User:Chrysophylax/amaits - Revision history

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	Amessian (''amaits'' {{IPA\|[ˈaˌmai̯t͡s]}} or ''amaitsen tann'' {{IPA\|[ˈaˌmai̯t͡sn̩ tæ̃ɲ]}}, Ukr. ''мацкая мова'') is an [[wikipedia:Indo-European languages\|Indo-European language]] spoken by the Dalans along the [[wikipedia:Vorskla\|Vorskla river]] in [[wikipedia:Sumy Oblast\|Sumy Oblast]], [[wikipedia:Ukraine\|Ukraine]].		Amessian (''amaits'' {{IPA\|[ˈaˌmai̯t͡s]}} or ''amaitsen tann'' {{IPA\|[ˈaˌmai̯t͡sn̩ tæ̃ɲ]}}, Ukr. ''мацкая мова'') is an [[wikipedia:Indo-European languages\|Indo-European language]] spoken by the Dalans along the [[wikipedia:Vorskla\|Vorskla river]] in [[wikipedia:Sumy Oblast\|Sumy Oblast]], [[wikipedia:Ukraine\|Ukraine]].

	The language was only attested in the early 20th century and is an extreme late-comer in the field of Indo-European linguistics. First scientifically studied by Soviet linguists and cartographers in the mid 1920s, the language almost went extinct when its community was forcefully resettled and scattered across the Soviet Union as part of ~~political~~ policies.		The language was only attested in the early 20th century and is an extreme late-comer in the field of Indo-European linguistics. First scientifically studied by Soviet linguists and cartographers in the mid 1920s, the language almost went extinct when its community was forcefully resettled and scattered across the Soviet Union as part of pro-Russianization policies.

	Having been largely forgotten throughout history, the exact placement of the language in the Indo-European language remains heavily debated to this day. It is occasionally identified on historical and geographical reasons to be either a descendant of the language of [[wikipedia:Gelonians\|Gelonians]] or of the nearby nomadic [[wikipedia:Budini\|Budini]], two tribes described by [[wikipedia:Herodotus\|Herodotus]] in the 5th century BC. Not enough is known about either of these ancient languages to draw any conclusions regarding the ancestry of Amessian.		Having been largely forgotten throughout history, the exact placement of the language in the Indo-European language remains heavily debated to this day. It is occasionally identified on historical and geographical reasons to be either a descendant of the language of [[wikipedia:Gelonians\|Gelonians]] or of the nearby nomadic [[wikipedia:Budini\|Budini]], two tribes described by [[wikipedia:Herodotus\|Herodotus]] in the 5th century BC. Not enough is known about either of these ancient languages to draw any conclusions regarding the ancestry of Amessian.

Chrysophylax at 07:21, 3 January 2021

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	{{Infobox language\|familycolor=Indo-European\|fam1=Indo-European\|fam2=Gelonian?\|creator=Chrysophylax\|name=Amessian\|altname=''amaits''\|nativename=''amaitsen tann''\|pronunciation={{IPA\|[ˈaˌmai̯t͡s]}}\|script=Latin <br/> Cyrillic\|minority=Ukraine\|iso3=none\|speakers=?\|ethnicity=Dalans\|setting=[[Verse:EIF\|EIF]]\|notice=IPA}}		{{Infobox language\|familycolor=Indo-European\|fam1=Indo-European\|fam2=Gelonian?\|creator=Chrysophylax\|name=Amessian\|altname=''amaits''\|nativename=''amaitsen tann''\|pronunciation={{IPA\|[ˈaˌmai̯t͡s]}}\|script=Latin <br/> Cyrillic\|minority=Ukraine\|iso3=none\|speakers=?\|ethnicity=Dalans\|setting=[[Verse:EIF\|EIF]]\|notice=IPA}}

	Amessian (''amaits'' {{IPA\|[ˈaˌmai̯t͡s]}} or ''amaitsen tann'' {{IPA\|[ˈaˌmai̯t͡sn̩ tæ̃ɲ]}}, Ukr. ''мацкая мова'') is an [[wikipedia:Indo-European languages\|Indo-European ~~languages~~]] spoken by the Dalans along the [[wikipedia:Vorskla\|Vorskla river]] in [[wikipedia:Sumy Oblast\|Sumy Oblast]], [[wikipedia:Ukraine\|Ukraine]].		Amessian (''amaits'' {{IPA\|[ˈaˌmai̯t͡s]}} or ''amaitsen tann'' {{IPA\|[ˈaˌmai̯t͡sn̩ tæ̃ɲ]}}, Ukr. ''мацкая мова'') is an [[wikipedia:Indo-European languages\|Indo-European language]] spoken by the Dalans along the [[wikipedia:Vorskla\|Vorskla river]] in [[wikipedia:Sumy Oblast\|Sumy Oblast]], [[wikipedia:Ukraine\|Ukraine]].

