Contionary:*sinɔ- - Revision history

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Descendants: clean up

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	** Modern Carichendan: [[Contionary:sin\|sin]], [[Contionary:eun\|eun]] (possibly, ''sin'' from syllabic apocope due to use as a proclitic, and ''eun'' from syllabic apheresis due to use as an enclitic; compare modern ''sin ranya'' "a book" versus ''ranya eun'' "one book"; proclitic use was likely an innovation to produce an indefinite article, through analogy with the placement of the demonstrative determiners, which ultimately yielded the definite article ''ra'' "the". The development might have been: sineun-, -sineun > sin-, -sineun (regular syncope of the reduct vowel) > sin-, -sin-eun (reanalysis of sineun as containing sin) > sin-, (-sin)-eun (-sin not mandatory due to uniqueness of -eun) > sin, eun. Alternatively, there could have been a distinction between weak forms and strong forms of function words once Carichendan prosodic stress developed, yielding sin as a weak form of sineun, where the reduct vowel was preserved in the strong form, allowing for another scenario of reanalysis of sineun as containing sin)		** Modern Carichendan: [[Contionary:sin\|sin]], [[Contionary:eun\|eun]] (possibly, ''sin'' from syllabic apocope due to use as a proclitic, and ''eun'' from syllabic apheresis due to use as an enclitic; compare modern ''sin ranya'' "a book" versus ''ranya eun'' "one book"; proclitic use was likely an innovation to produce an indefinite article, through analogy with the placement of the demonstrative determiners, which ultimately yielded the definite article ''ra'' "the". The development might have been: sineun-, -sineun > sin-, -sineun (regular syncope of the reduct vowel) > sin-, -sin-eun (reanalysis of sineun as containing sin) > sin-, (-sin)-eun (-sin not mandatory due to uniqueness of -eun) > sin, eun. Alternatively, there could have been a distinction between weak forms and strong forms of function words once Carichendan prosodic stress developed, yielding sin as a weak form of sineun, where the reduct vowel was preserved in the strong form, allowing for another scenario of reanalysis of sineun as containing sin)

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	** Modern Carichendan: [[Contionary:sin\|sin]], [[Contionary:eun\|eun]] (possibly, ''sin'' from syllabic apocope due to use as a proclitic, and ''eun'' from syllabic apheresis due to use as an enclitic; compare modern ''sin ranya'' "a book" versus ''ranya eun'' "one book"; proclitic use was likely an innovation to produce an indefinite article, through analogy with the placement of the demonstrative determiners, which ultimately yielded the definite article ''ra'' "the". The development might have been: sineun-, -sineun > sin-, -sineun (regular syncope of the reduct vowel) > sin-, -sin-eun (reanalysis of sineun as containing sin) > sin-, (-sin)-eun (-sin not mandatory due to uniqueness of -eun) > sin, eun. Alternatively, there could have been a distinction between weak forms and strong forms of function words once Carichendan prosodic stress developed, yielding sin as a weak form of sineun, where the reduct vowel was preserved in the strong form, allowing for another scenario of reanalysis of sineun as containing sin)		** Modern Carichendan: [[Contionary:sin\|sin]], [[Contionary:eun\|eun]] (possibly, ''sin'' from syllabic apocope due to use as a proclitic, and ''eun'' from syllabic apheresis due to use as an enclitic; compare modern ''sin ranya'' "a book" versus ''ranya eun'' "one book"; proclitic use was likely an innovation to produce an indefinite article, through analogy with the placement of the demonstrative determiners, which ultimately yielded the definite article ''ra'' "the". The development might have been: sineun-, -sineun > sin-, -sineun (regular syncope of the reduct vowel) > sin-, -sin-eun (reanalysis of sineun as containing sin) > sin-, (-sin)-eun (-sin not mandatory due to uniqueness of -eun) > sin, eun. Alternatively, there could have been a distinction between weak forms and strong forms of function words once Carichendan prosodic stress developed, yielding sin as a weak form of sineun, where the reduct vowel was preserved in the strong form, allowing for another scenario of reanalysis of sineun as containing sin)

	[[Category:Contionary]][[Category:Proto-Coelo-Caric]]		[[Category:Contionary\|s]][[Category:Proto-Coelo-Caric\|s]]

