Old Sirrese - Revision history

Melinoë at 19:21, 3 July 2026

2026-07-03T19:21:50Z

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	\|pronunciation=sir.ra.toː.da.ta		\|pronunciation=sir.ra.toː.da.ta
	\|era=Spoken until the early ~~13th~~ century, ~~split off into~~ [[Sirrese]] ~~and (unnamed)~~.		\|era=Spoken until the early 10th century, became [[Middle Sirrese]].
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	\|states=		\|states=Manchurian Plain
	\|fam1=[[w:Indo-European\|Indo-European]]		\|fam1=[[w:Indo-European\|Indo-European]]
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	Old Sirrese (Also ''Classical Sirresic''; {{lang\|sirr-pro\|銀人話}} ({{lang\|sirr-pro\|sirratōdata}}), /sir.ra.toː.da.ta/) was a Chlesamnic language spoken in the Manchurian plains until the early ~~13th~~ century, when it ~~split into~~ Sirrese ~~and (unnamed)~~. Old Sirrese was mainly written in Chinese characters, but saw some use of the Old Uyghur script, as well as the Mongolian script late in its life.		Old Sirrese (Also ''Classical Sirresic''; {{lang\|sirr-pro\|銀人話}} ({{lang\|sirr-pro\|sirratōdata}}), /sir.ra.toː.da.ta/) was a Chlesamnic language spoken in the Manchurian plains until the early 10th century, when it became Middle Sirrese. Old Sirrese was mainly written in Chinese characters, but saw some use of the Old Uyghur script, as well as the Mongolian script late in its life.

	Old Sirrese is of great interest to Chlesamnic linguists, as it is seemingly rather conservative in many aspects, compare reconstructed Proto-Chlesamnic ''wánhas''/''wánham'' to Old Sirrese ''*wanna'', Ancient Tevvic ''vagga'', Old Thadic ''wěnxę̌'', and Old Low Polovic ''vǫžǫ''.		Old Sirrese is of great interest to Chlesamnic linguists, as it is seemingly rather conservative in many aspects, compare reconstructed Proto-Chlesamnic ''wánhas''/''wánham'' to Old Sirrese ''*wanna'', Ancient Tevvic ''vagga'', Old Thadic ''wěnxę̌'', and Old Low Polovic ''vǫžǫ''.
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	~~This inventory is in so-called "Old Proper Sirrese", but in Late Old Sirrese this inventory also includes /y(ː), ø(ː)/, these coming from older /wi(ː), we(ː)/ (see ''twē'' to ''tȫ'')~~

	==Morphology==		==Morphology==

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Melinoë at 03:30, 3 July 2026

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	Old Sirrese is of great interest to Chlesamnic linguists, as it is seemingly rather conservative in many aspects, compare reconstructed Proto-Chlesamnic ''wánhas''/''wánham'' to Old Sirrese ''*wanna'', Ancient Tevvic ''vagga'', Old Thadic ''wěnxę̌'', and Old Low Polovic ''vǫžǫ''.		Old Sirrese is of great interest to Chlesamnic linguists, as it is seemingly rather conservative in many aspects, compare reconstructed Proto-Chlesamnic ''wánhas''/''wánham'' to Old Sirrese ''*wanna'', Ancient Tevvic ''vagga'', Old Thadic ''wěnxę̌'', and Old Low Polovic ''vǫžǫ''.

			==Phonology==
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			\|-
			! colspan=2 \|
			! labial
			! alveolar
			! palatal
			! velar
			\|-
			! colspan=2 \| nasal
			\| m
			\| n
			\| ɲ
			\| (ŋ)
			\|-
			! rowspan=2 \| plosive
			! unvoiced
			\| p
			\| t
			\| c
			\| k
			\|-
			! voiced
			\| b
			\| d
			\| ɟ
			\| ɡ
			\|-
			! rowspan=2 \| fricative
			! unvoiced
			\|
			\| s
			\| ʃ
			\| h
			\|-
			! voiced
			\|
			\| z
			\| ʒ
			\|
			\|-
			! rowspan=2 \| affricate
			! unvoiced
			\|
			\| t͡s
			\| t͡ʃ
			\|
			\|-
			! voiced
			\|
			\| d͡z
			\| d͡ʒ
			\|
			\|-
			! colspan=2 \| approximant
			\| w
			\| r, l
			\| j
			\|
			\|}
			==Morphology==

Melinoë at 02:48, 3 July 2026

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Old Sirrese (Also ''Classical Sirresic''; {{lang|sirr-pro|銀人話}} ({{lang|sirr-pro|sirratōdata}}), /sir.ra.toː.da.ta/) was a Chlesamnic language spoken in the Manchurian plains until the early 13th century, when it split into Sirrese and (unnamed). Old Sirrese was mainly written in Chinese characters, but saw some use of the Old Uyghur script, as well as the Mongolian script late in its life.

Old Sirrese is of great interest to Chlesamnic linguists, as it is seemingly rather conservative in many aspects, compare reconstructed Proto-Chlesamnic ''*wánhas''/''*wánham'' to Old Sirrese ''*wanna'', Ancient Tevvic ''vagga'', Old Thadic ''wěnxę̌'', and Old Low Polovic ''vǫžǫ''.