User:Osswix/sandbox/agalag'

aglag,

language using an abjad writing system.

vowels changes denote some grammar.

other grammar is done mostly by affixes or articles.

the language is family of nukilmea

consonants :

/ m n ɲ ŋ /

/ b t d k g /

/ s ɕ ʂ ʤ ʧ /

/ ɸ f v θ ð /

/ ɣ x h ʔ /

/ j β~ʋ /

/ r~ɾ l /

< m n ṃ ṇ >

< s ṣ z j ẓ >

< p f v ṭ ḍ >

< x̣ x h ḥ' >

/ʔ/ is romanized as ' if it's in a digraph, if it's not in a digraph or at the beginning of a word, it's romanized as ḥ. it always occurs before a vowel if the word is vowel initial.

/ i y ɨ u /

/ ɛ ø o /

/ ə /

/ æ ʌ ɔ /

/ a ɑ ɒ /

all vowels can be iotized, all vowels can be enlounged (there's short and long).

< i ü ÿ u >

< e ë ó >

< è >

< é à o >

< a á ò >

for iotization the combining dot (u+0323) is used, a /a/ ạ /ia/, final iotization is noted by an | after the letter. a| /ai/ and ạ| /iai/

for enlounging the vowel is written double, long vowels can be iotized on the beginning and on the end. ë /ø/, ëë /ø:/, ẹ̈ë /ø:/, ëẹ̈ /ø:i/ and ẹ̈ẹ̈ /iø:i/

phonotactics :

aglag' syllables are of a CV(C)(C) stucture, if a word starts on a vowel, there's always a /ʔ/ in front of it.

nouns cannot end on a syllable with an enlounged vowel. (due to declensions)

vowel groups : article 1 is the definite article, article 2 is the indefinite article.

it could be that multiple syllables decline following the rules of the final syllable, these syllables could even be ones with a different class.