	The language was only attested in the early 20th century and is an extreme late-comer in the field of Indo-European linguistics. First scientifically studied by Soviet linguists and cartographers in the mid 1920s, the language almost went extinct when its community was forcefully resettled and scattered across the Soviet Union as part of political policies.		The language was only attested in the early 20th century and is an extreme late-comer in the field of Indo-European linguistics. First scientifically studied by Soviet linguists and cartographers in the mid 1920s, the language almost went extinct when its community was forcefully resettled and scattered across the Soviet Union as part of political policies.

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Numerals =

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	==== Pronouns ====		==== Pronouns ====

	==== Numerals =====		==== Numerals ====

	=== Verbs ===		=== Verbs ===
	==== Active voice ====		==== Active voice ====

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Pronouns =

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	==== Nouns ====		==== Nouns ====
	==== Adjectives ====		==== Adjectives ====
	==== Pronouns =====		==== Pronouns ====

	==== Numerals =====		==== Numerals =====
	=== Verbs ===		=== Verbs ===

Chrysophylax: /* Phonology */

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Phonology

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	== Consonants ==		== Consonants ==
	== Vowels ==		== Vowels ==
			= Grammar =
			== Morphology ==
			=== Nominal ===
			==== Nouns ====
			==== Adjectives ====
			==== Pronouns =====
			==== Numerals =====
			=== Verbs ===
			==== Active voice ====
			==== Mediopassive voice ====
			==== Deobjective voice ====
			==== Athematic verbs ====

Chrysophylax at 04:55, 3 January 2021

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	Amessian (''amaits'' {{IPA\|[ˈaˌmai̯t͡s]}} or ''amaitsen tann'' {{IPA\|[ˈaˌmai̯t͡sn̩ tæ̃ɲ]}}, Ukr. ''мацкая мова'') is an [[wikipedia:Indo-European languages\|Indo-European languages]] spoken by the Dalans along the [[wikipedia:Vorskla\|Vorskla river]] in [[wikipedia:Sumy Oblast\|Sumy Oblast]], [[wikipedia:Ukraine\|Ukraine]].		Amessian (''amaits'' {{IPA\|[ˈaˌmai̯t͡s]}} or ''amaitsen tann'' {{IPA\|[ˈaˌmai̯t͡sn̩ tæ̃ɲ]}}, Ukr. ''мацкая мова'') is an [[wikipedia:Indo-European languages\|Indo-European languages]] spoken by the Dalans along the [[wikipedia:Vorskla\|Vorskla river]] in [[wikipedia:Sumy Oblast\|Sumy Oblast]], [[wikipedia:Ukraine\|Ukraine]].

	The language was only attested in the early 20th century and is an extreme late-comer in the field of Indo-European linguistics. First studied by Soviet linguists and cartographers in the mid 1920s, the language almost went extinct when its community was forcefully resettled and scattered across the Soviet Union as part of political policies.		The language was only attested in the early 20th century and is an extreme late-comer in the field of Indo-European linguistics. First scientifically studied by Soviet linguists and cartographers in the mid 1920s, the language almost went extinct when its community was forcefully resettled and scattered across the Soviet Union as part of political policies.

	Having been largely forgotten throughout history, the exact placement of the language in the Indo-European language remains heavily debated to this day. It is occasionally identified on historical and geographical reasons to be either a descendant of the language of [[wikipedia:Gelonians\|Gelonians]] or of the nearby nomadic [[wikipedia:Budini\|Budini]], two tribes described by [[wikipedia:Herodotus\|Herodotus]] in the 5th century BC. Not enough is known about either of these ancient languages to draw any conclusions regarding the ancestry of Amessian.		Having been largely forgotten throughout history, the exact placement of the language in the Indo-European language remains heavily debated to this day. It is occasionally identified on historical and geographical reasons to be either a descendant of the language of [[wikipedia:Gelonians\|Gelonians]] or of the nearby nomadic [[wikipedia:Budini\|Budini]], two tribes described by [[wikipedia:Herodotus\|Herodotus]] in the 5th century BC. Not enough is known about either of these ancient languages to draw any conclusions regarding the ancestry of Amessian.
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	A long and unfortunate existence in what once was referred to as the [[wikipedia:Wild Fields\|Wild Fields]] led to Amessian being distributed rather sporadically in pockets along the Vorskla river, on the [[wikipedia:Pontic steppe\|Pontic steppe]] in the territory of present-day Ukraine.		A long and unfortunate existence in what once was referred to as the [[wikipedia:Wild Fields\|Wild Fields]] led to Amessian being distributed rather sporadically in pockets along the Vorskla river, on the [[wikipedia:Pontic steppe\|Pontic steppe]] in the territory of present-day Ukraine.

