Azalic - Revision history

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IlL: /* Phonology */

2023-04-11T12:39:18Z

Phonology

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	Vowels: '''e i o u ə é í ó ú oe əɨ eo ou ieu ia ua''' /e i o u ə~ʌ e: i: o: u: oe əɨ eo əu iəu iə uə/ + offglides in -i; allophonic Open Syllable Lengthening		Vowels: '''e i o u ə é í ó ú oe əɨ eo ou ieu ia ua''' /e i o u ə~ʌ e: i: o: u: oe əɨ eo əu iəu iə uə/ + offglides in -i; allophonic Open Syllable Lengthening

			Tones: word-level phonation (modal, creaky)

	Reflexes:		Reflexes:

IlL: /* Family tree */

2023-04-11T12:38:21Z

Family tree

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	***Early New English		***Early New English
	****English		****English
	****a Danish-like VSO language spoken in Irta Canary Islands ~~(Do we need this?)~~		****a Danish-like VSO language spoken in Irta Canary Islands
	****Polish Azalic		****Polish Azalic
	**[[Khuamnisht]]		**[[Khuamnisht]]

IlL: /* Verbs */

2023-03-26T02:16:03Z

Verbs

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	*Imperative (source of English imperative): non-past without any endings		*Imperative (source of English imperative): non-past without any endings
	*Nonpast (the source of the English present): e-grade or otherwise the unmarked form of the verb		*Nonpast (the source of the English present): e-grade or otherwise the unmarked form of the verb
	*Past: PIE reduplicated perfect or root aorist		*Past: PIE reduplicated perfect or root aorist; lost in modern Irta English but survives in most other Azalic languages
			** In [[Maghrebi Azalic]], it merges with the sigmatic irrealis into the "qåṭal~wăqåṭal" form, and the non-past~stative is used for the "yiqṭol~wayyiqṭol" form under sprachbund influence from [[Knench]].
	*Irrealis (source of the English subjunctive, including ''were''): sigmatic future.		*Irrealis (source of the English subjunctive, including ''were''): sigmatic future.
	*Stative (the source of the English past): a tenseless form like the Akkadian stative. Originally a deverbal noun; formed with the o-grade (deriving nouns in PIE) for strongs, -ṫ from -tús (with random voicing) for weaks, (i)-ə from -ih2 for semistrongs. It was not a true finite verb form so it didn't take ''-se''.		*Stative (the source of the English past): a tenseless form like the Akkadian stative. Originally a deverbal noun; formed with the o-grade (deriving nouns in PIE) for strongs, -ṫ from -tús (with random voicing) for weaks, (i)-ə from -ih2 for semistrongs. It was not a true finite verb form so it didn't take ''-se''.

IlL at 16:49, 9 May 2022

2022-05-09T16:49:54Z

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	'''Azalic''' ([[Togarmite]]: ''lysėni Azali''; Proto-Azalic: ''Əngoilin woiq̇''; ~~Northern Hivantish~~: ''Yȧzalathār tȯvzār'') is an imagined Indo-European branch by [[User:Praimhín]], intended to serve as an alternate possible [[Verse:Irta/English\|diachronics of the English language]]. To make it impossible for it to evolve into any Germanic language other than English, Proto-Azalic (Northern Hivantish: ''Yȧzalathā Sanā'') uses specifically English sound changes within Germanic such as the nasal spirant law (which in Proto-Azalic is a nasal before aspirated/breathy stops law), while minimizing shared innovations with Proto-Germanic such as Grimm's law and ey > ī.		'''Azalic''' ([[Togarmite]]: ''lysėni Azali''; Proto-Azalic: ''Əngoilin woiq̇''; [[Thurish]]: ''Yȧzalathār tȯvzār'') is an imagined Indo-European branch by [[User:Praimhín]], intended to serve as an alternate possible [[Verse:Irta/English\|diachronics of the English language]]. To make it impossible for it to evolve into any Germanic language other than English, Proto-Azalic (Northern Hivantish: ''Yȧzalathā Sanā'') uses specifically English sound changes within Germanic such as the nasal spirant law (which in Proto-Azalic is a nasal before aspirated/breathy stops law), while minimizing shared innovations with Proto-Germanic such as Grimm's law and ey > ī.

	The name ''Azalic'' is derived from ''Åzalaa'', a Hivantish cognate of Əngoil /ˈəngojl/, the legendary mother of the Azalic people (meaning "The Unploughed"; cognate of Ahalyā in Hindu mythology). Like in our timeline, English was the lingua franca of a huge part of the world (namely in the Remonitionist areas of Europe), but unlike in our timeline, this resulted in English being the most conservative language in the Azalic branch. This is due to Proto-Azalic already having undergone morphological simplifications from PIE, to the point where it's almost as analytic as English. Other descendants have changed a lot more and have various typologies, including innovated gender systems, agglutinating morphology and even predicate-first syntax.		The name ''Azalic'' is derived from ''Åzalaa'', a Hivantish cognate of Əngoil /ˈəngojl/, the legendary mother of the Azalic people (meaning "The Unploughed"; cognate of Ahalyā in Hindu mythology). Like in our timeline, English was the lingua franca of a huge part of the world (namely in the Remonitionist areas of Europe), but unlike in our timeline, this resulted in English being the most conservative language in the Azalic branch. This is due to Proto-Azalic already having undergone morphological simplifications from PIE, to the point where it's almost as analytic as English. Other descendants have changed a lot more and have various typologies, including innovated gender systems, agglutinating morphology and even predicate-first syntax.

