Anglish

Aenglish

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Name: Anglish Type: Fusional Alignment: Nominative-Accusative Head Direction: Number of genders: 3 Declensions: Yes Conjugations: Yes Nouns declined according to Case Number Definitiveness Gender Verbs conjugated according to Voice Mood Person Number Tense Aspect

	Gender	Cases	Numbers	Tenses	Persons	Moods	Voices	Aspects
Verb	No	No	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	No
Nouns	Yes	Yes	Yes	No	Yes	No	No	No
Adjectives	No	Yes	Yes	No	No	No	No	No
Numbers	No	No	No	No	No	No	No	No
Participles	No	Yes	Yes	Yes	No	No	Yes	No
Adverb	No	No	No	No	No	No	No	No
Pronouns	Yes	Yes	Yes	No	No	No	No	No
Adpositions	No	No	No	No	No	No	No	No
Article	No	No	No	No	No	No	No	No
Particle	No	No	No	No	No	No	No	No

Setting

Anglish is a form of Northern English with ancient features. Due to writing, spelling and pronunciation reforms, it adopts some modern spellings but retains a strict phonetic pronunciation and preserves ancient phonems lost in modern English. It also retains altered/simplified form of the Germanic declension and conjugation systems. Vocabulary wise, indistinct from formal English except for Northern colloquialisms and preserved ancient Germanic vocabulary lost in modern English. All in all, it can be said to be parallel to Icelandic or Faroese among Nordic languages.

Phonology

Consonants

		Bilabial		Labiode.		Dental		Alveol.		Postalve.		Retrofl.		Palatal		Velar		Uvular		Pharyn.		Epiglot.		Glottal
Plosives		p	b			t													k	g
Affricates										tʃ	dʒ
Fricatives				f	v	θ	ð	s	z	ʃ	ʒ					x	ɣ							h
Lateral Fricatives
Lateral Affricates
Nasals		m						n							ŋ
Trills
Flaps / taps
Glides	Approxim.													j		w
	Lateral Appr.
	Co-art. approx.

Vowels

	Front		Near front		Central		Near back		Back
Close	iː	ɪ							uː	ʊ
Near-close
Close-mid
Mid		ɛ				ə			ɔː
Open-mid
Near-open
Open						ʌ			ɑː	ɒ

Basic Grammar

Declension (Nouns & Adjectives)

Every substantive can be declined. Though proper nouns -like names, or unusual foreign nouns -like the scientific nomenclature- can have their inflections delegated to their modifiers; such as articles, adjectives, or other nouns within the same noun phrase.

The declension is a set of endings given to substantives based on the case and number. The number is either singular or plural. The cases are nominative, accusative, genitive or dative.

The cases are roles that nouns or noun phrases play in a sentence.

Nominative: As subject or as quotation. If a quoted word have a meaning that sould be delegated to other cases, then it may be delegated to a modifier or freely appended to the end of the word.

Genitive: As possesion or related to the word it is appended to. It corresponds to the "-'s" ending in English. It may also be expressed as "af/of + (Accusative/Dative)".

Dative: As indirect object, as direction, and as prepositional case. Every preposition modifies a word into the dative case. For its indirect object or directional meaning it is always expressed as "ta + (Accusative/Dative)".

Accusative: As direct object and prepositional case. For its prepositional meaning, it is less prefered than dative.

Ends in Consonant

	Singular	Plural
Nominative	-0	-es
Genitive	-is	-era
Dative	-e	-emis
Accusative	-en	-ens

Ends in Vowels

	Singular	Plural
Nominative	-a/-i/-u/-e/-o	-as/-is/-us/-es/-os
Genitive	-ais/-ies/-eis/-uis	-ara/-ira/-ura/-era/-ora
Dative	-ay/-yi/-ui/-ei/-oi	-amis/-imis/-umis/-emis/-omis
Accusative	-an/-in/-un/-en/-on	-ans/-ins/-uns/-ens/-ons

Ends in Schwa

	Singular	Plural
Nominative	-e	-es
Genitive	-yis	-om
Dative	-ya	-emis
Accusative	-en	-ens

Conjugation

Weak verbs

-Ending in Consonant

Present	Past	Past & Passive Participle
(V)	(V)-ed	ge-(V)-ed/a-(V)-ed
Present Participle(declinable)	Gerund(declinable)	Infinitive
(V)-ing	(V)-and	To (V)-en

