ði/ | zú zú /ðɯ/ | zu zu /ðu/ | zo zo /ðo/ | zó zó /ðɔ/ | za za /ða/ |
q q /t͡ɕ/ | qé qé /tɕæ/ | qe qe /tɕe/ | qí qí /tɕɪ/ | qi qi /tɕi/ | qú qú /tɕɯ/ | qu qu /tɕu/ | qo qo /tɕo/ | qó qó /tɕɔ/ | qa qa /tɕa/ |
ss ss /ɕ/ | ssé ssé /ɕæ/ | sse sse /ɕe/ | ssí ssí /ɕɪ/ | ssi ssi /ɕi/ | ssú ssú /ɕɯ/ | ssu ssu /ɕu/ | sso sso /ɕo/ | ssó ssó /ɕɔ/ | ssa ssa /ɕa/ |
y y /j/ | yé yé /jæ/ | ye ye /je/ | yí yí /jɪ/ | yi yi /ji/ | yú yú /jɯ/ | yu yu /ju/ | yo yo /jo/ | yó yó /jɔ/ | ya ya /ja/ |
h h /h/ | hé hé /hæ/ | he he /he/ | hí hí /hɪ/ | hi hi /hi/ | hú hú /hɯ/ | hu hu /hu/ | ho ho /ho/ | hó hó /hɔ/ | ha ha /ha/ |
l l /ʎ/ | lé lé /ʎæ/ | le le /ʎe/ | lí lí /ʎɪ/ | li li /ʎi/ | lú lú /ʎɯ/ | lu lu /ʎu/ | lo lo /ʎo/ | ló ló /ʎɔ/ | la la /ʎa/ |
w w /w/ | wé wé /wæ/ | we we /we/ | wí wí /wɪ/ | wi wi /wi/ | wú wú /wɯ/ | wu wu /wu/ | wo wo /wo/ | wó wó /wɔ/ | wa wa /wa/ |
gy gy /ɟ/ | gyé gyé /ɟæ/ | gye gye /ɟe/ | gyí gyí /ɟɪ/ | gyi gyi /ɟi/ | gyú gyú /ɟɯ/ | gyu gyu /ɟu/ | gyo gyo /ɟo/ | gyó gyó /ɟɔ/ | gya gya /ɟa/ |
m m /m/ | mé mé /mæ/ | me me /me/ | mí mí /mɪ/ | mi mi /mi/ | mú mú /mɯ/ | mu mu /mu/ | mo mo /mo/ | mó mó /mɔ/ | ma ma /ma/ |
✔ Shown in correct order [change] |