Ȟaɂ V̈ingag

Ȟaɂ V̈ingag (scientific transcription: Ȟaɂ V̈iŋgağ meaning Speech of the Wise Men; IPA: /çaʔ ɥiŋgaɣ/) is an artistic language with an ergative alignement created by G. P. Grieco in 2016 for the imaginary V̈iŋ people.

Characteristics
Ȟaɂ V̈ingag is a naturalistic language crafted for the immaginary V̈iŋ people. It is an agglutinative language that makes not big use of prepositions. It distinguishes for the noun six cases (ergative, absolutive, genitive, dative, locative and ablative). Verbs are conjugated according to mood, person and tense. It only distinguishes past and present tense. There are four moods (indicative, subjuntive, imperative and cohortative). Adjectives and adverbs are not declined.

Fictional History
The language was artificially created by King Muv̈ing the son of King Aba Mulikag, the founder of the Labi Cakura Empire. King Muv̈ing noted that put in communication diffrent peoples with no common identity was difficult, and thaught that a common language was a good way to do this.

The language was created basing on some dialects spoken in the area of the capital, mainly the King's native dialect. All the languages from which Ȟaɂ V̈ingag derives are part of the KYa language family, and share common ancestors.

Consonants
The consonant articulate in 6 places of articulation (labial, coronal, palatal, velar, uvular and glottal) and 3 manners of articulation (stop, fricative and approximant).

For stops and fricatives voicing is phonemic, but aspiration is not, just like in English. Fricatives are divided into plain, lateral and sibilant. Approximants divide in plain, labialized and lateral.

Non - Pulmonic consonats can be either clicks, ejectives or implosives. The additional sign <ɔ> can be used to represent the voiceless labiovelar approximant.

Syllabes
The allowed syllabe structures are CV, CCV and CVC. Other structures are not allowed at all.Note that the glottal stop counts as consonant, so in fact also words practically starting with a vowel in fact start with a consonant. Syllabe clusters are only allowed at the head of a syllabe. Only a few clusters are permitted. Consonant who cluster must share place of articulation but not manner of articulation. Often in sound hierarchy, the first sound of a cluster is higher than the second, but exception are allowed with no problems. Only voiced consonants can be syllabe coda, but often in declination the final voiceless cononant is kept.

Number
Number is marked with a suffix. Distinction is made between four different numbers. Here are the suffixes:

Case
Nouns declinate basing on the case. We have 6 cases. Here there are:

Vocabulary
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