Φωγονεπ Wερκ

General information
This language is th telepathic language of the Weeping Angels, more about which you can find here. Φωγονεπ Wερκ is a very fast-pace language, even with the declensions, conjugations, and all six cases.

Phonology
All consonants are voiceless; all vowels, except for one (ə) are rounded. More on that explained later.

Consonants
As you can see, many of the consonants can be palatialised at any moment in a word, and these are probably the only ones that will be palatalised

Phonotactics
The following are the syllable structures of Φωγονεπ Wερκ:

C=consonant

V=vowel

CVC, VCV, CCV, VVC, CVV, & VCC

So, (C)(V)(C)V(C)(V)(C) is the basic syllable structure.

Grammar
All (rather most) sentences will be in the form of one word, as in many native american languages.

Nouns All nouns decline to case and to number:

To mark the (pro)nouns into case, you simply add the suffix from the table above directly after that specific (pro)noun.

Verbs
Every verb has its own specific suffix. They will be listed in the future in the vocabulary, but just for an example, the verbs "to be" "to jump" and "to have" will be listed below:

Then, to say "I am," you would say "Ρεκυνοθωξhυιυλε" / r̥ əː k ʊ ɴ œ θ ɔ k͡x ħ ʊy ːʊ ʟ̝̊ ə/.

Tense
To conjugate a verb according to tense, you would follow this table of prefixes, which would go directly in front of the verb you are conjugating (based off of this):

Adjectives
The adjectives in this language are treated as verbs, so instead of saying "The hair is brown," you would say "The hair browns."

All adjectives will be listed (hopefully in the future sometime soon) in the vocabulary.

Syntax
The "word" order is SVO.

Vocabulary
Pay no attention to this link just yet.

The lexicon of Φωγονεπ Wερκ is all rooted from one word, which branches off into many hundreds of more words (affixes). This "first word" is:

ιξαqγοκεw

All other affixes deviate from this word, as stated. The closest translation of ιξαqγοκεw is "of or relating to standing still in space in the sight of another living being; stationary within peripherals."