-Ending in Vowels

Present	Past	Past & Passive Participle
(V)	(V)-de	ge-(V)-de/a-(V)-de
Present Participle(declinable)	Gerund(declinable)	Infinitive
(V)-yng	(V)-nde	To (V)-en

-Ending in Semi-vowels

Strong verbs

Patterns

Dictionary

-Words not existing in English

eek: too

keen: not

outgang: exit

No.	English
1	I	ic
2	you (singular)	dhou
3	he	he
4	we	we
5	you (plural)	you
6	they	dhey
7	this	dhis
8	that	dhas
9	here	here
10	there	dhere
11	who	hwa
12	what	hwat
13	where	hwer
14	when	hwen
15	how	how
16	not	nat
17	all	all
18	many	manig
19	some	som
20	few	fug
21	other	odher
22	one	ane
23	two	twa
24	three	three
25	four	four
26	five	fif
27	big	big
28	long	long
29	wide	wide
30	thick	thik
31	heavy	heavig
32	small	smal
33	short	short
34	narrow	narrow
35	thin	thin
36	woman	woman
37	man (adult male)	man
38	man (human being)	—
39	child	kid
40	wife	wife
41	husband	husband
42	mother	madher
43	father	fadher
44	animal	animal
45	fish	fish
46	bird	bird
47	cat	—
48	dog	dog, hound
49	louse	louse
50	snake	snake
51	worm	vorm
52	tree	tree
53	forest	forest
54	stick	stick
55	fruit	frut
56	seed	seed
57	leaf	leaf
58	root	root
59	bark	bark
60	flower	flawer
61	grass	gras
62	rope	rope
63	skin	skin
64	meat	meat
65	blood	blod
66	bone	bone
67	fat	—
68	egg	egg
69	horn	horn
70	tail	tail
71	feather	fedher
72	hair	hair
73	head	head
74	ear	ear
75	eye	eye
76	nose	nose
77	mouth	mouth
78	tooth	tooth
79	tongue	tong
80	fingernail	fing'er nail
81	foot	foot
82	leg	—
83	knee	—
84	hand	—
85	wing	—
86	belly	—
87	guts	—
88	neck	—
89	back	—
90	breast	—
91	heart	—
92	liver	—
93	drink	—
94	eat	—
95	bite	—
96	suck	—
97	spit	—
98	vomit	vomit
99	blow	blow
100	breathe	breadhe'n
101	laugh	laughen
102	see	see'n
103	hear	hear
104	know	—
105	think	think
106	smell	smellen
107	fear	fear
108	sleep	sleepen
109	live	liven
110	die	dighen
111	kill	mord
112	fight	fighten
113	hunt	hunten
114	hit	hiten
115	cut	cuten
116	split	spliten
117	stab	staben
118	scratch	scratchen
119	dig	digen
120	swim	swimen
121	fly	—
122	walk	walken
123	come	comen
124	lie	ligen
125	sit	siten
126	stand	standen
127	turn	turnen
128	fall	fallen
129	give	given
130	hold	holden
131	squeeze	squeezen
132	rub	—
133	wash	—
134	wipe	—
135	pull	—
136	push	—
137	throw	throwen
138	tie	tigen
139	sew	sewen
140	count	—
141	say	sayen
142	sing	singen
143	play	playen
144	float	floaen
145	flow	—
146	freeze	freeze'n
147	swell	swellen
148	sun	sun
149	moon	moon
150	star	—
151	water	—
151	rain	—
152	river	—
153	lake	—
154	sea	sea
155	salt	salt
156	stone	stone
157	sand	sand
158	dust	dust
160	earth	earth
161	cloud	—
162	fog	fog
163	sky	—
164	wind	—
165	snow	sno
166	ice	—
167	smoke	—
168	fire	—
169	ash	—
170	burn	—
171	road	—
172	mountain	—
173	red	—
174	green	—
175	yellow	—
176	white	hwite
177	black	—
178	night	night
179	day	day
180	year	yaer
181	warm	warm
182	cold	cold
183	full	—
184	new	niw
185	old	old
186	good	good
187	bad	—
188	rotten	geroten
189	dirty	dirtig
190	straight	straight
191	round	round
192	sharp	—
193	dull	—
194	smooth	—
195	wet	—
196	dry	drig
197	correct	—
198	near	—
199	far	—
200	right	right
201	left	left
202	at	at
203	in	in
204	with	with
205	and	and
206	if	if
207	because	—
208	name	—

