Altieric

Altieric is the national dialect of the Altieri race. It is an ancient language that is primarily used by the Altieri of Aorcielus. It utilizes a glyphic alphabet system for communication when used literally.

The dialect is classified as an analytic-synthetic due to its hybrid-nature as an agglutinative, fusional and analytic all combined. It is one of the few dialects to exist in this category with as thymolinguistic like Hymmnolik, despite it bearing no link nor similarities to the mentioned, except with Ra'Cielic (Ari'Veciela), which is Altieric's predecessor dialect.

Overall Analysis of Dialect[]

The dialect is mainly synthetic, 40% being polysynthetic, 11% fusional, 29% agglutinative and 15% analytic while the remaining 25% is composed of thymolinguistic elements.

The thymolinguistic H-Wave class of this dialect is exactly the same as the H-Wave class of Ra'Cielic -- this means that although humans and non-Altieri are able to understand and speak Altieric phonology-wise with near absolute accuracy, they will never be able to understand nor replicate the emotions carried in the words and sounds that the Altieri are able to produce since their mental wavelengths are below Altieri H-Wave standards, meaning that only those above or with the exact same wavelength as the Altieri will be able to fully utilize the dialect.

History[]

Phonology[]

Due to the nature of the language's phonological structure and composition, it can be spoken by humans near-perfect.

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Phonetics[]

Vowels[]

Vowel Inventory

		Front			Central						Back
		Unrounded		Rounded	Unrounded			Rounded			Unrounded	Rounded
		Plain	Palatal	Rounded	Plain	Labial	Palatal	Plain	Labial	Palatal	Unrounded	Plain	Labial
Close	Short	[i] i, y	[ji] y	[y] ue	[ɨ] y, ý							[u] u	[wu] w
Close	Long	[iː] í		[yː] eu	[ɨː] ýý							[uː] ú
Near-Close	Short	[ɪ] i	[ʲɪ] y	[ʏ] ue	[ʮ] ǿ	[ʷʮ] wǿ	[ʲʮ] yǿ	[ɿ] ø	[ʷɿ] wø	[ʲɿ] yø		[ʊ] u	[ʷʊ] w
Near-Close	Long	[ɪː] y		[ʏː] eu	[ʮ] ǿ	[ʷʮ] wǿ	[ʲʮ] yǿ	[ɿ] ø	[ʷɿ] wø	[ʲɿ] yø		[ʊː] w
Close-Mid	Voiceless										ɤ̥
	Short											ŏ
	Medium	[e~ɛ] e						[ɵ] oa			[ɤ] œ	[o~ɔ] o
	Long							[ɵː] oe			[ɤː] œ́
Mid	Short				ə̆
	Medium				[ə] ' r
	Long				[əː] rr
Open-Mid	Short										[ʌ] u
Open-Mid	Long	[ɛː] é										[ɔː] ó
Near-Open	Short	[æ] ä			[ɐ] er						[ʌ̞] a
Near-Open	Long	[æː] ae			[ɐː] err
Open	Short	[a] a										[ɒ] au o
Open	Long	[aː] á										[ɒː] äu

Several vowels have allophones and phonemes:

There are 2 vowel classes in Altieric: Elegijia ("elegence") and Qalmasv ("rigidity"). Group /ʌ̞ ɛ ɪ ʊ ɔ ʏ/ are classified as the former while group /a e i u o y/ are the latter.

Qalmasv vowels occur following voiced consonants while Elegijia vowels follow voiceless consonants.

Diphthongs[]

Diphthongs

		Front ~ Near-Front		Central		Near-Back ~ Back
	Length Type	Unrounded	Rounded	Unrounded	Rounded	Unrounded	Rounded
Close	Plain	[iɘ] iǿ	[ya~yʌ̞] uea [yi~yɪ] uei		[ʉe~ʉɛ] oue [ʉɪ] oui
	V¹	[iːo~iːɔ] ío	[yːɪ] eui
	V²				[ʉɛː] oué
Near-Close	Plain	[ɪa~ɪʌ̞] ia [ɪæ] iä [ɪɐ] ier [ɪə] iø [ɪy~ɪʏ] iue	[ʏi~ʏɪ] uei				[ʊa~ʊʌ̞] ua [ʊe~ʊɛ] ué [ʊi~ʊɪ] ui [ʊo~ʊɔ] uo
	V¹		[ʏːe~ʏːɛ] eue [ʏːɪ] eui
	V²	[ɪɛː] ié [ɪuː] iú
Close-Mid	Plain	[eɪ] ei	[øɪ] øi		[ɵɪ] eoi	[ɤɪ] oie	[oʊ] ou
	V¹		[øːɪ] ǿi
	V²	[eiː] eí
Mid	Plain			[əɪ] æ [əʊ] øu
Mid	V¹			[əːɪ] eái
Open-Mid	Plain	[ɛa~ɛə~ɛʌ̞] ea [ɛo~ɛɔ] eo [ɛu~ɛʊ~ɛʌ] éu					[ɔɪ] oi
Open-Mid	V¹	[ɛːɪ] éi					[ɔːɪ] ói [ɔːʊ] óu
Near-Open	Plain			[ɐɪ] aoi
Near-Open	V²			[ɐuː] aoú
Open	Plain	[aɨ] aý [aɪ] ai [aʊ] ao
	V¹	[aːe~aːɛ] áe [aːɪ] ái [aːo~aːɔ] áo
	V²	[aiː] aí

Altieric diphthongs have a more wider range of precise sounds in their vocabulary, and have rarely changed over time with per country state.

