Old Shax

General Information
Derived from French. It containes heavy phonological changes. It has been influenced phonologically by Spanish and Greek. Its lexicon influenced by, in order, French, Greek, Latin, and Yorshaan (the conlang).

Vowels
¹ Maybe be unstressed to (/u/ = /ʊ/, /i/ = /ɪ/, /a~ä/ = /ə~ə̞~ɐ/)

Stress
Polysyllabic Goes on the second to last syllable, except when it is a diphthong and/or multigraph then it goes on the last.

Monosyllabic Goes on the last syllable.

Hard and Soft Values
Soft values before I, E, and Y

To make value soft then add cedilla: B̦ b̦, Ç ç, D̦ d̦, Ģ ģ, Ṕ ṕ¹, Ț ț

¹ With a "comma" above like ģ

Vowels
Note: When starting a word, a semi-vowel must have a grave ` (ex: Ìo, Ỳa, Ùarïo, )

Passive
esar + present participle (Ỳa êt amó ψi ìo = She was loved by me)

Tenses with Abuar
Perfect Preterite: indicative present abuar + past participle

Relative Past: indicative past abuar + past participle

Relative Future: indicative future abuar + future participle

2nd Conditional: indicative past abuar + present participle

3rd Conditional: subjunctive past abuar + past participle

Subjunctive
qe (that) or qi (who / whom) + pronoun + conjugated verb in tense (can't be perfect preterite) In Shax, the subjunctive must be used with either a hypothetical, suggestions, or opinion. If with an imperitive, it becomes jussive. 

It is very irregular. Esar and Abuar are good examples of its irregularity.

Conjugation
-Ar, -Ire, and -Or are all infinitives

-Ar Conjugation
ex: palar (to Speak; fr parler)

Conditional
http://grammar.ccc.commnet.edu/grammar/conditional2.htm

-Er Conjugation
ex: dïacer (to Say; fr dire)

-Or Conjugation
ex: amor (to Like/Love; fr Aimer)

Nouns
Nouns have an intrinsic gender which the adjective and article must decline to.

Final Vowel
ex: be (good, well, fair; fr Bien, Bon)

Final Consonant
ex: