Kjaxono language: Difference between revisions
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|[[W:Voiceless uvular fricative|χ]] | |[[W:Voiceless uvular fricative|χ]] | ||
|[[W:Voiceless glottal fricative|h]] | | rowspan="2" |[[W:Voiceless glottal fricative|h]] | ||
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!Voiced | !Voiced | ||
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|[[W:Voiced uvular fricative|ʁ]] | |[[W:Voiced uvular fricative|ʁ]] | ||
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== Orthography == | == Orthography == | ||
Kjaxono is primarily written in | Kjaxono is primarily written in two scripts: the Mallian script and the indigenous ''Qadaigj[[Xjetjeŋ|ŋ]]'' script. | ||
== Grammar == | == Grammar == | ||
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|kjacet | |kjacet | ||
|hamcet | |hamcet | ||
|żoxet | | rowspan="2" |żoxet | ||
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!Intransitive | !Intransitive | ||
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|bekjo | |bekjo | ||
|hecjo | |hecjo | ||
| | |żecjet | ||
|cjet | |cjet | ||
|kjabǒt | |kjabǒt | ||
|hamǒżt | |hamǒżt | ||
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In Kjaxono, only pronouns are inherently | In Kjaxono, only pronouns are inherently given a gender. There are three genders used: ''Kjarelen'', used for Kjarelen species individuals, ''Non-kjarelen'', used for non-kjarelen species individuals, aswell as non sapient animals and animate phenomena and objects, such as rain, cities, and so on, and ''inanimate'', used for inanimate objects. Pronouns in Kjaxono are not differentiated via sex; one differentiates the sex of the noun replaced via said noun's sex being added after the pronoun. Consider the following phrase: | ||
* ''Kjabǒ gqunja [placeholder]'' → | * ''Kjabǒ gqunja [placeholder]'' → | ||
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* The '''eastern subscale''' is for verbs starting with consonants. | * The '''eastern subscale''' is for verbs starting with consonants. | ||
Kjaxono verbs conjugate for tense, person, aspect, mood, evidentiality, and voice. A feature not present in any other language aside from other languages within the [...] language family is the optional marking of definiteness and or indefiniteness, in regards to person marking. Hard to precisely define, they can mark for extremely specific scenarios with little equivelant in any other language. All together, Kjaxono verbs have by far the most inflection and nuance of any part of speech in Kjaxono. | Kjaxono verbs conjugate for tense, person, aspect, mood, evidentiality, "pattern", and voice. A feature not present in any other language aside from other languages within the [...] language family is the optional marking of definiteness and or indefiniteness, in regards to person marking. Hard to precisely define, they can mark for extremely specific scenarios with little equivelant in any other language. All together, Kjaxono verbs have by far the most inflection and nuance of any part of speech in Kjaxono. | ||
Due to the complexity of the subject, Kjaxono's verbal system entails [[Kjaxono verbs|its own seperate article]]. | Due to the complexity of the subject, Kjaxono's verbal system entails [[Kjaxono verbs|its own seperate article]]. | ||