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Consonants[]

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Consonantal Inventory
Labial		Coronal				Dorsal			Laryngeal
Bilabial	Labiodental	Dental	Alveolar	Postalveolar	Retroflex	Palatal	Velar	Uvular	Pharyngeal	Glottal
										'
										[h] h

Commonly known features to occur are listed below.

Any consonant word-initial or preceded by <'>, when followed by (another) <'>, are pharyngealized ((ʔ)◌ˁ).

Applosive consonants usually occur when followed by another plosive. The only exception to this is when <p> is preceded by <q>: the former does not become applosive.
<l r w y> can be affected by the <(C)_(V)> segment, regardless of consonant clusters.
Elision occurs commonly in word final <h>, but has been reported to occur in mid-word <'>.
When preceded by a consonant and followed by a vowel, <l r> are retracted to <ḻ ɹ̱> by default.
Any semivowel sound such as /j/ for example will always affect the preceding consonant when followed by a vowel. /j/ is changed into /◌ʲ/ via <(C)y(V)> and /◌ʷ/ occurs from <(C)w(V)>. For example, ilyá ("go") is pronounced as /ilʲaː/, not /iljaː/.

Stress, although heavily prominent in Altieric, does not affect nor alter the phonological structure quo. However, it is characterised by a short lengthening of a vowel or subtle increase in vowel loudness.

Syllabic Consonants[]

Syllabic consonants are a common feature in Altieric.

Syllabic Consonant Inventory
				Labial		Coronal					Dorsal
				Bilabial	Labiodental	Alveolar		Postalveolar		Retroflex	Velar	Uvular
Nasal		Plain		[m̩] m	[ɱ̍] mg	[n̩] n					[ŋ̍~ɴ̩] ng
Nasal		Velarized		[ᵯ̩] mm	[ᵯ̪̍] mgg	[ᵰ̩] nn					[ŋ̍ˠ] ngg
Plosive				[p̍ʰ~p̍] p		[t̩ʰ~t̩] t					[k̩ʰ~k̩] k	[q̍ʰ~q̍] q
Affricate											[k̩͡sʰ] x	[q̍͜χ] c
Fricative				[əβ] v		[s̩] s	[z̩] z	[ʃ̩] sh	[ʒ̍] zh			[əχ] cc
Approximant						[ɹ̩] r				[ɻ̍] rr
Lateral	Fricative					[ɬ̩] lh
	Approximant		Plain			[l̩] l
	Approximant		Velarized			[ɫ̩] l, ll

Grammar[]

Emotion Clusters[]

	I: Intensity	II: Emotion	III: Nature
Female	lea-: fairly vix-: subconsciousness, trance-like state x-: a little	-lshta-: benevolence, kindness, virtuosity -xlhia-: love
Male
Neuter		-u-: apathy, calm, nihilism, nil, peace, tranquillity	-ra: I want this to continue (temporarily)

Verbs[]

Aorist Tense[]

The Aorist tense is the Altieric equivalent of the grammatical past tense.

Aorist Morpheme Case Table
		Active						Passive						Reflexive						Reflexive
		I POV		II POV		III POV		I POV		II POV		III POV		I POV		II POV		III POV		I POV		II POV		III POV
Case		Class I ~Vowel Morpheme~	Class II ~Consonant Morpheme~	Class I ~Vowel Morpheme~	Class II ~Consonant Morpheme~	Class I ~Vowel Morpheme~	Class II ~Consonant Morpheme~	Class I ~Vowel Morpheme~	Class II ~Consonant Morpheme~	Class I ~Vowel Morpheme~	Class II ~Consonant Morpheme~	Class I ~Vowel Morpheme~	Class II ~Consonant Morpheme~	Class I ~Vowel Morpheme~	Class II ~Consonant Morpheme~	Class I ~Vowel Morpheme~	Class II ~Consonant Morpheme~	Class I ~Vowel Morpheme~	Class II ~Consonant Morpheme~	Class I ~Vowel Morpheme~	Class II ~Consonant Morpheme~	Class I ~Vowel Morpheme~	Class II ~Consonant Morpheme~	Class I ~Vowel Morpheme~	Class II ~Consonant Morpheme~
Formal	Positive	-araq	-mos	-ónut	-liax	-aleaff	-drel	-araqni	-mosni	-óniut	-lniax	-aleaffni	-drelni	-araqqe	-moske	-ónutke	-liaxce	-alkeaf	-drkel	-araqjir	-mosjir	-ónuchir	-ljirax	-aleaffjir	-djirel
Formal	Negative	-o'ntu	-dhel	-enar	-dehix	-uzvel	-zaqef	-o'nitu	-dhelni	-eniar	-denhix	-uzvelni	-zaqefni	-o'ntuke	-dhelke	-eknar	-dkehix	-uzvkel	-zaqqef	-o'ntujir	-dheljir	-enajir	-dejhirx	-uzveljir	-zaqefjir
Informal	Positive	-arrat	-fme	-alef	-ruku	-ialo	-suchr	-arrqat	-fmeqa	-alefqa	-ruxcau	-iqalo	-sqauchr	-arratnis	-fmenis	-alefnis	-rukunis	-ialonis	-nisuchr	-arragte	-fm'ghe	-alghef	-rukhué	-ialoghe	-suchrghe
Informal	Negative	-almef	-stlz	-óutu	-tivslo	-edsa	-ctais	-almefqa	-stlzqa	-óutuqa	-tivsloqa	-edsqa	-ctaisqa	-almefnis	-stlniz	-óutunis	-tnivslo	-ednisa	-ctanis	-amglef	-stlzghe	-óutughe	-tivsloghe	-edsaghe	-ctaisge

