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[placeholder for Romance/Vietnamese inspired conlang]
'''Keˑs̠mmi''' (meaning "our language") is a divergent Finnic language, descended from Proto-Finnic. Its main source of aesthetic inspiration is Toda. It's spoken in Irta's Finland and Estonia.


==Todo==
It features a system of initial consonant mutations similar to Celtic languages and Biblical Hebrew.


quê = egg
üṣ, kaṣ, kwës̠m, neɬ, piˑθ, kuˑθ, sayt̠, kaθëṣ, üθëṣ, kümn, üṣtwis, kaṣtwis, kwës̠mtwis, neɬtwis, piˑtwis,  kuˑtwis, sayt̠wis, kaθëṣtwis, üθëṣtwis, kaṣkümd


chan = worm
oyx - time


quelm = table
==Sound changes from Proto-Finnic==


fêdon = honor
*Initial ''v'' becomes ''p'', as in ''pïḍ'' "stream" <- virta
*Medial ''l'' becomes alveolar retracted ''s̠'' in native vocab, as in ''kas̠'' "fish" <- kala
*Vowel shifts and umlaut: ''swïx'' "kin" <- suku, ''ïpšn'' "I studied" <- Estonian õppisin, ''söwr'' "society" ~ seura
*Begadkefat spirantization: t tt -> θ t etc.


ceren = office
==Morphology==


parzen = house
The Finnic consonant gradation isn't reflected in Kesmmi nominal morphology. Some nouns derive from Proto-Finnic nominatives while others derive from genitive or oblique cases (and there are sometimes doublets).


stroz, struz = to laugh
* käsy /kæzʲ/ "hand" (nominative)
* käsyn /kæzʲn/ (genitive)
* käsyθ /kæzʲθ/ (partitive)
* käsyṣ /kæzʲʂ/ (illative, from the Proto-Finnic translative)
* käsynnë /kæzʲnnə/ (inessive, from the Proto-Finnic essive)
* käsyd /kæzʲd/ (elative, from the Proto-Finnic exessive)
* käsylë /kæzʲlə/ (dative)
* käsyl /kæzʲl/ (adessive)
* käsyr̠ /kæzʲr̠/ (ablative)
* käsyt /kæzʲt/ (abessive)
* käsygo /kæzʲɡo/ (comitative)


vriên, mavrîen = to think
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ois/os, qued, reng, miên, dazor, mêch = numbers from 1 to 6
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