Verse:Jarthe/Harappan - Revision history

IlL: IlL moved page Verse:Lõis/Harappan to Verse:Jarthe/Harappan without leaving a redirect

2025-09-03T07:08:47Z

IlL moved page Verse:Lõis/Harappan to Verse:Jarthe/Harappan without leaving a redirect

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2021-08-28T14:08:17Z

A purely artistic exercise; not part of a conworld anymore

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	'''{{SUBPAGENAME}}''' is a language ~~spoken~~ in ~~Lõis's northwest India~~.		'''{{SUBPAGENAME}}''' is a language isolate of northwestern India in a parallel Earth.

	~~TODO: relate to Corded Ware~~		Loanwords in Harappan are mostly from Persian, Hindi, Gujarati, Arabic, and in modern times, English.

	==Old Harappan==		==Old Harappan==
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	*"verb-second-to-last" order with the topic placed at the end of the sentence		*"verb-second-to-last" order with the topic placed at the end of the sentence
	*a two-way evidentiality system like Turkish		*a two-way evidentiality system like Turkish

	~~Note that Harappan is ''not'' the language of Lõis's Indus Valley Civilization; the latter was Ancient [[Padmanābha]] and wasn't part of the Indus Sprachbund.~~

	~~==Modern Harappan==~~
	~~ɭ͢d̪ → ɮ~~

2021-08-28T13:36:06Z

Old Harappan

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	==Old Harappan==		==Old Harappan==

	Old Harappan had ~~the~~ retroflex glissando liquid /ɭ͢d̪/. In addition, Old Harappan had some other grammatical features in common with other languages in the Indus Sprachbund:		Old Harappan had a phoneme which could be realized as a retroflex flap, a retroflex lateral flap or even a retroflex glissando liquid /ɭ͢d̪/. In addition, Old Harappan had some other grammatical features in common with other languages in the Indus Sprachbund:
	*heavy agglutination and a dual number		*heavy agglutination and a dual number
	*a few commonly calqued expressions (including "śravaḥ akṣitaṃ"?)		*a few commonly calqued expressions (including "śravaḥ akṣitaṃ"?)

2020-02-03T05:17:01Z

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	'''{{SUBPAGENAME}}''' is a language spoken in Lõis's India.		'''{{SUBPAGENAME}}''' is a language spoken in Lõis's northwest India.

	TODO: relate to Corded Ware		TODO: relate to Corded Ware

2020-02-03T05:16:25Z

Old Harappan

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	==Old Harappan==		==Old Harappan==

	Old Harappan had the retroflex glissando liquid /ɭ͢d̪/~~, which is believed to have come from neighboring dialects of Vedic Sanskrit~~. In addition, Old Harappan had some other grammatical features in common with other languages in the Indus Sprachbund:		Old Harappan had the retroflex glissando liquid /ɭ͢d̪/. In addition, Old Harappan had some other grammatical features in common with other languages in the Indus Sprachbund:
	*heavy agglutination and a dual number		*heavy agglutination and a dual number
	*a few commonly calqued expressions (including "śravaḥ akṣitaṃ"?)		*a few commonly calqued expressions (including "śravaḥ akṣitaṃ"?)

2020-01-28T16:43:50Z

Old Harappan

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	*a two-way evidentiality system like Turkish		*a two-way evidentiality system like Turkish

	Note that Harappan is ''not'' the language of Lõis's Indus Valley Civilization; the latter was ~~Camalic~~ and wasn't part of the Indus Sprachbund.		Note that Harappan is ''not'' the language of Lõis's Indus Valley Civilization; the latter was Ancient [[Padmanābha]] and wasn't part of the Indus Sprachbund.

	==Modern Harappan==		==Modern Harappan==
	ɭ͢d̪ → ɮ		ɭ͢d̪ → ɮ

2020-01-27T04:41:35Z

Old Harappan

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	*a two-way evidentiality system like Turkish		*a two-way evidentiality system like Turkish

	Note that Harappan is ''not'' the language of Lõis's Indus Valley Civilization; the latter is Camalic and ~~isn~~'t part of the Indus Sprachbund.		Note that Harappan is ''not'' the language of Lõis's Indus Valley Civilization; the latter was Camalic and wasn't part of the Indus Sprachbund.

	==Modern Harappan==		==Modern Harappan==
	ɭ͢d̪ → ɮ		ɭ͢d̪ → ɮ

2020-01-27T04:41:20Z

Old Harappan

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	*"verb-second-to-last" order with the topic placed at the end of the sentence		*"verb-second-to-last" order with the topic placed at the end of the sentence
	*a two-way evidentiality system like Turkish		*a two-way evidentiality system like Turkish

			Note that Harappan is ''not'' the language of Lõis's Indus Valley Civilization; the latter is Camalic and isn't part of the Indus Sprachbund.

	==Modern Harappan==		==Modern Harappan==
	ɭ͢d̪ → ɮ		ɭ͢d̪ → ɮ

2020-01-27T04:39:28Z

Old Harappan

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	==Old Harappan==		==Old Harappan==

	Old Harappan had the retroflex glissando liquid /ɭ͢d̪/, which is believed to have come from ~~certain~~ dialects of Vedic Sanskrit. In addition, Old Harappan had some other grammatical features in common with other languages in the Indus Sprachbund:		Old Harappan had the retroflex glissando liquid /ɭ͢d̪/, which is believed to have come from neighboring dialects of Vedic Sanskrit. In addition, Old Harappan had some other grammatical features in common with other languages in the Indus Sprachbund:
	*heavy agglutination and a dual number		*heavy agglutination and a dual number
	*a few commonly calqued expressions (including "śravaḥ akṣitaṃ"?)		*a few commonly calqued expressions (including "śravaḥ akṣitaṃ"?)

2020-01-27T04:38:48Z

Old Harappan

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	*"verb-second-to-last" order with the topic placed at the end of the sentence		*"verb-second-to-last" order with the topic placed at the end of the sentence
	*a two-way evidentiality system like Turkish		*a two-way evidentiality system like Turkish

			==Modern Harappan==
			ɭ͢d̪ → ɮ