Benedictive[]

Benedictive Morpheme Case Table
			Transitive ~ Reflexive						Intransitive						Progressive
			I POV		II POV		III POV		I POV		II POV		III POV		I POV		II POV		III POV
		POV Target	Class I ~Vowel Morpheme~	Class II ~Consonant Morpheme~	Class I ~Vowel Morpheme~	Class II ~Consonant Morpheme~	Class I ~Vowel Morpheme~	Class II ~Consonant Morpheme~	Class I ~Vowel Morpheme~	Class II ~Consonant Morpheme~	Class I ~Vowel Morpheme~	Class II ~Consonant Morpheme~	Class I ~Vowel Morpheme~	Class II ~Consonant Morpheme~	Class I ~Vowel Morpheme~	Class II ~Consonant Morpheme~	Class I ~Vowel Morpheme~	Class II ~Consonant Morpheme~	Class I ~Vowel Morpheme~	Class II ~Consonant Morpheme~
Formal	Positive	I	-rlia	-xsathra	-unaya	-thylla	-isyra	-para	-rlnia	-xsathrani	-uniaya	-thyllani	-isyrani	-parani	-rliake	-xsathrake	-unayake	-thyllake	-isyrake	-parake
		II	-iuja	-xatha	-izuja	-thaseia	-otuja	-syara	-iujani	-xathani	-izujani	-thasenia	-otujani	-syarani	-iujake	-xathake	-izujake	-thaskeia	-otujake	-syarake
		III	-anora	-vulota	-upia	-ritsia	-osuja	-vida	-aniora	-vulotani	-upnia	-rnitsia	-osujani	-vnida	-anorake	-vulotake	-upiake	-ritskeia	-osujake	-vidake
	Negative	I	-rchia	-zäqpha	-aqva	-veidea	-onuja	-ligha	-rchnia	-zäqphani	-aqvani	-venidea	-oniuja	-lnigha	-rchiake	-zkäqpha	-aqvake	-veidkea	-onujake	-lighake
		II	-rla	-qosia	-shna	-riela	-oruja	-shava	-rlani	-qosnia	-shnia	-rniela	-orujani	-shavani	-rlake	-qoskeia	-shnake	-rikela	-orujake	-shavake
		III	-nlá	-rafmé	-shta	-mria	-upra	-lia	-nilá	-rafméni	-shtani	-mrnia	-uprani	-lnia	-nláke	-rafmké	-shtake	-mriake	-uprake	-liake
Informal	Positive	I	-icia	-shrna	-ituja	-qadma	-uira	-corra	-iciqa	-shrnqa	-itujáq	-qádma	-uiqra	-corrqa	-icianis	-nishrna	-itujanis	-qadmanis	-unisra	-corranis
		II	-ishia	-sathla	-icuja	-lzscha	-eara	-thura	-ishiqa	-sqathla	-icujáq	-lzqascha	-eqara	-thurqa	-ishianis	-nisathla	-icujanis	-lznischa	-earanis	-thuranis
		III	-itica	-lhetha	-iruja	-lhia	-iaza	-sima	-iticxa	-ltheaqa	-irujáq	-lhiqa	-iqaza	-simqa	-iticanis	-lnitshea	-irujanis	-lhnisa	-iazanis	-nisima
	Negative	I	-amga	-xisara	-ipuja	-kapla	-ilza	-thulla	-amcxa	-xisarqa	-ipujáq	-kapláq	-ilzáq	-thullqa	-amganis	-xnisara	-ipujanis	-kaplanis	-ilzanis	-thullanis
		II	-efa	-naschia	-ieza	-qetná	-igza	-pashta	-efaqa	-naschiqa	-iezáq	-qet'nqá	-igzáq	-pashtaqa	-efanis	-naischa	-iezanis	-qetnisá	-igzanis	-panishta
		III	-arya	-xatra	-amlia	-kusma	-iecxá	-saola	-aryqa	-xatrqa	-amliqa	-kusmqa	-iecxáqa	-saolqa	-aryanis	-xatranis	-amlnisa	-kunisma	-iecxánis	-nisaola

Causative

Conditional

Desiderative

Hortative[]

Hortative Cases are the equivalent of "command" or "request" cases, where the speaker addresses the target directly with a command or request. As it is strictly bound to its nature of direct communication, it lacks the III POV.

