Anglit

Setting
A language spoken by the Afgaans(not from Afganistan), people of the Ancient Kingdoms of the Middle Ages. This language was created as a cipher code between the Afgaans & the Rebellion.

Phonology
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Morphology
Words are formed depending on its nature & origin of the meaning Remember that not only words' changes, also this cipher code has its own phonology.

First of all, we need to neutralize the entire word by erasing all prefixes, sufixes, etc. But knowing its morphology is also necesary to determinate the rules that will apply the case (mutations, prefixes, etc.). Also is very important to know the source of the word (words from foreign languages).

Rules to Cipher Words
Most of the words will apply the same rules but to know the origin is really necesary, because is the first step to know the change that will take the words.

Rules of Origin
Some examples:
 * All French & Latin Words will take the next measures:
 * 1) Vowel "U" turns on "V" and keep its phonology.
 * 2) Endings "EUX" turns on "-VS".
 * 3) Endings "EAU" are kept and change its phonology to a spanish "O".
 * 4) Final E's are kept if are spelled, & are doubled if are long same applies to Final A's.
 * 5) All verbs are simplyfied to infinitives.
 * 6) All silent H's are removed.
 * 7) All C's spelled as K.
 * 8) All Q's are kept, & "QU" conformations loss the final "U" & if there's a vowel it will have the circunflex accent.
 * 9) Final O's are accented as Ô and change its phonology to a spanish "U".
 * 10) Doubled consonants are simplyfied.
 * 11) Initial D's turns on "T" but keeps its phonology.
 * 12) Y's as semi-consonants turn on "Î" and keep its phonology.
 * 13) Endings "EN" are kept with its phonology; but if its a profession change to "ANT".
 * 14) All "CH" digraphs with fricative sound are kept.
 * 15) All french "OI" turn on "Û" and keep its sound.
 * 16) All F's turn on W and keep its sound.
 * All Dutch, Middle English & German Words will take the next measures:
 * 1) Initial B's will turn on "V" and will take the modern english sound.
 * 2) If middle B's are written before U, R or L, it will turn on "F", if not a "V".
 * 3) Initial H's are kept.
 * 4) All H's written after "T" or "C" are removed.
 * 5) C's that were once a CH digraph will now be written as K.
 * 6) T's that were once a TH digraph will now be written as D.
 * 7) All german glotal endings like ER will be written as Ä and will have same sound.
 * 8) All german glotal CH's will be written as IJ and will kept its sound.
 * 9) All fricative sounds like the English SH will be written as "SJ", "SZ", "SX", & "SC".
 * 10) All glotal's G's will be written as J.
 * 11) All WR's are kept as well but their phonology will change depending on the result.
 * 12) All NG's turn on "NN".
 * 13) Initial P's will turn on "B" also its sound.
 * 14) If middle P's are written before U, R or L, it will turn on "H", if not a "B".

 Note:  Remember that this transformation doesn't defines its final form, is just a neutral one'.
 * French: coquette Translation: flirtatious Transformation: kôqêt
 * French: doyen Translation: senior memeber of a group Transformation: tôîant
 * French: louche Translation: of questionable taste Transformation: lovche
 * French: foible Translation: a minor weakness Transformation: wûblee
 * Middle English: approwour Translation: one who exerts power Transformation: aphrôur
 * Middle English: frere Translation: man of certain religious Transformation:

Basic Grammar
Grammar is based in semitic & germanic languages. Most of its words are derived by the High German, Hebrew & Middle English. The alphabet has some Greek & Hebrew influence. Anglit as a cipher code, has been influenced by:
 * Middle English: vocabularies, verbal times, poetry, prepositions, conjunctions, endings, pronunciation.
 * High German: vocabularies, verbal times, endings, pronunciation, prepositions, umlaut vowels.
 * Hebrew: alphabet, vocabularies, verbal times, pronunciation, endings, articles.
 * Dutch: word order, vocabularies, accute accent.
 * French: pronunciation, circunflex accent, endings.
 * Greek: alphabet.