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	Word order in ametdantar is SOV, with the indirect object preceding the direct object. Modifiers, including elements in the genitive case, precede the element they modify.		Word order in ametdantar is SOV, with the indirect object preceding the direct object. Modifiers, including elements in the genitive case, precede the element they modify.

	[[Category:~~Conlangs~~]]		[[Category:Languages]]

MarloweC at 02:37, 15 January 2015

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MarloweC at 02:14, 15 January 2015

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	==Background==		==Background==

			ametdantar was created by Marlowe Clark.

	===Goals===		===Goals===
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	===Orthography===		===Orthography===
	ametdantar has a mostly phonemic alphabet -- each monograph stands for exactly one sound, and each digraph stands for exactly one sound.		ametdantar has a mostly phonemic alphabet -- each monograph stands for exactly one sound, and each digraph stands for exactly one sound. ametdantar uses only lowercase letters.
	====Monographs====		====Monographs====
	a /a/ <br>		a /a/ <br>
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			The vast majority of roots in ametdantar are nouns. Subject agreement particles and the infinitive suffix -ad also function as verbalizers. There is no distinction between adjectives and adverbs, but both are placed immediately before the element they modify -- so adjectives will always be before nouns and adverbs will usually be before verbs.

			ametdantar has four cases: nominative, accusative, dative, and genitive. The nominative is unmarked. The accusative and dative are optionally marked, as they can also be determined by word order, and their markings when used are -ku and -kul respectively. The genitive is marked by -sia.

	===Syntax===		===Syntax===

	~~<!-- Example:~~ Word order, ~~qualifiers, determinatives~~, ~~branching~~, ~~etc~~. ~~-->~~		Word order in ametdantar is SOV, with the indirect object preceding the direct object. Modifiers, including elements in the genitive case, precede the element they modify.

	[[Category:Conlangs]]		[[Category:Conlangs]]

MarloweC at 02:03, 15 January 2015

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	===Stress===		===Stress===
	ametdantar stress is very simple. There are two rules:		ametdantar stress is very simple. There are two rules:<br>
	Stress is ultimate.		Stress is ultimate.<br>
	Enclitics are disregarded in stress assignment.		Enclitics are disregarded in stress assignment.

MarloweC at 02:03, 15 January 2015

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	===Stress===		===Stress===
	ametdantar stress is very simple. There are two rules: ~~<br>~~		ametdantar stress is very simple. There are two rules:
	Stress is ultimate. ~~<br>~~		Stress is ultimate.
	Enclitics are disregarded in stress assignment.~~<br>~~		Enclitics are disregarded in stress assignment.
	~~<br>~~
	Now, of course, this requires us to define the enclitics of ametdantar. They are -et, the plural suffix, and -er, the perfective suffix. Note that there are roots that end with -et or -er naturally; these are not enclitics. There are also fossilized forms that are stressed on the enclitic (because, as a suffix, it's in ultimate position). Fossilized forms include the plural personal pronouns, which are all formed with the plural suffix, and some adjectives formed with the perfective suffix.		Now, of course, this requires us to define the enclitics of ametdantar. They are -et, the plural suffix, and -er, the perfective suffix. Note that there are roots that end with -et or -er naturally; these are not enclitics. There are also fossilized forms that are stressed on the enclitic (because, as a suffix, it's in ultimate position). Fossilized forms include the plural personal pronouns, which are all formed with the plural suffix, and some adjectives formed with the perfective suffix.

MarloweC at 02:01, 15 January 2015

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	aa /a:/		aa /a:/

			===Stress===
			ametdantar stress is very simple. There are two rules: <br>
			Stress is ultimate. <br>
			Enclitics are disregarded in stress assignment.<br>
			<br>
			Now, of course, this requires us to define the enclitics of ametdantar. They are -et, the plural suffix, and -er, the perfective suffix. Note that there are roots that end with -et or -er naturally; these are not enclitics. There are also fossilized forms that are stressed on the enclitic (because, as a suffix, it's in ultimate position). Fossilized forms include the plural personal pronouns, which are all formed with the plural suffix, and some adjectives formed with the perfective suffix.

	==Grammar==		==Grammar==

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