Adhortative[]

Reflexive
I POV		II POV
Class I ~Vowel Morpheme~	Class II ~Consonant Morpheme~	Class I ~Vowel Morpheme~	Class II ~Consonant Morpheme~
		-istljir	-mojirtho
		-isgeif	-nelejir
		-aighoe	-taouvghe
		-rcxiet	-tuosge

Exhortative[]

		Active				Passive				Progressive				Reflexive
		I POV		II POV		I POV		II POV		I POV		II POV		I POV		II POV
		Class I ~Vowel Morpheme~	Class II ~Consonant Morpheme~	Class I ~Vowel Morpheme~	Class II ~Consonant Morpheme~	Class I ~Vowel Morpheme~	Class II ~Consonant Morpheme~	Class I ~Vowel Morpheme~	Class II ~Consonant Morpheme~	Class I ~Vowel Morpheme~	Class II ~Consonant Morpheme~	Class I ~Vowel Morpheme~	Class II ~Consonant Morpheme~	Class I ~Vowel Morpheme~	Class II ~Consonant Morpheme~	Class I ~Vowel Morpheme~	Class II ~Consonant Morpheme~
Formal	Positive	-ortho	-mago	-lruk	-reia	-orthoni	-magoni	-lrukni	-renia	-orthoke	-magoke	-lruke	-kreia	-ojirtho	-magojir	-ljiruk	-jireia
Formal	Negative	-uine	-madu	-efic	-mhala	-uinie	-maduni	-efnic	-mhalani	-uinke	-madunke	-eficke	-mhalake	-ujirne	-madunjir	-ef'jirc	-mhalajir
Informal	Positive	-isfal	-lliar	-into	-lira	-isfqal	-lliqar	-intoqa	-lirqa	-isfalni	-llnisar	-ínsto	-lnisra	-isfalghe	-lliarghe	-intoghe	-liraghe
Informal	Negative	-itho	-shrta	-asoc	-myeq	-ithoqa	-shrtqa	-asocxa	-myeqa	-ithonis	-nishrta	-anisoc	-myniseq	-ithoghe	-shrtaghe	-asoghe	-mygheq

Imperative[]

The imperative case is the most direct verbal mood of the hortative cases.

Imperative Morpheme Case Table
	Active				Passive				Progressive				Reflexive
	I POV		II POV		I POV		II POV		I POV		II POV		I POV		II POV
	Class I ~Vowel Morpheme~	Class II ~Consonant Morpheme~	Class I ~Vowel Morpheme~	Class II ~Consonant Morpheme~	Class I ~Vowel Morpheme~	Class II ~Consonant Morpheme~	Class I ~Vowel Morpheme~	Class II ~Consonant Morpheme~	Class I ~Vowel Morpheme~	Class II ~Consonant Morpheme~	Class I ~Vowel Morpheme~	Class II ~Consonant Morpheme~	Class I ~Vowel Morpheme~	Class II ~Consonant Morpheme~	Class I ~Vowel Morpheme~	Class II ~Consonant Morpheme~
Formal	-aret	-meluq	-aveid	-gcharn	-aretni	-meluqni	-avenid	-gcharni	-arket	-mkeluq	-avkeid	-gcharnke	-arechir	-meludlhir	-aveidlhir	-gchiarn
Informal	-ishir	-ishir	-ipr	-myigo	-ishirqa	-gyqausg	-iprqa	-myigoqa	-ishirnis	-gyaniusg	-iprnis	-mynisgo	-ishirghe	-gyausge	-iprghe	-myighoe

Optative[]

The optative case, otherwise known as the request case, is a verbal mood used to state the speaker's request towards the speaker non-aggressively. In English, it would be indicated via "please" (at the beginning of a sentence) or "I want (you to...)".

In Altieric, its Altieric equivalent of "please" is optional and can be used to emphasize the urgency or emotion behind the request, as it is already indicated by the optative case.

Optative Morpheme Case Table
		Active		Passive		Progressive		Reflexive
		Class I ~Vowel Morpheme~	Class II ~Consonant Morpheme~	Class I ~Vowel Morpheme~	Class II ~Consonant Morpheme~	Class I ~Vowel Morpheme~	Class II ~Consonant Morpheme~	Class ~Vowel Morpheme~	Class II ~Consonant Morpheme~
Formal	Affirmative	-islya	-revlia	-islyani	-revlnia	-islyake	-revliake	-islyajir	-jirevlia
Formal	Negative	-ynsya	-sapha	-ynisya	-saphani	-ynsyake	-saphake	-ynsyajir	-saphajir
Informal	Affirmative	-ámhala	-zacra	-ámhalqa	-zacxra	-ámhalanis	-zacranis	-ámhalaghe	-zacraghe
Informal	Negative	-etama	-la'ya	-etamqa	-la'qya	-etamanis	-etamaghe	-etamaghe	-la'yaghe

Prohibitive[]

The prohibitive case is the opposite or negative form of the imperative case; it is usually indicated in English in the form of an imperative "do not" or "don't".

Prohibitive Morpheme Case Table
	Active				Passive				Progressive				Reflexive
	I POV		II POV		I POV		II POV		I POV		II POV		I POV		II POV
	Class I ~Vowel Morpheme~	Class II ~Consonant Morpheme~	Class I ~Vowel Morpheme~	Class II ~Consonant Morpheme~	Class I ~Vowel Morpheme~	Class II ~Consonant Morpheme~	Class I ~Vowel Morpheme~	Class II ~Consonant Morpheme~	Class I ~Vowel Morpheme~	Class II ~Consonant Morpheme~	Class I ~Vowel Morpheme~	Class II ~Consonant Morpheme~	Class I ~Vowel Morpheme~	Class II ~Consonant Morpheme~	Class I ~Vowel Morpheme~	Class II ~Consonant Morpheme~
Formal	-etkai	-vitu	-ilex	-heidriq	-etkani	-vnitu	-ilnex	-henidriq	-etkaige	-vituke	-ilkex	-heidriqqe	-etkajir	-vjirtu	-iljirex	-hejidriq
Informal	-eldru	-delem	-exol	-raoth	-eldruqa	-delemqa	-exolqa	-rqaoth	-eldrunis	-delemnis	-exolnis	-raothnis	-eldrughe	-delghem	-exolghe	-raogte

Hypothetical

Permissive

Potential[]

The potential case is used to express the possibility of an action.