Luzset Zari: /* Descendants */

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Descendants

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	** Modern Silōs: [[Contionary:silōs\|silōs]], [[Contionary:Silōs\|Silōs]], [[Contionary:Silōti\|Silōti]]		** Modern Silōs: [[Contionary:silōs\|silōs]], [[Contionary:Silōs\|Silōs]], [[Contionary:Silōti\|Silōti]]
	* Old Carichendan: *sineun		* Old Carichendan: *sineun
	** Modern Carichendan: sin, eun (possibly, ''sin'' from syllabic apocope due to use as a proclitic, and ''eun'' from syllabic apheresis due to use as an enclitic; compare modern ''sin ranya'' "a book" versus ''ranya eun'' "one book"; proclitic use was likely an innovation to produce an indefinite article, through analogy with the placement of the demonstrative determiners, which ultimately yielded the definite article ''ra'' "the". The development might have been: sineun-, -sineun > sin-, -sineun (regular syncope of the reduct vowel) > sin-, -sin-eun (reanalysis of sineun as containing sin) > sin-, (-sin)-eun (-sin not mandatory due to uniqueness of -eun) > sin, eun. Alternatively, there could have been a distinction between weak forms and strong forms of function words once Carichendan prosodic stress developed, yielding sin as a weak form of sineun, where the reduct vowel was preserved in the strong form, allowing for another scenario of reanalysis of sineun as containing sin)		** Modern Carichendan: [[Contionary:sin\|sin]], [[Contionary:eun\|eun]] (possibly, ''sin'' from syllabic apocope due to use as a proclitic, and ''eun'' from syllabic apheresis due to use as an enclitic; compare modern ''sin ranya'' "a book" versus ''ranya eun'' "one book"; proclitic use was likely an innovation to produce an indefinite article, through analogy with the placement of the demonstrative determiners, which ultimately yielded the definite article ''ra'' "the". The development might have been: sineun-, -sineun > sin-, -sineun (regular syncope of the reduct vowel) > sin-, -sin-eun (reanalysis of sineun as containing sin) > sin-, (-sin)-eun (-sin not mandatory due to uniqueness of -eun) > sin, eun. Alternatively, there could have been a distinction between weak forms and strong forms of function words once Carichendan prosodic stress developed, yielding sin as a weak form of sineun, where the reduct vowel was preserved in the strong form, allowing for another scenario of reanalysis of sineun as containing sin)

	[[Category:Contionary]][[Category:Proto-Coelo-Caric]]		[[Category:Contionary]][[Category:Proto-Coelo-Caric]]

Luzset Zari: /* Descendants */

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Descendants

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	** Modern Silōs: [[Contionary:silōs\|silōs]], [[Contionary:Silōs\|Silōs]], [[Contionary:Silōti\|Silōti]]		** Modern Silōs: [[Contionary:silōs\|silōs]], [[Contionary:Silōs\|Silōs]], [[Contionary:Silōti\|Silōti]]
	* Old Carichendan: *sineun		* Old Carichendan: *sineun
	** Modern Carichendan: sin, eun (possibly, ''sin'' from syllabic apocope due to use as a proclitic, and ''eun'' from syllabic apheresis due to use as an enclitic; compare modern ''sin ranya'' "a book" versus ''ranya eun'' "one book"; proclitic use was likely an innovation to produce an indefinite article, through analogy with the placement of the demonstrative determiners, which ultimately yielded the definite ~~pronoun~~ ''ra'' "the")		** Modern Carichendan: sin, eun (possibly, ''sin'' from syllabic apocope due to use as a proclitic, and ''eun'' from syllabic apheresis due to use as an enclitic; compare modern ''sin ranya'' "a book" versus ''ranya eun'' "one book"; proclitic use was likely an innovation to produce an indefinite article, through analogy with the placement of the demonstrative determiners, which ultimately yielded the definite article ''ra'' "the". The development might have been: sineun-, -sineun > sin-, -sineun (regular syncope of the reduct vowel) > sin-, -sin-eun (reanalysis of sineun as containing sin) > sin-, (-sin)-eun (-sin not mandatory due to uniqueness of -eun) > sin, eun. Alternatively, there could have been a distinction between weak forms and strong forms of function words once Carichendan prosodic stress developed, yielding sin as a weak form of sineun, where the reduct vowel was preserved in the strong form, allowing for another scenario of reanalysis of sineun as containing sin)

