Baphian language - Revision history

Baphometenreal: /* Orthography */

2026-05-26T19:58:51Z

Orthography

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	\|ɹ~ɭ		\|ɹ~ɭ
	\|r		\|r
	\|-
	~~\|{{Ukilen\|S}}~~
	~~\| colspan="2" \|s~~
	\|-
	~~\|{{Ukilen\|Z}}~~
	~~\| colspan="2" \|z~~
	\|-		\|-
	\|{{Ukilen\|Ś}}		\|{{Ukilen\|Ś}}

Baphometenreal: /* Orthography */

2026-05-26T19:57:49Z

Orthography

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	\|ɕ		\|ɕ
	\|sh		\|sh
			\|-
			\|{{Ukilen\|U}}
			\| colspan="2" \|u
	\|-		\|-
	\|{{Ukilen\|Ž}}		\|{{Ukilen\|Ž}}

Baphometenreal at 20:30, 8 April 2025

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	\| colspan="2" \|'''m''' /m/		\| colspan="2" \|'''m''' /m/
	\| colspan="2" \|'''n''' /n/		\| colspan="2" \|'''n''' /n/
	\| colspan="2" \|'''ng''' //		\| colspan="2" \|'''ng''' /ŋ/
	\|-		\|-
	!Plosive		!Plosive
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	!Approximant		!Approximant
	\| colspan="2" \|'''w''' /w/		\| colspan="2" \|'''w''' /w/
	\|		\| colspan="2" \|'''l''' /l~r/
	\|		\| colspan="2" \|'''y''' /j/
	\|
	\|
	\|}		\|}

Baphometenreal at 09:03, 19 March 2025

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 |'''z''' /z/
 |'''sh''' /ɕ/ '''c''' /tɕ/
-|'''zh''' /ʑ/ '''j''' /d/
+|'''zh''' /ʑ/ '''j''' /dʑ/
 |-
 !Fricative
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 == Grammar ==
 == Registers ==
 == Library of Turku literature ==
 [https://balls.skin/LoT/dictionary/baphian/ Turku Baphian Dictionary]

Baphometenreal: Undo revision 2767 by Baphometenreal (talk)

2025-02-07T09:35:53Z

Undo revision 2767 by Baphometenreal (talk)

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	=== Shipmu Haste ===		=== Shipmu Haste ===
	Shipmu haste is usually spoken by priests or religious people, and is pretty much used by everyone of every religion. It is widely considered the liturgical register of Baphian and all translations of religious materials are in this register. Shipmu haste is different mostly with vocabulary and how it treats syntax. Speakers of Shipmu haste are widely considered to sound like a lunatic, and speaking Shipmu haste outside of religious settings is usually considered to make you sound pedantic, uptight, and crazy. It is widely agreed that Shipmu haste came from a heavily mistranslated version of Shidamist and Saulist texts, giving Shipmu haste its heavy use of Jkawi and Loremese words. It's also widely agreed that because of the register's origin, the name itself comes from a mistranslation from a saulist text that was something like "Speak like me or die of sickness".		Shipmu haste is usually spoken by priests or religious people, and is pretty much used by everyone of every religion. It is widely considered the liturgical register of Baphian and all translations of religious materials are in this register. Shipmu haste is different mostly with vocabulary and how it treats syntax. Speakers of Shipmu haste are widely considered to sound like a lunatic, and speaking Shipmu haste outside of religious settings is usually considered to make you sound pedantic, uptight, and crazy. It is widely agreed that Shipmu haste came from a heavily mistranslated version of Shidamist and Saulist texts, giving Shipmu haste its heavy use of Jkawi and Loremese words. It's also widely agreed that because of the register's origin, the name itself comes from a mistranslation from a saulist text that was something like "Speak like me or die of sickness".

			=== Cëyasmu Shinzang ===
			Cëyasmu shinzang is usually spoken by politicians and those of higher classes.

	== Library of Turku literature ==		== Library of Turku literature ==
	[https://balls.skin/LoT/dictionary/baphian/ Turku Baphian Dictionary]		[https://balls.skin/LoT/dictionary/baphian/ Turku Baphian Dictionary]

Baphometenreal at 22:43, 4 February 2025

2025-02-04T22:43:15Z

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	=== Shipmu Haste ===		=== Shipmu Haste ===
	Shipmu haste is usually spoken by priests or religious people, and is pretty much used by everyone of every religion. It is widely considered the liturgical register of Baphian and all translations of religious materials are in this register. Shipmu haste is different mostly with vocabulary and how it treats syntax. Speakers of Shipmu haste are widely considered to sound like a lunatic, and speaking Shipmu haste outside of religious settings is usually considered to make you sound pedantic, uptight, and crazy. It is widely agreed that Shipmu haste came from a heavily mistranslated version of Shidamist and Saulist texts, giving Shipmu haste its heavy use of Jkawi and Loremese words. It's also widely agreed that because of the register's origin, the name itself comes from a mistranslation from a saulist text that was something like "Speak like me or die of sickness".		Shipmu haste is usually spoken by priests or religious people, and is pretty much used by everyone of every religion. It is widely considered the liturgical register of Baphian and all translations of religious materials are in this register. Shipmu haste is different mostly with vocabulary and how it treats syntax. Speakers of Shipmu haste are widely considered to sound like a lunatic, and speaking Shipmu haste outside of religious settings is usually considered to make you sound pedantic, uptight, and crazy. It is widely agreed that Shipmu haste came from a heavily mistranslated version of Shidamist and Saulist texts, giving Shipmu haste its heavy use of Jkawi and Loremese words. It's also widely agreed that because of the register's origin, the name itself comes from a mistranslation from a saulist text that was something like "Speak like me or die of sickness".