Potential Morpheme Case Table
		Active						Passive						Progressive						Reflexive
		I POV		II POV		III POV		I POV		II POV		III POV		I POV		II POV		III POV		I POV		II POV		III POV
		ClaI ~Vowel Morpheme~	Class II ~Consonant Morpheme~	Class I ~Vowel Morpheme~	Class II ~Consonant Morpheme~	Class I ~Vowel Morpheme~	Class II ~Consonant Morpheme~	Class I ~Vowel Morpheme~	Class II ~Consonant Morpheme~	Class I ~Vowel Morpheme~	Class II ~Consonant Morpheme~	Class I ~Vowel Morpheme~	Class II ~Consonant Morpheme~	Class I ~Vowel Morpheme~	Class II ~Consonant Morpheme~	Class I ~Vowel Morpheme~	Class II ~Consonant Morpheme~	Class I ~Vowel Morpheme~	Class II ~Consonant Morpheme~	Class I ~Vowel Morpheme~	Class II ~Consonant Morpheme~	Class I ~Vowel Morpheme~	Class II ~Consonant Morpheme~	Class I ~Vowel Morpheme~	Class II ~Consonant Morpheme~
Formal	Positive	-ayaex	-thyos	-onu	-dlyl	-akhant	-tseba	-ayaexni	-thyosni	-oniu	-dlylni	-akhanit	-tsebani	-ayakex	-thyoske	-onuke	-dlyke	-akhänt	-tskeba	-rchir	-thyosjir	-onujir	-dlyljir	-akhanchir	-tsebajir
Formal	Negative	-oszer	-hiriq	-othal	-hedri	-are	-hate	-oszerni	-nhiriq	-othalni	-hedrni	-areni	-hateni	-osz'kér	-khieriq	-othalke	-khedri	-arke	-hatke	-osz'jir	-njiriq	-othaljir	-hedsiri	-ajire	-hatejir
Informal	Positive	-rchr	-pahu	-eaxul	-vede	-rdsoe	-rel	-rchrqa	-pahuqa	-eqaxul	-vedeqa	-rdsoeqa	-qarel	-rchrnis	-pahunis	-eaxulnis	-vedenis	-rdnisoe	-relnis	-rchrghe	-pagheu	-eaxulghe	-vedghe	-rdsoghe	-relghe
Informal	Negative	-iluyu	-dian	-oang	-twef	-rnaum	-dan	-ilyúqa	-diqan	-oqang	-twefqa	-rnqaum	-dqan	-ilyúnis	-dnisa	-oanisg	-twefnis	-rnisom	-danis	-iluyúghe	-dghean	-oange	-twghef	-rnaumge	-dange

Meditemporal Case[]

Also called the grammatical present tense, it is the Altieric equivalent of the present tense.

Present Morpheme Case Table
		Active						Passive						Progressive						Reflexive
		I POV		II POV		III POV		I POV		II POV		III POV		I POV		II POV		III POV		I POV		II POV		III POV
		Class I ~Vowel Morpheme~	Class II ~Consonant Morpheme~	Class I ~Vowel Morpheme~	Class II ~Consonant Morpheme~	Class I ~Vowel Morpheme~	Class II ~Consonant Morpheme~	Class I ~Vowel Morpheme~	Class II ~Consonant Morpheme~	Class I ~Vowel Morpheme~	Class II ~Consonant Morpheme~	Class I ~Vowel Morpheme~	Class II ~Consonant Morpheme~	Class I ~Vowel Morpheme~	Class II ~Consonant Morpheme~	Class I ~Vowel Morpheme~	Class II ~Consonant Morpheme~	Class I ~Vowel Morpheme~	Class II ~Consonant Morpheme~	Class I ~Vowel Morpheme~	Class II ~Consonant Morpheme~	Class I ~Vowel Morpheme~	Class II ~Consonant Morpheme~	Class I ~Vowel Morpheme~	Class II ~Consonant Morpheme~
Formal	Positive			-ylr	-voq	-óut	-pul	-ni		-ylnir	-voqni	-óutni	-pulni	-ke		-ylker	-voqqe	-óutke	-pulke	-jir		-yljir	-voqjir	-óuchir	-puljir
Formal	Negative	-isl	-cis	-ylir	-lir	-yun	-gnk	-isnil	-cnis	-ylinir	-lirni	-unyi	-gnik	-iskel	-ciske	-ylirke	-lirke	-yunke	-gnke	-ijirsl	-cjirs	-ylijir	-ljir	-yunjir	-gnjhir
Informal	Positive			-ylsm	-lem	-uinr	-rafe	-qa		-ylsqam	-lemqa	-uinqar	-rqafe	-nis		-ylsim	-lemnis	-usinr	-rafenis	-ghe		-ylsgem	-lghem	-uingger	-rafghe
Informal	Negative	-ole	-del	-ylex	-kul	-ehir	-tai	-oleqa	-delqa	-ylcxä	-kulqa	-eqhira	-táqi	-olenis	-delnis	-ylenixs	-kulnis	-enhisr	-tanis	-olghe	-dghel	-ylghex	-kulghe	-eghier	-taighe

Suffixes <ni qa ke nis jir ghe> function differently. For Class I verbs, the suffix is simply attached to the end of it without substitution of the final segment. For Class II verbs, the final consonant of the word is substituted with the suffix.

