Huhpnya

Huhpnya (literally "hut including all") is a simple conlang (not technically a priori for some words and suffixes are very slightly based on the letter of the corresponding word in English) meant mostly for gaming when trying to be discreet yet precise at the same time. It is made to be easy to pick up on and is able to quickly transfer information.

It is designed to be able to possess the simplest syntax when possible (e.g., no passive voice, no nominalizations, etc.). New words can be formed from compounding words, while most (the lexicon is meant to be kept minimal for simplicity) is based on the same structure provided from the part of speech. It is heavily suffixed and contains noun cases.

Phonology
(Diphthongs not listed in the IPA chart. Check the corresponding letter sounds)

Phonotactics
All root words are one syllable that end with a coda; noun cases and verb conjugations are always one open syllable except for the genitive.

Nouns
Cases to express meaning; added at the end of a noun to make more precise. All cases describing people ends in "a"

Possession is done by adding a "z." to the noun after other cases.

Reduplication makes plurals

All in order of precedence:

Person

 * feminine (female person): sa (e.g., fitsa, "she")
 * masculine (male person): la (e.g., fitla, "he")
 * inanimate (object): ka (e.g., fitka, "it")
 * opposing (enemy, not actively against): wa (e.g., fitwa)
 * enemy (enemy, active combat): va (e.g., fitva, "it/he/she the enemy")
 * inclusive (we, including you): nya (e.g., vitnya, "we with you")
 * exclusive (we, excluding you): fya (e.g., vitfya, "we without you")

Method
Usually describing weapons


 * held (by hand): se (e.g., guhpse, "the handheld weapon, like a sword")
 * fired (from something): fe (e.g., guhpfe, "the weapon that is fired, like a gun")

Derivation
An "r" is added to the end of a verb in its present form to make the person the action.

Example: lomr, meaning the searcher or looker, is made by attaching "r" to lom, meaning looking or searching.

Verbs
All verb roots end in "m." Tenses are attached to the end of the verb. Only one extra voice.
 * future tense (will): el (e.g., komel, "will come")
 * past tense (did): ayl (e.g., somayl, "saw")
 * emphasized now: aal (e.g., komaal, "coming right now". this is only added for emphasis; present form is without conjugation)
 * imperative (action): ael (e.g., komael, "come" an action telling someone to come)

Adverbs
Adverbs are made by attaching it to the end of a verb. All adverbs end in the same diphthong /ei/


 * soon: sey (e.g., "komaelsey," come quickly)
 * quickly: kwei (e.g., "gomaelkwei," get quickly)

Prepositions
Prepositions are not suffixes and are individual words. All end in "u."


 * pu, (on, at)
 * vu (above, over)
 * nu (below, under)
 * tu (toward)

Syntax
SVO

Pronouns

 * kit
 * you
 * pit
 * I, me
 * dit
 * them (pl. other than yourself or teammates)
 * fit
 * he/she/it (them but singular, any person other than yourself or teammate)
 * vit
 * we

Nouns

 * bluhp
 * block
 * fwuhp
 * away (away is not a preposition by itself, but a location. "pit kom tu wup" means "I am coming to away"
 * vwup
 * here (same explanation for away)
 * guhp
 * gun, weapon
 * huhp
 * buiding, hut
 * puhp
 * place

Verbs

 * kom
 * coming
 * dom
 * dying, needs help
 * som
 * seeing
 * fom
 * fighting, shooting
 * hom
 * having
 * lom
 * searching, looking
 * gom
 * getting
 * jom
 * defending

Example texts
pit somayl ditva: I saw the enemies (enemy that is dangerous and we are meant to kill)

pit fomel fitvaz buhp: I will fight the enemy's block

komaelkwei tu vwuhp! come here quickly!