Vairish - Revision history

Aenil2 at 07:36, 17 January 2025

2025-01-17T07:36:47Z

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	::: The essive of equality is used to indicate the first noun is equal to the second		::: The essive of equality is used to indicate the first noun is equal to the second
	;: Past essive		;: Past essive
	::: The past essive is used when wanting to ~~cojugate~~ a verb in the past tense		::: The past essive is used when wanting to conjugate a verb in the past tense

	====Possession====		====Possession====

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Added CLCR code

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	\|ietf = avr-vi-vrs		\|ietf = avr-vi-vrs
	\|iso2 = vrs		\|iso2 = vrs
			\|clcr = qir
	\|pronunciation_key = IPA for Vairish		\|pronunciation_key = IPA for Vairish
	}}		}}

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	{{Infobox language		{{Infobox language
	\|name = Vairish		\|name = Vairish
			\|image = [[File:Vairish flag.jpg\|200px]]
	\|nativename = Varišö		\|nativename = Varišö
	\|pronunciation = vɑriˈʃø		\|pronunciation = vɑriˈʃø

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	====Paradigm====		====Paradigm====
	{{Template:Vairish Verb conjugation\|1=čenita\|2=to see\|fs=če\|end=nita}}		{{Template:Vairish Verb conjugation\|1=čenita\|2=to see\|fs=če\|end=nita}}

			===Adjectives===
			Adjectives in Vairish do not inflect at all

	===Copulae===		===Copulae===

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 ; kärui
 : ''kärui'' is the distal copula, it is used when describing an object far away from both the speaker and listener
 ==Syntax==

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Copulae

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	Vairish has multiple deictic copulae, that are used depending on the proximity to the object.		Vairish has multiple deictic copulae, that are used depending on the proximity to the object.
	; äo		; äo
	: ''äo'' is the proximal ~~verb~~, it is used to describe an object close to the speaker		: ''äo'' is the proximal copula, it is used to describe an object close to the speaker
			; i
			: ''i'' is the descriptive copula, it is used when the object doesn't have a specific distance to the speaker.
			; rëi
			: ''rëi'' is the medial copula, it is used when the object is close to the listener
			; kärui
			: ''kärui'' is the distal copula, it is used when describing an object far away from both the speaker and listener

	==Syntax==		==Syntax==

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	====Paradigm====		====Paradigm====
	{{Template:Vairish Verb conjugation\|1=čenita\|2=to ~~shelter~~\|fs=če\|end=nita}}		{{Template:Vairish Verb conjugation\|1=čenita\|2=to see\|fs=če\|end=nita}}

			===Copulae===
			Vairish has multiple deictic copulae, that are used depending on the proximity to the object.
			; äo
			: ''äo'' is the proximal verb, it is used to describe an object close to the speaker

			==Syntax==
			===Word order===
			The most used word orders are VSO and SOV, even though VOS is also used to indicate a passive-like construction, and might also be used to replace the inverse marker.

			For exemple : "karë ronän čenitaa" and "čenita ronän karë" both mean "The citizen looks at the king", but the second sentence doesn't need an inverse marker.

	[[Category:Languages]]		[[Category:Languages]]
	[[Category:Vairish]]		[[Category:Vairish]]

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	The following table is the consonant inventory of Vairish. Dialectal allophones will be indicated in dark cells :		The following table is the consonant inventory of Vairish. Dialectal allophones will be indicated in dark cells :

	{\| class="wikitable" style="text-align:center; width: ~~50em~~"		{\| class="wikitable" style="text-align:center; width: 40em"
	\|-		\|-
	!		!

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Verbs

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	====Inverse marking====		====Inverse marking====
	Sometimes, the inverse marker "-a" is affixed onto the verb root to indicate that the object is the main focus of the ~~sentene~~		Sometimes, the inverse marker "-a" is affixed onto the verb root to indicate that the object is the main focus of the sentence

			====Paradigm====
			{{Template:Vairish Verb conjugation\|1=čenita\|2=to shelter\|fs=če\|end=nita}}

	[[Category:Languages]]		[[Category:Languages]]
	[[Category:Vairish]]		[[Category:Vairish]]

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Verbs

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	===Verbs===		===Verbs===
	Verbs can inflect for tense, aspect, mood, politeness and ~~action linking~~		Verbs can inflect for tense, aspect, mood, politeness and inverse marking
	====Tenses and aspects====		====Tenses and aspects====
	Tenses and aspects are intricately linked in Vairish, as one cannot exist without the other.		Tenses and aspects are intricately linked in Vairish, as one cannot exist without the other.
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	; Lower		; Lower
	: You have two options if the person listening to you is from lower hierarchy : you can used the "basic" root, or add -še- to form a sort of pejorative root (which is often use to mock someone)		: You have two options if the person listening to you is from lower hierarchy : you can used the "basic" root, or add -še- to form a sort of pejorative root (which is often use to mock someone)

			====Inverse marking====
			Sometimes, the inverse marker "-a" is affixed onto the verb root to indicate that the object is the main focus of the sentene

	[[Category:Languages]]		[[Category:Languages]]
	[[Category:Vairish]]		[[Category:Vairish]]