Supratemporal (Future) Morpheme Case Table
		Active						Passive						Progressive						Reflexive
Case		I POV		II POV		III POV		I POV		II POV		III POV		I POV		II POV		III POV		I POV		II POV		III POV
Case		Class I ~Vowel Morpheme~	Class II ~Consonant Morpheme~	Class I ~Vowel Morpheme~	Class II ~Consonant Morpheme~	Class I ~Vowel Morpheme~	Class II ~Consonant Morpheme~	Class I ~Vowel Morpheme~	Class II ~Consonant Morpheme~	Class I ~Vowel Morpheme~	Class II ~Consonant Morpheme~	Class I ~Vowel Morpheme~	Class II ~Consonant Morpheme~	Class I ~Vowel Morpheme~	Class II ~Consonant Morpheme~	Class I ~Vowel Morpheme~	Class II ~Consonant Morpheme~	Class I ~Vowel Morpheme~	Class II ~Consonant Morpheme~	Class I ~Vowel Morpheme~	Class II ~Consonant Morpheme~	Class I ~Vowel Morpheme~	Class II ~Consonant Morpheme~	Class I ~Vowel Morpheme~	Class II ~Consonant Morpheme~
Formal	Positive	-alia	-hixa	-elia	-kala	-ilia	-vvia	-alnia	-nhixa	-elnia	-kalani	-ilnia	-vvnia	-alkeia	-kheixa	-eklia	-käla	-ilkeia	-vvikä	-aljira	-jhirxa	-eljira	-kalajir	-iljira	-vv'jira
Formal	Negative	-ouja	-rhia	-isla	-lara	-ehia	-vitla	-oujani	-rhína	-insla	-larani	-enhia	-vnitla	-oujake	-rhiake	-islake	-larake	-ekhia	-vitlake	-oujira	-jirhia	-islajir	-ljiara	-ejhira	-v'jirtla
Informal	Positive	-ela	-sha	-iga	-rela	-etma	-rila	-elqa	-shqa	-icxa	-relqa	-etmqa	-rilqa	-elanis	-nisha	-iganis	-relanis	-etmanis	-rnisla	-elghä	-shaghe	-ighea	-rghela	-egtmä	-rilghä
Informal	Negative	-enla	-tehta	-iliga	-mosa	-ilgia	-shäva	-el'nqa	-tetqa	-ilicxa	-mosqa	-ilgiqa	-shävqa	-enisla	-tehtanis	-ilnisga	-monisa	-ilgnisa	-nishaev	-engla	-tghehta	-ilighea	-mosgä	-ilgheia	-shävghä

"To be" Copula[]

An equivalent to "(to) be" or "is" in Altieric would be 'æ'. In Altieric, 'æ' is prefixed to the nominative noun, separated by a dash between; the noun following the copula-prefixed word would be interpreted as the end result or state of the word. Example:

æ-je Solumenthia.

(To be)-(I (Fem. I-POV Formal Sing. Nominative Pron.) (Targeted State/Result)

If one wished to say "My name is Solumenthia", they would have to say 'æ-le Solumenthia', not 'je æ Solumenthia', which is incorrect.

Nouns[]

Articles[]

Articles are optional in Altieric, and are rarely used in most cases except Divinetha.

	Definite	Indefinite
Singular	e	u
Plural	y /(j)/	a

Genitive[]

Genitive case is indicated through several forms, the most recurrent being suffixation. The form depends mostly on the type of object or existence the 'owner' assumes, whether it is a sentient 'owner', a non-sentient 'owner' or a conceptual 'owner'.

				Owner
				Category I ~Sentience~		Category II ~Fauna~		Category III ~Inanimate~		Category IV ~Metaphysics~
			Class	I	II	I	II	I	II	I	II
Object	Singular		I	-tl'	-oz'	-sch'	-it'	-stl'	-al'	-st'	-uz'
	Singular		II	-ne'	-a'	-qar'	-e'	-dly'	-i'	-na'	-o'
	Plural	Paucal	I	-stz'	-id'	-t'ch'	-af'	-r'ch'	-urz'	-rach'	-ouz'
		Paucal	II	-dhe'	-u'	-t'cha'	-á'	-pha'	-ä'	-lei'	-é'
		Definite	I	-raij'	-an'	-phal'	-idh'	-thl'	-irr'	-ga'	-igh'
		Definite	II	-btr'	-í'	-yo'	-ø'	-ki'	-ý'	-noi'	-ó'
		Indefinite	I	-rom'	-is'	-zot'	-am'	-juk'	-of'	-rig'	-uir'
		Indefinite	II	-leir'	-ú'	-scha'	-œ'	-sche'	-œ́'	-shar'	æ'

Locative[]

Nominative[]

Altieric's nominative case relies on the usage of particles which are assigned to three classifications: Animate, Inanimate and Conceptual.

Animate Subjects are subjects that exist with sentience and will. It can be applied to living beings and fauna. Flora and plant life also fall into the category as they are organic in nature. In essence, anything organic and possessing a will and consciousness automatically falls into this nominative category.

Inanimate Subjects are subjects that are considered objects - existences with no will or sentience.