	~~= Orthography =~~
	= Classification =		= Classification =
	The Amessian language is an independent branch of the Indo-European language tree. It has been compared to Balto-Slavic, Iranian, Germanic, Latin and Armenian but no definite links have been proven.		The Amessian language is an independent branch of the Indo-European language tree. It has been compared to Balto-Slavic, Iranian, Germanic, Latin and Armenian but no definite links have been proven.
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	== Historical presence and location ==		== Historical presence and location ==
			= Writing system =
			== Alphabet ==
			A Latin version of the alphabet was introduced in 1931 but was officially replaced in 1938 by Cyrillic. The Latin alphabet has seen a resurgence with the rise of information technology.
			== Orthography ==
	= Phonology =		= Phonology =
	== Consonants ==		== Consonants ==
	== Vowels ==		== Vowels ==

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Linguistic affinities

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	= History =		= History =
	== Linguistic affinities ==		== Linguistic affinities ==
			Amessian is considered an isolate within the Indo-European language family; the only other languages that are sole surviving members of a branch of Indo-European are Albanian, Armenian and Greek.

	== Historical presence and location ==		== Historical presence and location ==
	= Phonology =		= Phonology =
	== Consonants ==		== Consonants ==
	== Vowels ==		== Vowels ==

Chrysophylax: /* Classification */

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Classification

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	= Orthography =		= Orthography =
	= Classification =		= Classification =
			The Amessian language is an independent branch of the Indo-European language tree. It has been compared to Balto-Slavic, Iranian, Germanic, Latin and Armenian but no definite links have been proven.

	= History =		= History =
	== Linguistic affinities ==		== Linguistic affinities ==

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Geographic distribution

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	= Geographic distribution =		= Geographic distribution =
			A long and unfortunate existence in what once was referred to as the [[wikipedia:Wild Fields\|Wild Fields]] led to Amessian being distributed rather sporadically in pockets along the Vorskla river, on the [[wikipedia:Pontic steppe\|Pontic steppe]] in the territory of present-day Ukraine.

	= Orthography =		= Orthography =
	= Classification =		= Classification =

Chrysophylax at 04:21, 3 January 2021

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	{{Infobox language\|familycolor=Indo-European\|fam1=Indo-European\|creator=Chrysophylax\|name=Amessian\|altname=''amaits''\|nativename=''amaitsen tann''\|pronunciation={{IPA\|[ˈaˌmai̯t͡s]}}\|script=Latin <br/> Cyrillic\|minority=Ukraine\|iso3=none\|speakers=?\|ethnicity=Dalans\|setting=[[Verse:EIF\|EIF]]\|notice=IPA}}		{{Infobox language\|familycolor=Indo-European\|fam1=Indo-European\|fam2=Gelonian?\|creator=Chrysophylax\|name=Amessian\|altname=''amaits''\|nativename=''amaitsen tann''\|pronunciation={{IPA\|[ˈaˌmai̯t͡s]}}\|script=Latin <br/> Cyrillic\|minority=Ukraine\|iso3=none\|speakers=?\|ethnicity=Dalans\|setting=[[Verse:EIF\|EIF]]\|notice=IPA}}

	Amessian (''amaits'' {{IPA\|[ˈaˌmai̯t͡s]}} or ''amaitsen tann'' {{IPA\|[ˈaˌmai̯t͡sn̩ tæ̃ɲ]}}, Ukr. ''мацкая мова'') is an [[wikipedia:Indo-European languages\|Indo-European languages]] spoken by the Dalans along the [[wikipedia:Vorskla\|Vorskla river]] in [[wikipedia:Sumy Oblast\|Sumy Oblast]], [[wikipedia:Ukraine\|Ukraine]].		Amessian (''amaits'' {{IPA\|[ˈaˌmai̯t͡s]}} or ''amaitsen tann'' {{IPA\|[ˈaˌmai̯t͡sn̩ tæ̃ɲ]}}, Ukr. ''мацкая мова'') is an [[wikipedia:Indo-European languages\|Indo-European languages]] spoken by the Dalans along the [[wikipedia:Vorskla\|Vorskla river]] in [[wikipedia:Sumy Oblast\|Sumy Oblast]], [[wikipedia:Ukraine\|Ukraine]].