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Revision as of 23:53, 8 August 2024

Proto-Azkali is the reconstructed ancestor of the modern Azkali language. No direct evidence of Proto-Azkali's existance exist. Practically all of the information on Proto-Azkali is based on internal reconstruction. Along with Proto-Ukilen, the reconstruction on Proto-Azkali is one of the most extensive compared to other languages. The first reconstructions of Proto-Azkali started in 1500 AD, leading to the establishment of many modern linguistic reconstruction techniques.

History

There is no direct evidence of the existance of Proto-Azkali as a language.

Phonology

Consonants

The consonants of Proto-Azkali are, in standard notation:

Consonants Labial Coronal Dorsal Glottal
Alveolar Palatal
Nasals *m

/m/

*n

/n/

*ng

/ŋ/

Plosives voiceless *p

/p/

*t

/t/

*c

/c/

*k

/k/

voiced *b

/b~p'/

*d

/d-t'/

*g

/g~k'/

Fricatives voiceless *s

/s/

*ch

/ç/

*x

/x~χ/

*h

/h/

voiced *z

/z~s'/

Semivowels *l

/l/

*y

/j/

Rhotic *r

/ɹ/

Nasal sounds could not appear word initially, nor it appears could *s or *z. The rhotic *r /ɹ/ possibly could have been a trill /r/ word initially.

Vowels

The vowels of Proto-Azkli are, in standard notation:

Front
Close *i

/i~ɪ/

Mid *e

/e~ɛ/

Open *a

/a/

Morphology

Nouns

Verbs

Lexicon

No. Gloss Proto-Azkali

(Nora 1960)

Notes Modern Azkali
1 I *ke (or possibly *ki) go
2 you (singular) *te te
3 he *bai mei
4 we *an oen
5 you (plural) *ean uen
6 they (plural) *en ein
7 this *anazgeri nazkuriz
8 that *keri kauli
9 here *on hon
10 there heri
11 who *gamea amori (interrogative)
12 what *gamera amozeri (interrogative)
13 where *gachera amicheri (interrogative)
14 when *gesera isari (interrogative)
15 how *kea amera (interrogative)
16 not *ga(n)- hu-
17 all *ke(n)- gen-
18 many *gazg(i)- asti-
19 some *eze(n)- sen-
20 few *-(n)an irria-
21 other gou-
22 one *chat at
23 two *chatei aitei
24 three *charei iriu
25 four *chamadei madhet
26 five *chakei kaizo
27 big motzi
28 long zogi
29 wide sogi
30 thick astsathi
31 heavy
32 small
33 short
34 narrow
35 thin
36 woman *chemega kuiga
37 man (adult male) *chamiga maiga
38 man (kali being) *echalia (either *echalia or

*egalia were likely used)

kali
39 child *sachigi atsini
40 wife *chetaz eitoiz
41 husband paotoiz
42 mother *mama mama
43 father *papa papa
44 animal *chitsaga isana
45 fish
46 bird
47 dog
48 louse
49 snake
50 worm
51 tree *gra (almost certainly derived

from Mallo-Brausian)

zamait
52 forest *grablia (almost certainly derived

from Mallo-Brausian)

zamaikon
53 stick
54 fruit

Contact with Proto-Ukilen