Pluralisation[]

Pluralisation in Altieric exists in the form of suffixes, and come in five forms; emphatic singular, singular, paucal, definite and indefinite. To indicate that the object is a sole object (singular), the noun is left unaltered.

Definite Pluralisation is used to indicate a definite amount of the affected noun. For example, all human hands have a definite number of fingers, which is five.

	Emphatic Singular	Singular	Paucal	Definite	Indefinite
Consonant	-amaq		-oth	-áel	-ile
Vowel	-tilac		-híol	-saxe	-thol

Pronouns[]

Because the Altieri are divine quintessential beings who are considered angelic and spiritual in terms of biology, psychology, appearance and origin, many xenolinguists have made the assumption that pronouns in Altieric are solely gender-neutral. However, there do exist gendered pronouns in Altieric.

Amongst each other, Altieric use gender-neutral pronouns; but when communicating with non-Altieri, they use gendered cases - some Altieri even use gendered cases amongst each other instead of neuter pronouns.

Altieric pronouns also come in 6 Moods: Aggressive, Endeared, Formal, Honorific, Informal and Pejorative.

Aggressive: As the name suggests, it is used to imply hostility or wariness. It is considered the least aggressive form of Pejorative. When the Aggressive form is used in first person, it usually implies feelings of bitterness within the speaker.
Endeared: These are reserved between individuals within a romantic relationship to express endearment. Only the 2nd and 3rd POV pronouns have the Endeared case.
Formal: Used between strangers and in formal or business cases to imply common respect. Its function is very much alike the Japanese formality cases and the Japanese prefix -san'.
Honorific: Used to denote a speaker's moderate to high level of respect or reverence, and can be considered the Altieric equivalent of the Japanese prefixes 'sama' or dono'. When used in first person, it denotes the speaker's confidence or arrogance.
Informal: Considered the 'casual' pronoun case, used between family members and friends to denote closeness and familiarity. Using this with a stranger or in formal cases would be considered rude or invasive, much like in the case of Japanese pronoun formality.
Pejorative: Considered the most hostile pronoun case, it is more hostile than the Aggressive Case and extremely vulgar in connotation. When used in first person, it implies that the speaker carries self-loathing or extreme guilt and shame.

				Genitive	Independent Genitive	Nominative	Objective	Reflexive
I	Singular	Feminine	Aggressive	lais	olai [olaɪ]	lai	lái	ulai
			Aggressive	lais	olai [olaɪ]	lai	lái	ulai	Formal	les	ole [ole]	le	lé	ule
			Honorific	leis	olei [oleɪ]	lei	léi	ulei
			Informal	las	ola	la	lá	ula
			Pejorative	lous	olou	lou	lóu	ulou
			Masculine	Aggressive	fais	ofai	fai	fái	ufai
		Formal		Aggressive	fais	ofai	fai	fái	ufai	fes	ofe	fe [fɛ]	fé	ufe
		Honorific		feis	ofei	fei [feɪ]	féi	ufei
		Informal		fas	ofa	fa [fʌ̞]	fá	ufa
		Pejorative		fous	ofou	fou [foʊ]	fóu	ufou
		Neuter		Aggressive	jais	ojai	jai	jái	ujai
			Formal	jes	oje	je	jé	uje
			Aggressive	jeis	ojei	jei	jéi	ujei
			Informal	jas	oja	ja	já	uja
			Pejorative	jous	ojou	jou	jóu	ujou
		Plural	Feminine	Aggressive	lairas	olaira	laira	láira	ulaira
				Formal	leras	olera	lera	léra	ulera
	Honorific			leiras	oleira	leira	léra	uleira
	Informal			laras	olara [olaɹʌ̞]	lara	lára	ulara
	Pejorative			louras	oloura [oloʊɹʌ̞]	loura	lóura	uloura
	Masculine		Aggressive	fairas	ofaira	faira	fáira	ufaira
			Formal	feras	ofera	fera	féra	ufera
			Honorific	feiras	ofeira	feira	féira	ufeira
			Informal	faras	ofara	fara	fára	ufara
			Pejorative	fouras	ofoura	foura	fóura	ufoura
	Neuter		Aggressive	jairas	ojaira	jaira	jáira	ujaira
			Formal	jeras	ojera	jera	jéra	ujera
			Honorific	jeiras	ojeira	jeira	jéira	ujeira
			Informal	jaras	ojara	jara	jára	ujara
			Pejorative	jouras	ojoura [oʤoʊɹʌ̞]	joura	jóura	ujoura
	II	Singular	Feminine	Aggressive	phais	ophai	phai	phái	uphai
				Endeared	phos	opho	pho	phó	upho
Formal				phes	ophe	phe	phé	uphe
Honorific				pheis	ophei	phei	phéi	uphei
Informal				phas	opha	pha	phá	upha
Pejorative				phous	ophou	phou	phóu	uphou
Masculine			Aggressive	rais	orai	rai	rái	urai
			Endeared	ros	oro	ro	ró	uro
			Formal	res	ore	re	ré	ure
			Honorific	reis	orei	rei	réi	urei
			Informal	ras	ora	ra	rá	uras
			Pejorative	rous	orou	rou	róu	urou
Neuter			Aggressive	dais	odai [odaɪ]	dai [daɪ]	dái	udai
			Endeared	dos	odo [odo]	do [do]	dó	udo
			Formal	des	ode [ode]	de [de]	dé	ude
			Honorific	deis	odei [odeɪ]	dei [deɪ]	déi	udei
			Informal	das	oda	da	dá	uda
			Pejorative	dous	odou [odoʊ]	dou	dóu	udou
Plural		Feminine	Aggressive	phairas	ophaira	phaira	pháira	uphaira
			Endeared	phoras	ophora	phora	phóra	uphora
			Formal	pheras	ophera	phera	phéra	uphera
			Honorific	pheiras	opheira	pheira	phéira	upheira
			Informal	pharas	ophara	phara	phára	uphara
			Pejorative	phouras	ophoura	phoura	phóura	uphoura
		Masculine	Aggressive	railas	oraila	raila	ráila	uraila
			Endeared	rolas	orola	rola	róla	urola
			Formal	relas	orela	rela	réla	urela
			Honorific	reilas	oreila	reila	réila	ureila
			Informal	ralas	orala	rala	rála	urala
			Pejorative	roulas	oroula	roula	róula	uroula
		Neuter	Aggressive	dairas	odaira	daira	dáira	udaira
			Endeared	doras	odora	dora	dóra	udora
									Informal	daras	odara	dara	dára	udara

