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  A conlang, autonym lekma /ˈɥexmä/ is an experimental miniature of language, Type (aiming): being low amount of distinct categories, half of lexicon are adoption of low Germanic languages, to make it, is to learn about languages.
  A conlang, autonym lekma /ˈɥexmä/ is an experimental miniature of language, Type (aiming): being low amount of distinct categories,
half of lexicon are adoption of low Germanic languages, to make it, is to learn about languages.




  contents: {{green|n}}ouns(intransitive), {{green|a}}djective nouns(monotransitive), {{green|d}}emonstrative nouns(have plural forms), {{green|v}}erbal nouns(transitive, ditransitive), {{green|c}}overbal nouns(particle). {{green|e}}nclitics: (nominal), (adjectival), (plural), (motion in once), (habitual), (subjunctive), (processive), (perfective).
  contents: {{green|n}}ouns(intransitive), {{green|a}}djective nouns(monotransitive), {{green|d}}emonstrative nouns(have plural forms), {{green|v}}erbal nouns(transitive, ditransitive), {{green|c}}overbal nouns(particle). {{green|e}}nclitic nouns: (nominal), (adjectival), (plural), (motion in once), (habitual), (subjunctive), (processive), (perfective).


{|nouns: +morpheme nouns(that are intransitives), +adjective nouns(monotransitives), +demonstrative nouns(which have plurals), +verbal nouns(that are transitives, ditransitives), +verb-derived particle nouns(that are prepositions, connectives). +enclitics(they turn nouns to full nouns):demontratives same as aboves, nominal suffix: e/∅/, (demostrative)-hen/ɦen/(plural), adjectival suffix: a,ä.har/ɦä/,/e/ s/s/, verbal suffix: hen/en/(motion in once), hel/ɦel/(habitual, nominaliser), had/ɦät/(subjunctive) dan/ŋdɐ/(processive) nin/nin/(perfective), an,en,ne,, vowel to nasalise+/ŋen/.
{|nouns: + nouns(that are intransitives), +adjective nouns(monotransitives), +demonstrative nouns(which have plurals), +verbal nouns(that are transitives, ditransitives), +verb-derived particle nouns(that are prepositions, connectives). +enclitics(they turn nouns to full nouns):demontratives same as aboves, nominal suffix: e/∅/, (demostrative)-hen/ɦen/(plural), adjectival suffix: a,ä.har/ɦä/,/e/ s/s/, verbal suffix: hen/en/(motion in once), hel/ɦel/(habitual, nominaliser), had/ɦät/(subjunctive) dan/ŋdɐ/(processive) nin/nin/(perfective), an,en,ne,, vowel to nasalise+/ŋen/.
|}
|}


  every words are morpheme. full nouns, affixed nouns or VO are indicative moods.
  every words are morpheme. full nouns, affixed nouns or VO phrases are indicative moods.
  e is null vowel null consonant, it is /e/ after a consonant.
  e is null vowel, null consonant. it is /e/ after a consonant.
  Writings: excepting q w p g j y. u is added as /ŋ/, a i u are also consonants in certain circumstances.
  Writings: excepting q w p g j y. u is added as /ŋ/, a i u are also consonants in certain circumstances.


{| an object right after the verbal noun needs no suffix nor particle. an object before the verb needs a support of an objectival particle.|}
{| an object right after the verbal noun needs no suffix nor particle. an object before the verb needs a support of an objectival particle.|}
{|  every words are full nouns or morpheme nouns, full nouns are indicative forms.  (in this site uses resemble phonemic notations)|}
{|  every words are full nouns or morpheme nouns, full nouns are indicative forms.  (in this site uses resemble phonemic notations)|}
{|it seems there are làa/ɡäː/ so some are irregular VO phrases are also full nouns.. if they are free from diacritics.|}
{|it seems there are làa/ɡäː/ so some are irregular VO are also full nouns.. if they are free from diacritics.|}
{| dalse càe látin, vàe áleman, bae látin, cae látin, kae eskanól, aüe elínica, meidallaoduilekma. e lao u vèi velar nasal.|}
{| dalse càe látin, vàe áleman, bae látin, cae látin, kae eskanól, aüe elínica, meidallaoduilekma. e lao u vèi velar nasal.|}
{|borrowing words from other languages enter the group of adjective full noun, some enter full nouns.
{|borrowing words from other languages enter the group of adjective full noun, some enter full nouns.
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  Syntactics
  Syntactics
  Type: SVO.
  Type: SVO.
  Basic structure:  ergative - verbal objective - topic / subjective - noun adjectival suffix - topic.
  Basic structure:  ergative - verbal + objective - topic / subjective - morpheme + enclitic - topic.
{|  ergative noun • verbal noun objective noun • topic noun / verbal noun • noun adjectival suffix • topic noun, where a middle dot separates phrases. they can switch their places, phrases at firsts are focal phrases.|}
{|  ergative noun • verbal noun objective noun • topic noun / verbal noun • noun adjectival suffix • topic noun, where a middle dot separates phrases. they can switch their places, phrases at firsts are focal phrases.|}



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A conlang, autonym lekma /ˈɥexmä/ is an experimental miniature of language, Type (aiming): being low amount of distinct categories,
half of lexicon are adoption of low Germanic languages, to make it, is to learn about languages.


contents: nouns(intransitive), adjective nouns(monotransitive), demonstrative nouns(have plural forms), verbal nouns(transitive, ditransitive), coverbal nouns(particle). enclitic nouns: (nominal), (adjectival), (plural), (motion in once), (habitual), (subjunctive), (processive), (perfective).
every words are morpheme. full nouns, affixed nouns or VO phrases are indicative moods.
e is null vowel, null consonant. it is /e/ after a consonant.
Writings: excepting q w p g j y. u is added as /ŋ/, a i u are also consonants in certain circumstances.
Syntactics
Type: SVO.
Basic structure:  ergative - verbal + objective - topic / subjective - morpheme + enclitic - topic.


Phoneme inventory

Consonants Bilabial Labio-dental Dental Alveolar Retroflex Palatal Velar Uvular Glottal
Nasal mam(m) nan(n, ɲ) uâu(ŋ)
Plosive bab(b-p) dad(d-t) cac(k-ɡ) aâe(ʔ)
Affricate zae(d͡z-t͡s) tât(ʈ͡ʂ)
Fricative fâf(f) sas(s-ɕ) xax(ʂ-ç) kak(x, k) hah(ɦ, null)
Trill rae(ʀ-r) aar(ɐ̯, null)
Approximant vàe(ʋ) iáe(ʝ)
Lateral approximant aàe,aaè(u̯) lal,uàe(ɥ-ʎ, l) aáe,aaé(i̯)


Vowels Front Central Back
unrounded rounded unrounded rounded unrounded rounded
Close aie(i) aüe(y) aei,aíe(ɐi̯) aúe(u̯o) aui(ɯɨ) aue(u)
Mid-open aee,eäe(e) aöe(ø) aeu,aòe(ɐu̯) aoe(o)
Open aae(ä) aao,aôe(ʌ)


phonotactics
CV(V)C
tone slightly rises at beginning of a phrase.


Made text
of it is what.
närca sêdna.
nac-har sêd-nan
i.be swed-ish


of this is what.
famsendoclea.
fam sen-doc-leh-har
fruits this-place-of-be


naciorneuse a lekma neidoc.
romlang.be ? lekma  be.not.it
is lekma a romlang? no, it's not.


of who does what.
hainimdaies doc
hai nim daines doc
they eat some-of this