Mwádrós

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Classification and Dialects
Mwádrós or The People's Word, is a small language in the Ancient Persian Empire.

Consonants
In total the language has 21 sullied/impure consonants (vhár wámwés) and 19 unsullied/pure consonants (dóvhár wámwés) and 1 double sullied consonant (dióvhár wámwé), totalling 41 consonants. Proto Mwádrós had more consonants that use a dot below the letter, to make them ejectives "◌̣", these are not used anymore, they were called powerful consonants (rá p̣álé wámwé - rá bálé wámwé). Proto ejectives seperated into voiced and unvoiced consonants (ḳ,q̣, p̣ >>k,g,kw,gw,p,b) or retroflex and non-retroflex counterparts (ṭ, ḍ>>t,th,d,dh).
 * Unsullied: m,n,p,b,t,d,k,g, ', f,v,s,z,c,ç,x, 'h, y, w;
 * Sullied: mw, nw, ñ/nh, ng/gh, pw, bw, tw, dw, th, dh, q, gw, vh,sh, zh, ch, çh, r, lh, bh, l;
 * Double sullied : rh;
 * ṭ, ḍ, ḳ,q̣, p̣;

/w/ is also a consonant on it own.

* The /β/ in vh is no longer in the phonemic vocabulary at the present time, in some dialects it is pronounced as a /v/ or a /b/

Vowels
We have two types of vowels in the language: Pure Vowels only have one sound while Impure have multiple sounds depending on the context.
 * Pure vowels/Unsullied Vowels (dóvhár yámwés):Á,É,Ó,U,Ú;
 * Impure Vowels/Sullied Vowels (vhár yámwés): E,O,Æ*,A,È,I;
 * [i] (i)
 * [u] (u)

Only A, Á, U, Ó are the only vowels that can start a word.
 * [ɪ] (i), when after a vowel and not ending the word;
 * [ʊ] (oo - ou)
 * [y] (ú)
 * [ɔ] (ó - o)
 * [o] (o)
 * [ə] (è - e)
 * [e] (e)
 * [ɛ] (é – e)
 * [æ] (æ - a)
 * [ɐ] (a)
 * [a] (a - á)

* Æ is a ligature of ae, it is no longer used has a single phoneme like vh.

Phonotactics
(C)(C)V(V)(C)(C)

Writing System
Consonants: Vowels: * yi is a consonant when "r" is concerned but a vowel in phonotactics.
 * Unsullied (dóvhár wámwés): m,n,p,b,t,d,k,g, ', f,v,s,z,c,ç,x, 'h, y, w;
 * Sullied (vhár wámwés): mw, nw, ñ/nh, ng/gh, pw, bw, tw, dw, th, dh, q, gw, vh,sh, zh, ch, çh, r, lh, bh, l;
 * Double sullied (dióvhár wámwé): rh;
 * Pure vowels/Unsullied Vowels (dóvhár yámwés):Á,É,Ó,U,Ú;
 * Impure Vowels/Sullied Vowels (vhár yámwés):E,O,Æ,A,È,I;

Genders and Case System
M - Male

F - Female

O - Neutral / Other

All cases are before the noun they modify.

To form the plural form you simply add "s" like in English or repeat last vowel then "s" if ending in consonant.

Verbs
Verbs are constructed by adding the prefix of Mood to the Tense+Aspect and putting it at the end of a verb. Voicing and Number

To turn a sentence into passive you add the following suffixes to the verb after the tense.

Syntax
The Affirmatives are SVO, Negatives are done by adding "dó" meaning not.

The Interrogatives are done by using the " 'ám" auxiliary verb in the interrogative mood if the main verb is in another mood.

Adjectives are put before the noun they modify.

Genitives are done with the following template (GEN+Object) + Possessor, Mwá drós - The People's Word or with the following template Possessor+GEN+Object, Drósmwá - The People's Word. In rare cases Genitives can be GEN+Object+Possessor, Mwádrós - The People's Word.

Lexicon

 * ‘á /ha/: be(v);


 * ‘ér /hɛɾ/: Good(adj);
 * ‘ézhár /hɛʒaɾ/: Fly(v);


 * ‘óka : Other;
 * ‘ómè : Human;


 * Á /a/: Word(n);
 * Áérya /aɛɹjɐ/: Air(n) / Sky(n);
 * Anqéli /ɐnkʷɛli/ : Angel(n);
 * Bálé /balɛ/: Power(n);
 * Çhé /ʤɛ/: Prolative Case – Animate;
 * Dá /da/: Accusative/Dative case - Animate Male;
 * Dé /dɛ/: Accusative/Dative case - Animate Female;
 * Deimo /deɪmo/: Demon(n);


 * Démni : Dignity;


 * DHá /ɖa/: Accusative/Dative case - Inanimate Male;
 * DHé /ɖɛ/: Accusative/Dative case - Inanimate Female;
 * DHi /ɖi/: Accusative/Dative case - Inanimate Neutral;
 * Di /di/: Accusative/Dative case - Animate Neutral;


 * Diré : Right(n) / a freedom provided by law or other power;


 * Dó /dɔ/: Not / Un- / Negative particle;
 * Dó’hér /dɔhɛɾ/: Bad(adj);
 * Dórá /dɔɾa/: Abessive case – Inanimate;
 * Dóvhár /dɔvaɾ/ /dɔbaɾ/: Unsullied(adj);


 * Drá /dɾa/: Abessive case - Animate Male;


 * Dré /dɾɛ/: Abessive case - Animate Female;


 * Dri /dɾi/: Abessive case - Animate Neutral;


 * Dró /dɾɔ/: person(n);


 * Du /du/: Vocative Case;


 * Dwó /dʷɔ/: Here(adv);


 * Egáli : Equal(adj);


 * Fá’ha /fahɐ/: live(v - irregular), Fá’ha when in Present and Future, Fá’h in the Past;


 * Gáya /gajɐ/ : Earth(n);
 * Glori /gloɹi/: Glory(n);


 * Kóx : Act(v);


 * Lá /la/: Instrumental Case - Animate Male;


 * Lé /lɛ/: Instrumental Case - Animate Female;


 * Li /li/: Instrumental Case - Animate Neutral;


 * Libé : free(adj);


 * Luna /lunɐ/ : Moon(n);


 * Mé /mɛ/: Limitative Case;
 * Pé /pɛ/: Head(n);
 * Póm /pɔm/: Apple(n);
 * Pózu(Informal) /pɔzu/, Pócu(Formal) /pɔtsu/: over / above / on top of something;
 * Qimér /kʷimɛɾ/: eat(v);


 * Rá /ra/: Instrumental Case - Inanimate;


 * Ráya : Reason(n);
 * Sér : Being(n);
 * SHir : Trust(v);


 * Tók /tɔk/: Age / Period / Era(n);


 * Tútè : All;


 * Twó /tʷɔ/: There(adv);


 * Twón /tʷɔn/: Yonder(adv);


 * VHár /vaɾ/ /baɾ/: Sullied(adj);


 * Vid : are born(v);
 * Vitém : Consience(n);
 * Vitu : Spirit;


 * Wámwé /wamʷɛ/: Consonant(n);


 * Yá /ja/: Equative Case - Inanimate;


 * Yámwé /jamʷɛ/: Vowel(n);


 * Yé /jɛ/: Prolative Case - Inanimate;


 * Yi(informal) /i/, Yué(formal) /juɛ/: and(only for nouns not for entire sentences);


 * Yirma : Brother / Sister;
 * Zhá /ʒa/: Equative Case – Animate;