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II		Neuter

			Formal	deras	odera	dera	déra	udera
			Honorific	deiras	odeira	deira	déira	udeira

			Informal	douras	odoura	doura	dóura	udoura
III	Singular	Feminine	Aggressive	shais	oshai	shai	shái	ushai
			Endeared	shos	osho	sho	shó	usho
			Formal	shes	oshe	she	shé	ushe
			Honorific	sheis	oshei	shei	shéi	ushei
			Informal	shas	osha	sha	shá	usha
			Pejorative	shous	oshou	shou	shóu	ushou
		Masculine	Aggressive	fmais	ofmai	fmai	fmái	ufmai
			Endeared	fmos	ofmo	fmo	fmó	ufmo
			Formal	fmes	ofme	fme	fmé	ufme
			Honorific	fmeis	ofmei	fmei	fméi	ufmei
			Informal	fmas	ofma	fma	fmá	ufma
			Pejorative	fmous	ofmou	fmou	fmóu	ufmou
		Neuter	Aggressive	ruais	oruai	ruai	ru'ái	uruai
			Endeared	ruos	oruo	ruo	ru'ó	uruo
			Formal	rues	orue	rue	rué	urue
			Honorific	rueis	oruei	ruei	ru'éi	uruei
			Informal	ruas	orua	rua	ru'á	urua
			Pejorative	ruous	oruou	ruou	ru'óu	uruou
	Plural	Feminine	Aggressive	shairas	oshaira	shaira	sháira	ushaira
			Endeared	shoras	oshora	shora	shóra	ushora
			Formal	sheras	oshera	shera	shéra	ushera
			Honorific	sheiras	osheira	sheira	shéira	usheira
			Informal	sharas	oshara	shara	shára	ushara
			Pejorative	shouras	oshoura	shoura	shóura	ushoura
		Masculine	Aggressive	fmairas	ofmaira	fmaira	fmáira	ufmaira
			Endeared	fmoras	ofmora	fmora	fmóra	ufmora
			Formal	fmeras	ofmera	fmera	fméra	ufmera
			Honorific	fmeiras	ofmeira [ofmeɪɹʌ̞]	fmeira	fméira	ufmeira
			Informal	fmaras	ofmara [ofmaɹʌ̞]	fmara	fmára	ufmara
			Pejorative	fmouras	ofmoura [ofmoʊɹʌ̞]	fmoura	fmóura	ufmoura
		Neuter	Aggressive	ruailas [ɻʊaɪlas]	oruaila [oɹʊaɪlʌ̞]	ruaila [ɻʊaɪlʌ̞]	ru'áila [ɻuʔaːɪlʌ̞]	uruaila [uɹʊaɪlʌ̞]
			Endeared	ruolas [ɻʊolas]	oruola [oɹʊolʌ̞]	ruola [ɻʊolʌ̞]	ruóla [ɻʊɔːlʌ̞]	uruola [uɹʊolʌ̞]
			Formal	ruelas [ɻylas]	oruela [oɹylʌ̞]	ruela [ɻylʌ̞]	ruéla [ɻʊelʌ̞]	uruela [uɹylʌ̞]
			Honorific	rueilas [ɻyɪlas]	orueila [oɹyɪlʌ̞]	rueila [ɻyɪlʌ̞]	ru'éila [ɻuʔɛːɪlʌ̞]	urueila [uɹyɪlʌ̞]
			Informal	rualas [ɻʊalas]	oruala [oɹʊalʌ̞]	ruala [ɻʊalʌ̞]	ruála [ɻʊaːlʌ̞]	uruala [uɹʊalʌ̞]
			Pejorative	ruoulas [ɻʊoʊlas]	oruoula [oɹʊoʊlʌ̞]	ruoula [ɻʊoʊlʌ̞]	ru'óula [ɻuʔɔːʊlʌ̞]	uruoula [uɹʊoʊlʌ̞]

Advanced Grammar[]

Altieric is known commonly for being originally a tonal language similar to Ra'Cielic but was reformed and modernised in the late future in accord to two reasons.

One of the reasons is due to the fact that the language albeit tonal existed in a level higher than any, consisting of frequencies that exceeded human or mortal vocalisation and audio.

Lexicon[]

To view all of the known words of the dialect, please visit this page: Altieric/Lexicon