	~~=== Cëyasmu Shinzang ===~~
	~~Cëyasmu shinzang is usually spoken by politicians and those of higher classes.~~

	== Library of Turku literature ==		== Library of Turku literature ==
	[https://balls.skin/LoT/dictionary/baphian/ Turku Baphian Dictionary]		[https://balls.skin/LoT/dictionary/baphian/ Turku Baphian Dictionary]

Baphometenreal: /* Phonology */

2024-12-03T04:25:18Z

Phonology

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 == Phonology ==
 == Orthography ==
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 |{{Ukilen|S}}
 | colspan="2" |s
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 |{{Ukilen|D}}
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 |{{Ukilen|R}}
 |ɹ~ɭ
-|l
+|r
 |-
 |{{Ukilen|S}}

Kazimir at 21:43, 9 September 2024

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	<small>This page discusses standard Baphian, which is based off of the Turku dialect. For other Baphian dialects, See [[Baphian dialects]].</small>		<small>This page discusses standard Baphian, which is based off of the Turku dialect. For other Baphian dialects, See [[Baphian dialects]].</small>

	Baphian is a group of languages, usually called Baphian dialects, and are variably fairly mutually intelligible. spoken throughout most of [[Ukilen]] and [[Brausia]]. It is spoken natively by most [[Kaneedkind\|kaneeds]] with the exception of those who speak [[Kzmr language\|Kzmr]], a seperate related language group to the Baphian dialects, usually spoken by ~~Kkzmrcs~~. It is a part of the [[proto-Ukilen]] language family. It has around 600 million speakers, most of which are in Ukilen and are L1, with only around 5-10 million being outside of Baphia or L2.		Baphian is a group of languages, usually called Baphian dialects, and are variably fairly mutually intelligible. spoken throughout most of [[Ukilen]] and [[Brausia]]. It is spoken natively by most [[Kaneedkind\|kaneeds]] with the exception of those who speak [[Kzmr language\|Kzmr]], a seperate related language group to the Baphian dialects, usually spoken by Kkzmrš. It is a part of the [[proto-Ukilen]] language family. It has around 600 million speakers, most of which are in Ukilen and are L1, with only around 5-10 million being outside of Baphia or L2.

	== Phonology ==		== Phonology ==

Baphometenreal at 15:22, 9 September 2024

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 <small>This page discusses standard Baphian, which is based off of the Turku dialect. For other Baphian dialects, See [[Baphian dialects]].</small>
-Baphian is a group of languages, usually called Baphian dialects, and are variably fairly mutually intelligible. spoken throughout most of [[Ukilen]] and [[Brausia]]. It is spoken natively by most [[Kaneedkind|kaneeds]] with the exception of those who speak [[Kzmr language|Kzmr]], a closely related language to the Baphian dialects, usually spoken by Kkzmrcs. It is a part of the [[proto-Ukilen]] language family. It has around 350 million speakers, most of which are in Ukilen and are L1, with only around 2-3 million being outside of Baphia or L2.
+Baphian is a group of languages, usually called Baphian dialects, and are variably fairly mutually intelligible. spoken throughout most of [[Ukilen]] and [[Brausia]]. It is spoken natively by most [[Kaneedkind|kaneeds]] with the exception of those who speak [[Kzmr language|Kzmr]], a seperate related language group to the Baphian dialects, usually spoken by Kkzmrcs. It is a part of the [[proto-Ukilen]] language family. It has around 600 million speakers, most of which are in Ukilen and are L1, with only around 5-10 million being outside of Baphia or L2.
 == Phonology ==
 == Orthography ==
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 |{{Ukilen|Ñ}}
 |ŋ
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 |{{Ukilen|R}}
 |ɹ~ɭ
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+|l
 |-
 |{{Ukilen|S}}

imported>Baphometenreal: /* Orthography */

2024-08-08T16:54:05Z

Orthography

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	=== Ukilen logography ===		=== Ukilen logography ===
			<small>see main article: [[Ukilen logographs]]</small>

	The Ukilen logography is used predominantly for content words such as nouns, adjectives, and verbs. In some cases, such as modern slang, either bare radicals or the alphabet is used.		The Ukilen logography is used predominantly for content words such as nouns, adjectives, and verbs. In some cases, such as modern slang, either bare radicals or the alphabet is used.