	[[Category:Contionary]][[Category:Proto-Coelo-Caric]]		[[Category:Contionary]][[Category:Proto-Coelo-Caric]]

Luzset Zari: /* Noun */

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Noun

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	===Noun===		===Noun===
	'''~~sino~~''', '''~~sinɔ~~'''		'''sinɔ-s''', '''sinɔn'''

	# one, single, (by extension) one's own nation		# one, single, (by extension) one's own nation
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	* Old Silōs: sinōs		* Old Silōs: sinōs
	** Modern Silōs: [[Contionary:silōs\|silōs]], [[Contionary:Silōs\|Silōs]], [[Contionary:Silōti\|Silōti]]		** Modern Silōs: [[Contionary:silōs\|silōs]], [[Contionary:Silōs\|Silōs]], [[Contionary:Silōti\|Silōti]]
	* Old Carichendan: *~~sineu~~		* Old Carichendan: *sineun
	** Modern Carichendan: sin, eun		** Modern Carichendan: sin, eun (possibly, ''sin'' from syllabic apocope due to use as a proclitic, and ''eun'' from syllabic apheresis due to use as an enclitic; compare modern ''sin ranya'' "a book" versus ''ranya eun'' "one book"; proclitic use was likely an innovation to produce an indefinite article, through analogy with the placement of the demonstrative determiners, which ultimately yielded the definite pronoun ''ra'' "the")

	[[Category:Contionary]][[Category:Proto-Coelo-Caric]]		[[Category:Contionary]][[Category:Proto-Coelo-Caric]]

Luzset Zari: Luzset Zari moved page Contionary:sino to Contionary:sinɔ-: Updated reconstruction

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Luzset Zari moved page Contionary:*sino to Contionary:*sinɔ-: Updated reconstruction

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Luzset Zari: Created page with "{{reconstructed}} ==Proto-Coelo-Caric== ===Etymology=== ===Noun=== '''sino''', '''sinɔ''' # one, single, (by extension) one's own nation ====Descendants==== * Old Silō..."

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Created page with "{{reconstructed}} ==Proto-Coelo-Caric== ===Etymology=== ===Noun=== '''*sino''', '''*sinɔ''' # one, single, (by extension) one's own nation ====Descendants==== * Old Silō..."

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{{reconstructed}}
==Proto-Coelo-Caric==

===Etymology===

===Noun===
'''*sino''', '''*sinɔ'''

# one, single, (by extension) one's own nation

====Descendants====
* Old Silōs: sinōs
** Modern Silōs: [[Contionary:silōs|silōs]], [[Contionary:Silōs|Silōs]], [[Contionary:Silōti|Silōti]]
* Old Carichendan: *sineu
** Modern Carichendan: sin, eun

[[Category:Contionary]][[Category:Proto-Coelo-Caric]]

Contionary:*sinɔ- - Revision history

Sware: /* Descendants */clean up

Sware: /* top */replaced: {{reconstructed}} → {{reconstructed|Proto-Coelo-Caric}}

Chrysophylax at 02:14, 25 October 2014

Luzset Zari: /* Descendants */

Luzset Zari: /* Descendants */

Luzset Zari: /* Noun */

Luzset Zari: Luzset Zari moved page Contionary:*sino to Contionary:*sinɔ-: Updated reconstruction

Luzset Zari: Created page with "{{reconstructed}} ==Proto-Coelo-Caric== ===Etymology=== ===Noun=== '''*sino''', '''*sinɔ''' # one, single, (by extension) one's own nation ====Descendants==== * Old Silō..."

Luzset Zari: Luzset Zari moved page Contionary:sino to Contionary:sinɔ-: Updated reconstruction

Luzset Zari: Created page with "{{reconstructed}} ==Proto-Coelo-Caric== ===Etymology=== ===Noun=== '''sino''', '''sinɔ''' # one, single, (by extension) one's own nation ====Descendants==== * Old Silō..."