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Prinsessa: /* Design goals and process */ Apostrophe -> asterisk

2025-11-17T22:06:42Z

Design goals and process: Apostrophe -> asterisk

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	Representative branches are very roughly divided into somewhat inaccurate, but useful, groups: Proto-Germanic, "High West Germanic", "Low West Germanic", "Insular West Germanic" and North Germanic respectively. "Insular" refers to the English-Scots continuum. "High" and "low" roughly represent the respective ends of the mainland continuum. Frisian may fall under either of these depending, simply for convenience. North is usually represented by Old Norse unless descendants disagree. Multiple reflexes may occur in one cell, and cells may merge.		Representative branches are very roughly divided into somewhat inaccurate, but useful, groups: Proto-Germanic, "High West Germanic", "Low West Germanic", "Insular West Germanic" and North Germanic respectively. "Insular" refers to the English-Scots continuum. "High" and "low" roughly represent the respective ends of the mainland continuum. Frisian may fall under either of these depending, simply for convenience. North is usually represented by Old Norse unless descendants disagree. Multiple reflexes may occur in one cell, and cells may merge.

	~~Apostrophe~~, tilde, parentheses and brackets represent various considerations. Filch forms with an ~~apostrophe~~ show what disqualified cognates would look like. The final word in bold matches all branches well enough to be selected.		Asterisk, tilde, parentheses and brackets represent various considerations. Filch forms with an asterisk show what disqualified cognates would look like. The final word in bold matches all branches well enough to be selected.

	====Internal derivation====		====Internal derivation====

Prinsessa: /* Pronouns */ mi', mine / di', dine

2024-01-24T12:22:20Z

Pronouns: mi', mine / di', dine

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	\|-		\|-
	! possessive		! possessive
	\| {{ash\|mi~~(ne)~~}}		\| {{ash\|mi', mine}}
	\| {{ash\|di~~(ne)~~}}		\| {{ash\|di', dine}}
	\| {{ash\|ǫsse}}		\| {{ash\|ǫsse}}
	\| {{ash\|jere}}		\| {{ash\|jere}}

Prinsessa: /* Greetings */

2023-07-27T13:16:44Z

Greetings

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	===Greetings===		===Greetings===

	* {{ash\|goude ~~morgening~~}}		* {{ash\|goude morghening}}
	* {{ash\|goude dægh}}		* {{ash\|goude dægh}}
	* {{ash\|goude næht}}		* {{ash\|goude næht}}

Prinsessa: Forgot sibilant release ˢ on t in tunge in native name of language.

2023-07-27T13:15:55Z

Forgot sibilant release ˢ on t in tunge in native name of language.

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	\|name = Filch		\|name = Filch
	\|nativename = {{ash\|fylsche tunge}}		\|nativename = {{ash\|fylsche tunge}}
	\|pronunciation = ˈfʏl.ʃxə ~~ˈtʊŋ~~.gə		\|pronunciation = ˈfʏl.ʃxə ˈtˢʊŋ.gə
	\|creator = [[User:Prinsessa]]		\|creator = [[User:Prinsessa]]
	\|familycolor = Germanic		\|familycolor = Germanic

Prinsessa: Changed possessive determiner mi to mi' to distinguish from oblique pronoun mi and also to make it less confusing to NG readers, implying either min or mitt.

2023-07-27T13:03:00Z

Changed possessive determiner mi to mi' to distinguish from oblique pronoun mi and also to make it less confusing to NG readers, implying either min or mitt.

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	! Plural		! Plural
	\|-		\|-
	\| {{ash\|mi heus}}		\| {{ash\|mi' heus}}
	\| {{ash\|mine heuse}}		\| {{ash\|mine heuse}}
	\|}		\|}
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	Indicative and conjunctive/subjunctive have merged, but the latter is still formed syntactically by fronting the verb and applying VSO order.		Indicative and conjunctive/subjunctive have merged, but the latter is still formed syntactically by fronting the verb and applying VSO order.

	:: {{ash\|Come ji te mi, gefe igh jer mi heus.}}		:: {{ash\|Come ji te mi, gefe igh jer mi' heus.}}

	====Separable verbs====		====Separable verbs====
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	So saugh dæ folc comene, reidene; dei ræyde opaų merre.<br />		So saugh dæ folc comene, reidene; dei ræyde opaų merre.<br />
	Fyrste merr drough e waughen; aųdhere merr baur e weghene byrde.<br />		Fyrste merr drough e waughen; aųdhere merr baur e weghene byrde.<br />
	Bocc sæghde te merre: «igh finde peine į mi hearte, neu igh sæe mænne reide opaų merre».<br />		Bocc sæghde te merre: «igh finde peine į mi' hearte, neu igh sæe mænne reide opaų merre».<br />
	Merre sæghde: «heur ǫss; wi finde peine į ǫsse hearte, neu wi sæe mænne į wulle-clæyde, næhst e wulle·leus bocc».<br />		Merre sæghde: «heur ǫss; wi finde peine į ǫsse hearte, neu wi sæe mænne į wulle-clæyde, næhst e wulle·leus bocc».<br />
	Bocc heurde merre, e leupte af wegh.}}		Bocc heurde merre, e leupte af wegh.}}
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	===Other===		===Other===

	* {{ash\|Launge fische fylle mi flyghene schip!}}		* {{ash\|Launge fische fylle mi' flyghene schip!}}

Prinsessa: /* Design goals and process */ Typo: IWG is Insular _West_ Germanic, not North.