Example text

When dhat April with hisemis showeremis fragrantemis

Dhe drighness of Marchis has a-pierced ta dhe rooti,

And bathed every vein in such liquidi

By hwichen poweren engendered is dhe flower

Hwen Zephyrus ech with sweeti breathi

Inspired has in every woodlandi and heathi

Dhe tenderes cropes and dhe yong sun

Has in the Rami hisen halfen coursen ge-ronen

And smalles foweles maken melodyen,

That sleepen allen dhe nighten with openemis eyemis

So rises dhe nature in dheiremis heartemis

Then ghearnen folk ta goen on pilgrimagemis,

And palmeres for ta seeken strangens strandens,

Ta faremis away shrinemis, ge-knowen in sundrighemis landemis;

And specially from everighis shire's endi

Of Angelandi and Scotlandi dhey wend...

No.	English
1	I	—
2	you (singular)	—
3	he	—
4	we	—
5	you (plural)	—
6	they	—
7	this	—
8	that	—
9	here	—
10	there	—
11	who	—
12	what	—
13	where	—
14	when	—
15	how	—
16	not	—
17	all	—
18	many	—
19	some	—
20	few	—
21	other	—
22	one	—
23	two	—
24	three	—
25	four	—
26	five	—
27	big	—
28	long	—
29	wide	—
30	thick	—
31	heavy	—
32	small	—
33	short	—
34	narrow	—
35	thin	—
36	woman	—
37	man (adult male)	—
38	man (human being)	—
39	child	—
40	wife	—
41	husband	—
42	mother	—
43	father	—
44	animal	—
45	fish	—
46	bird	—
47	cat	—
48	dog	—
49	louse	—
50	snake	—
51	worm	—
52	tree	—
53	forest	—
54	stick	—
55	fruit	—
56	seed	—
57	leaf	—
58	root	—
59	bark	—
60	flower	—
61	grass	—
62	rope	—
63	skin	—
64	meat	—
65	blood	—
66	bone	—
67	fat	—
68	egg	—
69	horn	—
70	tail	—
71	feather	—
72	hair	—
73	head	—
74	ear	—
75	eye	—
76	nose	—
77	mouth	—
78	tooth	—
79	tongue	—
80	fingernail	—
81	foot	—
82	leg	—
83	knee	—
84	hand	—
85	wing	—
86	belly	—
87	guts	—
88	neck	—
89	back	—
90	breast	—
91	heart	—
92	liver	—
93	drink	—
94	eat	—
95	bite	—
96	suck	—
97	spit	—
98	vomit	—
99	blow	—
100	breathe	—
101	laugh	—
102	see	—
103	hear	—
104	know	—
105	think	—
106	smell	—
107	fear	—
108	sleep	—
109	live	—
110	die	—
111	kill	—
112	fight	—
113	hunt	—
114	hit	—
115	cut	—
116	split	—
117	stab	—
118	scratch	—
119	dig	—
120	swim	—
121	fly	—
122	walk	—
123	come	—
124	lie	—
125	sit	—
126	stand	—
127	turn	—
128	fall	—
129	give	—
130	hold	—
131	squeeze	—
132	rub	—
133	wash	—
134	wipe	—
135	pull	—
136	push	—
137	throw	—
138	tie	—
139	sew	—
140	count	—
141	say	—
142	sing	—
143	play	—
144	float	—
145	flow	—
146	freeze	—
147	swell	—
148	sun	—
149	moon	—
150	star	—
151	water	—
151	rain	—
152	river	—
153	lake	—
154	sea	—
155	salt	—
156	stone	—
157	sand	—
158	dust	—
160	earth	—
161	cloud	—
162	fog	—
163	sky	—
164	wind	—
165	snow	—
166	ice	—
167	smoke	—
168	fire	—
169	ash	—
170	burn	—
171	road	—
172	mountain	—
173	red	—
174	green	—
175	yellow	—
176	white	—
177	black	—
178	night	—
179	day	—
180	year	—
181	warm	—
182	cold	—
183	full	—
184	new	—
185	old	—
186	good	—
187	bad	—
188	rotten	—
189	dirty	—
190	straight	—
191	round	—
192	sharp	—
193	dull	—
194	smooth	—
195	wet	—
196	dry	—
197	correct	—
198	near	—
199	far	—
200	right	—
201	left	—
202	at	—
203	in	—
204	with	—
205	and	—
206	if	—
207	because	—
208	name	—