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[view flag info] Aʻoonirobi
aqããňãṙbũqug [ɛʔæ̃ːɲæ̃ʀ.bɯ̃ʔɯg]

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Language type A priori

Place & SpeakersAʻoonirobi is spoken in Zhartaj.

Species Human/humanoid

About Aʻoonirobi

Spoken by frog people who can neither round their lips nor produce voiceless phonemes easily, hence the strange phonological inventory. A'oonirobi features unique^? alternating vowel harmony and is generally agglutinating.

It also has its own vertical conscript that you can learn about here.

ፐ~_ኗፕ_<፤_)
qã ňooqo i
1SFirst person singular (person)
speaker, signer, etc.; I 2PSecond person plural (person)
addressee (plural) POSSPossessive (case)
owns, has.ALAlienable (possession)
thing that can be gained or lost ተቄ_<ሦ<ፄ~_)
dab-i iinĩq
view-NMZNominaliser
makes other word a noun for ፐ~_<፤ኔ~ቾ_)
qã i-ňãṙ
1SFirst person singular (person)
speaker, signer, etc.; I POSSPossessive (case)
owns, has.ALAlienable (possession)
thing that can be gained or lost-PLPlural (number)
more than one/few ተኅ቎_ቔሎዩ
daňug ban-vu
wattle give-PRSPresent tense (tense).1SFirst person singular (person)
speaker, signer, etc.; I.DEODeontic (mood)
things that should be.PFVPerfective (aspect)
completed action

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Sample of Aʻoonirobi[view] ፐ~_ቕ_<፤ቌዜጴዞቜ~_<፤_፴~቞ሖ~ሎ_<ዶ_ኤጵሥሏ

I have no memory of this place.[view all texts]

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Language family relationships

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Aʻoonirobi

[view] About HepteidolaLanguages of The Seven Seams organized by natural and divine languages, with the former being categorized by continent of origin while the latter being organized by deity responsible.

Phonology

Consonants

Bilabial

Labio-
dental

Alveolar

Palatal

Velar

Uvular

Glottal

Nasal

n¹

[ɲ]²

Plosive

ɢ̆³

Fricative

[β]⁴

Approximant

ɰ̆⁵

Trill

velarized following a nasal vowel
following a nasal vowel, allophone of /ŋ/
intervocalic sandhi used in spoken speech
preceding any trill, allophone of /v/
intervocalic sandhi used in spoken speech

Vowels	Front	Central	Back
Close	i i: ĩ: ĩ		ɯ ɯ: ɯ̃: ɯ̃
Open-mid	ɛ ɛ: ɛ̃: ɛ̃		ʌ ʌ: ʌ̃: ʌ̃
Near-open	[æ̃:]¹ [æ̃]²	[ɐ̃:]³ [ɐ̃]⁴

before or after a nasal consonant, allophone of /ɛ̃:/
before or after a nasal consonant, allophone of /ɛ̃/
before or after a nasal consonant, allophone of /ʌ̃:/
before or after a nasal consonant, allophone of /ʌ̃/

Syllable StructureAll syllables have the nucleus of any vowel (V), there can optionally be an onset of:
(1) any consonant (C) or
(2) any bilabial or labio-dental followed by a non-bilabial trill (Ŕ)
and finally those can be followed optionally by a coda of any consonant except [j]. Thus: (C⊻BŔ)V(C*)

Additionally a syllable with a onset of a glottal stop cannot be preceded by a syllable with a coda consisting of a glottal stop. Thus, (C⊻BŔ)Vʕ.ʕV(C*) is not permitted.

Stress informationStress is not fixed and mostly unpredictable.

OtherNo two syllables with differing vowels of the same height can appear consecutively. So, [i] → [i,ɛ,ʌ], [ɯ] → [ɯ,ʌ,ɛ], [ɛ] → [ɛ,i,ɯ], and [ʌ] → [ʌ,i,ɯ].

Nasal vowel harmony is forward propagating from the root morpheme. So, CVCṼ-CVCV → CVCṼ-CṼCṼ. However, it is blocked by glottal stops [ʔ] and certain suffixes. So, [tivɛ̃-nɛnɯ] → [tivɛ̃-nɛ̃nɯ̃] but [tivɛ̃ʔ-nɛnɯ] would stay the same.

Orthography

Below is the orthography for Aʻoonirobi. This includes all graphemes as defined in the language's phonology settings - excluding the non-distinct graphemes/polygraphs.

AʻoonirobiOrthography [edit]
i /i/	m ma /m/	n nu /n/¹	ĩ /ĩ/	b bi /b/	d da /d/	u /ɯ/	ň /ŋ/	ũ /ɯ̃/	ǧ /ɟ/	g gu /g/
a /ɛ/	v vi /v/	ã /ɛ̃/	ḅ ḅa /ʙ/	r ra /r/	o /ʌ/	q /ʔ/	j ji /j/	õ /ʌ̃/	ṙ ṙa /ʀ/
✔ Shown in correct order [change]