Kax-atrian

'☀Obs*: Before begin to read, I have to talk I'm brazilian and my english is median, i'm trying to do my best, but should have some errors by document and I'm sorry for it. The language is complete, but i need to translate it (portuguese to english), so, it will took a median time to be complete on wiki...'

Probably you never try to see something on Portuguese, but it's hard to translate portuguese to english and maintain the same signified (especially with language aspect, a lot of words and concepts strange to us, brazilian, as a example i can name is the concept of word stress, that for us is other stuff so different).

Thanks for read it and i wait really much that my effort be recompensed and you  can understand the content.

Classification and Dialects
The kax-atrian is the Wallia's language. it's a complex language and it's a planed fusion of four others languages: the Vöistcritören, the Flötcirtören, the Norbãaf Húnna and the Atrian.

The sintax and etimologic have bases in Latim, in Portuguese and in French. The fonetic may vary into dialects.

Dialects:

The north of country have an accent similar to spanish. The population opt for change the [ʀ]  for [r], though they're represented for two different letter. The accent are heavier and slower, it fact comes from the original region's language, the Norbãaf Húnna.

The center and west - most advanced than other regions - have an accent similar to French. The population comonly [r] for [ʀ], though  they're represented for two different letter. The accent are fluid and so speed, the language changed itself to be more dynamic. It's so common the use of Mawtant, in counterpart, the plural is falling into oblivion.

Consonants

 * Allophony into [r] and [ɾ ]
 * Allophony into [h] , [x], [χ ], [ ʁ]

Diphtongs

 * Vowels can form closing and opening diphthongs with y and w
 * Y and W are the semi-vowels

About this section: I'm sorry for letter's type mix

Writing System
Kax-Atrian use the latim sistem and the auxiliary letters.

Latim: *1: [s] only before e and i.

*2: [h],[χ],[ʁ] after vowel. [ʁ] word's beginning and word's ending. [ʀ] after consonants

*3: The last letters have a digraphs design, it's only a occurrence of language evolution.

Auxialiary letters
The auxiliary letters are letters out of latim sistem. They're used to indentify the word stress (using rules). These letters will be found on last syllable. if one syllable was increased or decreased they must be eliminated.

Diacritics:
This language doesn't use the diacritics for stress syllable, but, use for give some properties to vowls:

Syllable with no vowel
In some circumstances one consonant may exercise the sound of itself and more one vowel, when it occur the consonant will form a own syllable, wich will be composed only by consonant.

Circunstamces:

The c, before a consonant - except before r and h -, exercise the fonems [si].

The h, before a consonant - except before g -, exercise the fonems [ri] ou [ɾi] (allophony).

The f, before a consonant - except before r, l and h -, exercise the fonems [fi].

           The t, before a consonant - except before s,x,r,h, and l -, exercise the fonems  [ti].

           The m, before n, m or μ, exercise the fonems [mi]

           The n, before n, m or mm, exercise the fonems [mi]

Stress rules
Cases:

- Words finished in vowels

- Words finished in consonant

- Words with two syllable

- Verbs

Legend:

Underlined: Stressed syllable

Bold: Rule's circumstances

Words finished in vowel
You must to see the last consonantal sound (left to right) and apply the rulles: - Ma riê
 * The sound is represented by a normal consonant, the last syllable is the stressed:

- Mo hai - So lle
 * The sound is represented by a auxiliary letter, the penultimate syllable is stressed:

- Jö ttàw

-  Bos ӄein

-  Ausi lä rre - Addvo kà liӄen
 * The sound is represented by auxiliary letter and the third (right to left) syllable have one diacritic or one digraph, the antipenult syllable is stressed:

- Ma jìs terris -  Aniyê
 * Finished in iyê, the penultimate syllable is stressed:

-  Amiyê

Words finished in consoants
You must to see the last consonantal sound (left to right) and apply the rulles:
 * If these consonatal sound was part of a consonant cluster, whose second letter be l, r or h, the first consonant must to be seen.

- Aps t  hait
 * The sound is represented by a normal consonant, the last syllable is the stressed:

- Te t  hait

-  Pis ph  at -  Par πat - Màs tarttad - Percipe tiy ér
 * The sound is represented by a auxiliary letter, the penultimate syllable is stressed:
 * The sound is represented by auxiliary letter and the third (right to left) syllable have one diacritic or one digraph, the antipenult syllable is stressed:
 * Finished in iyér, the penultimate syllable is stressed:

- Fe riy ér

Words with two syllable
- St iy ê
 * Finished on ê, the stressed syllable is the penultimate:

- Fe riy ê - Tái - Maö
 * Syllable with diacritic is the stressed:
 * Without diacritic, the last is stressed:

Verbs

 * First and second themme: the syllable wich have év, ô, ó, ëei or à is stressed:
 * Cömé ssév
 * Promè ó  gg
 * Cömé às ttan
 * Pro mëeiss


 * First and second themme: If it doesn't have év, ô, ëei or à the syllable wich have é, è is stressed
 * Cö méss
 * Pro mèg


 * Third themme: the syllable wich have í, ay, oy or év is stressed:
 * Permo ín
 * Per mayn Σan
 * Per moyn Σan
 * Permeyss év


 * Third themme: If it doesn't have í, ay, oy or év the syllable wich have ey is stressed
 * Permeynn
 * Permieyss
 * Fourth themme: the syllable wich have év, ô, ó, ëei or à is stressed:
 * Ai zzév
 * Sarxi ssëei
 * Fourth themme: If it doesn't have év, ô, ëei or à the syllable wich have i is stressed
 * Aizz
 * Sarx iss