2023-07-27T12:48:12Z

Design goals and process: Typo: IWG is Insular _West_ Germanic, not North.

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	\|}		\|}

	Representative branches are very roughly divided into somewhat inaccurate, but useful, groups: Proto-Germanic, "High West Germanic", "Low West Germanic", "Insular ~~North~~ Germanic" and North Germanic respectively. "Insular" refers to the English-Scots continuum. "High" and "low" roughly represent the respective ends of the mainland continuum. Frisian may fall under either of these depending, simply for convenience. North is usually represented by Old Norse unless descendants disagree. Multiple reflexes may occur in one cell, and cells may merge.		Representative branches are very roughly divided into somewhat inaccurate, but useful, groups: Proto-Germanic, "High West Germanic", "Low West Germanic", "Insular West Germanic" and North Germanic respectively. "Insular" refers to the English-Scots continuum. "High" and "low" roughly represent the respective ends of the mainland continuum. Frisian may fall under either of these depending, simply for convenience. North is usually represented by Old Norse unless descendants disagree. Multiple reflexes may occur in one cell, and cells may merge.

	Apostrophe, tilde, parentheses and brackets represent various considerations. Filch forms with an apostrophe show what disqualified cognates would look like. The final word in bold matches all branches well enough to be selected.		Apostrophe, tilde, parentheses and brackets represent various considerations. Filch forms with an apostrophe show what disqualified cognates would look like. The final word in bold matches all branches well enough to be selected.

Prinsessa: /* Phrases */ Not sure why æ

2022-12-11T19:23:22Z

Phrases: Not sure why æ

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	\| —		\| —
	\| *(be)gripa		\| *(be)gripa
	\| rowspan="2" \| {{ash\|'''hæfe grip aų'''}},<br />{{ash\|'''greipe (~~mæning~~)'''}}		\| rowspan="2" \| {{ash\|'''hæfe grip aų'''}},<br />{{ash\|'''greipe (meining)'''}}
	\|-		\|-
	\| (be)griff haben von		\| (be)griff haben von
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	:: {{ash\|hæfe du grip aų hwat igh sæghe?}}		:: {{ash\|hæfe du grip aų hwat igh sæghe?}}

	:: {{ash\|greipe du hwat igh ~~mæne~~?}}		:: {{ash\|greipe du hwat igh meine?}}

	==Grammar==		==Grammar==

Prinsessa: /* Numbers */

2022-12-11T19:16:40Z

Numbers

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	* {{ash\|æyn}}		* {{ash\|æyn}}
	* {{ash\|twæy}}		* {{ash\|twæy}}
	* {{ash\|~~thri~~}}		* {{ash\|threi}}
	* {{ash\|feure}}		* {{ash\|feure}}
	* {{ash\|feųf}}		* {{ash\|feųf}}

Prinsessa: /* First paragraph of The Hobbit */ ʔ

2022-12-11T18:08:20Z

First paragraph of The Hobbit: ʔ

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	nə ˌwa(ː)r ətˢ ə ˈʃxeɪ̯.tˢəˌhoːl ˌfʊlː ə ˈwaː.tˢə ˌnɛʏ̯ ‖ ˈheːr ˌwɛː.rə nə ˈkʰreʊ̯.pə.nə ˈwɔr.mə nə ˈfeʊ̯l ˈrɔt.nɪŋg ˌnɛʏ̯<br />		nə ˌwa(ː)r ətˢ ə ˈʃxeɪ̯.tˢəˌhoːl ˌfʊlː ə ˈwaː.tˢə ˌnɛʏ̯ ‖ ˈheːr ˌwɛː.rə nə ˈkʰreʊ̯.pə.nə ˈwɔr.mə nə ˈfeʊ̯l ˈrɔt.nɪŋg ˌnɛʏ̯<br />
	də ˈhoːl ˌwa(ː)r nə ˈbaːr nə ˈnaːcə nə ˌfʊlː ə ˈsand ˌnɛʏ̯<br />		də ˈhoːl ˌwa(ː)r nə ˈbaːr nə ˈnaːcə nə ˌfʊlː ə ˈsand ˌnɛʏ̯<br />
	ˈheːr ˌkʰʊ̃d.də ˈfɔlk ˈsɪt.tˢə ʔə ˈheːr ˌkʰʊ̃d.də dəɪ̯ ˈeː.tˢə ‖ (ə)t ˌwa(ː)r ə ˈhɔb.bəˌhoːl ə ˈdɛːtˢ ˌsɛː.ɣə ˈheːr əz‿ətˢ ˈgɔʊ̯d}}		ˈheːr ˌkʰʊ̃d.də ˈfɔlk ˈsɪt.tˢə ʔə ˈheːr ˌkʰʊ̃d.də dəɪ̯ ˈeː.tˢə ‖ (ʔə)t ˌwa(ː)r ə ˈhɔb.bəˌhoːl ə ˈdɛːtˢ ˌsɛː.ɣə ˈheːr əz‿ətˢ ˈgɔʊ̯d}}