IlL: /* Verbs */

2022-03-15T14:51:10Z

Verbs

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	*Active participle: -ənt		*Active participle: -ənt
	**''-ənt-qhe'' became the present progressive ''-ing'' in English.		**''-ənt-qhe'' became the present progressive ''-ing'' in English.
			*Verbal noun: from -ntyeh2
	*Passive participle (source of English past participle): zero-grade with -n from -nós, or -dh from -tós		*Passive participle (source of English past participle): zero-grade with -n from -nós, or -dh from -tós

Praimhín: /* Constituent order */Azalic should have acc inf

2022-03-14T22:58:34Z

Constituent order: Azalic should have acc inf

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	*Prepositions over postpositions		*Prepositions over postpositions
	*Adjectives and genitives before nouns; relative clauses after nouns.		*Adjectives and genitives before nouns; relative clauses after nouns.
	*No accusative-infinitive

	~~The English accusative and infinitive construction doesn't come from PAzal; it is a result of substrate influence from ___.~~

	[[Category:Indo-European languages]][[Category:Azalic languages\|*]][[Category:Lõis]]		[[Category:Indo-European languages]][[Category:Azalic languages\|*]][[Category:Lõis]]

IlL: /* Phonology */

2022-03-12T02:01:32Z

Phonology

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	Inspirations: Vietnamese, Armenian, literally read Irish		Inspirations: Vietnamese, Armenian, literally read Irish

	'''m n ~~bh dh gh ᵹh~~ p t c q ph th ch qh ṗ ṫ ċ q̇ s ṡ h l r y w'''		'''m n b d g ᵹ p t c q ph th ch qh ṗ ṫ ċ q̇ s ṡ h l r y w'''

	/m n		/m n
	~~bʰ dʰ gʰ gʷʰ~~		b d g gʷ
	p t k kʷ		p t k kʷ
	pʰ tʰ kʰ kʷʰ		pʰ tʰ kʰ kʷʰ

Praimhín: /* Family tree */

2022-03-11T23:38:12Z

Family tree

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	****a Danish-like VSO language spoken in Irta Canary Islands (Do we need this?)		****a Danish-like VSO language spoken in Irta Canary Islands (Do we need this?)
	****Polish Azalic		****Polish Azalic
	**** [[Riphean]]
	**[[Khuamnisht]]		**[[Khuamnisht]]
	**something with ejectives		**something with ejectives

Praimhín: PAzal has Verner with a different explanation

2022-03-11T23:37:37Z

PAzal has Verner with a different explanation

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	{{list subpages}}		{{list subpages}}
	'''Azalic''' ([[Togarmite]]: ''lysėni Azali''; Proto-Azalic: ''Əngoilin woiq̇''; Northern Hivantish: ''Yȧzalathār tȯvzār'') is an imagined Indo-European branch by [[User:Praimhín]], intended to serve as an alternate possible [[Verse:Irta/English\|diachronics of the English language]]. To make it impossible for it to evolve into any Germanic language other than English, Proto-Azalic (Northern Hivantish: ''Yȧzalathā Sanā'') uses specifically English sound changes within Germanic such as the nasal spirant law (which in Proto-Azalic is a nasal before aspirated/breathy stops law), while minimizing shared innovations with Proto-Germanic such as Grimm's ~~and Verner's laws~~ and ey > ī.		'''Azalic''' ([[Togarmite]]: ''lysėni Azali''; Proto-Azalic: ''Əngoilin woiq̇''; Northern Hivantish: ''Yȧzalathār tȯvzār'') is an imagined Indo-European branch by [[User:Praimhín]], intended to serve as an alternate possible [[Verse:Irta/English\|diachronics of the English language]]. To make it impossible for it to evolve into any Germanic language other than English, Proto-Azalic (Northern Hivantish: ''Yȧzalathā Sanā'') uses specifically English sound changes within Germanic such as the nasal spirant law (which in Proto-Azalic is a nasal before aspirated/breathy stops law), while minimizing shared innovations with Proto-Germanic such as Grimm's law and ey > ī.

	The name ''Azalic'' is derived from ''Åzalaa'', a Hivantish cognate of Əngoil /ˈəngojl/, the legendary mother of the Azalic people (meaning "The Unploughed"; cognate of Ahalyā in Hindu mythology). Like in our timeline, English was the lingua franca of a huge part of the world (namely in the Remonitionist areas of Europe), but unlike in our timeline, this resulted in English being the most conservative language in the Azalic branch. This is due to Proto-Azalic already having undergone morphological simplifications from PIE, to the point where it's almost as analytic as English. Other descendants have changed a lot more and have various typologies, including innovated gender systems, agglutinating morphology and even predicate-first syntax.		The name ''Azalic'' is derived from ''Åzalaa'', a Hivantish cognate of Əngoil /ˈəngojl/, the legendary mother of the Azalic people (meaning "The Unploughed"; cognate of Ahalyā in Hindu mythology). Like in our timeline, English was the lingua franca of a huge part of the world (namely in the Remonitionist areas of Europe), but unlike in our timeline, this resulted in English being the most conservative language in the Azalic branch. This is due to Proto-Azalic already having undergone morphological simplifications from PIE, to the point where it's almost as analytic as English. Other descendants have changed a lot more and have various typologies, including innovated gender systems, agglutinating morphology and even predicate-first syntax.