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Language type
A priori
Species
Human/humanoid
About Unnamed
_ is a language spoken by the people of __. It contains only three main phonemes, ʍ, w, and u, but there are many variations of the first two, along with many tones, creating many more phonemes. _ developed from the proto-language ___, which is a whistled language. This is why _ has so many tones. The labio-velars were slowly added in as speakers realized that they needed to pause the sound, and as the labio-velars were added and the tones removed, more variations were created. _ is a fascinating language, studied by many of the inhabitants of the galaxy.
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Phonology
| Consonants | Labio- velar | |
| Approximant | ʍ ʍ: ʍ̃: ʍ̃ ʍʰ ʍʰ: | w w: w̃: w̃ wʰ wʰ: |
| Vowels | Back | |
| Close | ȕ ú ù ū ű | |
Syllable StructureV(C) is the syllable structure in _. If two vowels are next to each other, they will merge into one vowel with the combined tones of the two. For example, if you have the word u˧˦w.u˦ and the word u˧w.u˧˩, you could combine them to get u˧˦w.u˦˧w.u˧˩. The ending u˦ and starting u˧w combined to create u˦˧w.
Stress informationStress is placed using moras.
If the syllables coda is a short consonant (not geminated), it does not not count as a mora. If the syllables coda is a long consonant, it is counted as a mora.
If the coda of a syllable contains a single tone, with no tone shifts, it counts as a mora. If it contains two tones/a tone shift, it counts as two mora. If it contains three tones/two tone shifts, it counts as three mora, and so on.
The first mora recieves stress, and then the fifth, and then the ninth, and so on, while the third mora recieves secondary stress, and then the seventh, and then the eleventh, and so on.
If the syllables coda is a short consonant (not geminated), it does not not count as a mora. If the syllables coda is a long consonant, it is counted as a mora.
If the coda of a syllable contains a single tone, with no tone shifts, it counts as a mora. If it contains two tones/a tone shift, it counts as two mora. If it contains three tones/two tone shifts, it counts as three mora, and so on.
The first mora recieves stress, and then the fifth, and then the ninth, and so on, while the third mora recieves secondary stress, and then the seventh, and then the eleventh, and so on.
Orthography
Below is the orthography for Unnamed. This includes all graphemes as defined in the language's phonology settings - excluding the non-distinct graphemes/polygraphs.
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| U˥ u˥/ű/ | U˦ u˦/ú/ | U˧ u˧/ū/ | U˨ u˨/ù/ | U˩ u˩/ȕ/ | HW hw/ʍ/ | HWHW hwhw/ʍ:/ | HWH hwh/ʍʰ/ | HWHWH hwhwh/ʍʰ:/ |
| HW̃ hw̃/ʍ̃/ | HW̃HW̃ hw̃hw̃/ʍ̃:/ | Ww/w/ | WW ww/w:/ | WH wh/wʰ/ | WWH wwh/wʰ:/ | W̃ w̃/w̃/ | W̃W̃ w̃w̃/w̃:/ | |
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