	==Phrases and words==		==Phrases and words==

Prinsessa: /* Sample */ ʔ

2022-12-11T18:07:37Z

Sample: ʔ

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	Warme weder sunge flyghene foughele; caulde weder saung frysene wind.}}		Warme weder sunge flyghene foughele; caulde weder saung frysene wind.}}

	{{IPA\|ˌnɛxs‿tə ˈaʊ̯l.dəˌlɪ.ɣə ˈcʰʏr.cə ˌʃtɔʊ̯d ə ˈheʊ̯ɣ ˈbʏrc ˌfʊlː ə ˈbreʊ̯.nə ˈmɛr.cə ˌɔ.pãʊ̯̃ zə ˈbark<br />		{{IPA\|ˌnɛxs‿tə ˈaʊ̯l.dəˌlɪ.ɣə ˈcʰʏr.cə ˌʃtɔʊ̯d ə ˈheʊ̯ɣ ˈbʏrc ˌfʊlː ə ˈbreʊ̯.nə ˈmɛr.cə ˌʔɔ.pãʊ̯̃ zə ˈbark<br />
	ˌkʰoːmə ˈsoː.mər ˌwɛ(ː).rə də ˈleʊ̯.və ˈgreʊ̯.nə ❘ ~~ˌɛftər~~ ˈdɛːtˢ ˈɟeʊ̯l.wə ❘ ə ˌfo(ː).rə də ˈjaʊ̯r ˈz‿en.də ˌwɛ(ː).rə dəɪ̯ ˈreʊ̯.də<br />		ˌkʰoːmə ˈsoː.mər ˌwɛ(ː).rə də ˈleʊ̯.və ˈgreʊ̯.nə ❘ ˌʔɛftər ˈdɛːtˢ ˈɟeʊ̯l.wə ❘ ʔə ˌfo(ː).rə də ˈjaʊ̯r ˈz‿en.də ˌwɛ(ː).rə dəɪ̯ ˈreʊ̯.də<br />
	ˌkʰoːmə ˈwĩː.tˢər ˌfɛl.lə dəɪ̯ aːf ❘ ˌdo(ː)ɣ ˌθãkː tə ˈʃneʊ̯ ˌwa(ː)r də ˈbʏrc nə ˈnaːcə ˌnɛʏ̯ ❘ ˌfo(ː)r də ˌwa(ː)r ˈɟeː.və ʔə ˈʍeɪ̯tˢ ˈkʰrɔʊ̯.nə<br />		ˌkʰoːmə ˈwĩː.tˢər ˌfɛl.lə dəɪ̯ aːf ❘ ˌdo(ː)ɣ ˌθãkː tə ˈʃneʊ̯ ˌwa(ː)r də ˈbʏrc nə ˈnaːcə ˌnɛʏ̯ ❘ ˌfo(ː)r də ˌwa(ː)r ˈɟeː.və ʔə ˈʍeɪ̯tˢ ˈkʰrɔʊ̯.nə<br />
	ˈwar.mə ˌweː.dər ˌsuŋ.gə ˈflyː.ɣə.nə ˈfɔʊ̯.ɣə.lə ‖ ˈkʰaʊ̯l.də ˌweː.dər ˌsaʊ̯ŋg ˈfryː.zə.nə ˈwɪnd}}		ˈwar.mə ˌweː.dər ˌsuŋ.gə ˈflyː.ɣə.nə ˈfɔʊ̯.ɣə.lə ‖ ˈkʰaʊ̯l.də ˌweː.dər ˌsaʊ̯ŋg ˈfryː.zə.nə ˈwɪnd}}

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	* {{ash\|æyn}}		* {{ash\|æyn}}
	* {{ash\|twæy}}		* {{ash\|twæy}}
	* {{ash\|~~thri~~}}		* {{ash\|threi}}
	* {{ash\|feure}}		* {{ash\|feure}}
	* {{ash\|feųf}}		* {{ash\|feųf}}