Manajadi is an Indo-European Constructed Language. It is in the West Indo-Iranic branch.
Classification and Dialects[]
Manajadi is derived from Old Manajad. Manajadi has 3 Dialects, Manajada Naun, (Upper Manajad), Manajada Maddun, (Middle Manajad), Manajada Laun, (Lower Manajad). Upper Manajad is an more strong language like using pressure and tongue on vowels and consonants. Lower Manajad, which is the most used, is a soft language not using as much pressure, tongue and throat. Like English or Norwegian.
It is closely related to Kurdish, where mutual intel. is somewhere at 50 to 70 percent.
Upper Manajad is used in using fx philosophy, religion and art.
Middle Manajad is used in Universities, Colleges, Education and Politics.
Lower Manajad is can be used in all things in day to day basis.
Old Manajad is not related to Kurdish. Its sentences was so unintellegible that even Manajadi speakers today cant understand.
Old Manajad:
Abadyahqa Nastaw Waqana Shaf Ninuanq Yapaha Inaiqa Fabal Ojjs Neebaa na
Upper Manajd:
Yunus-al a simshaq-al es tefkir. Giriq qiriqir. Rohe Rohe qiriqir.
English:
The Path to the Butterfly is closed, Kids cry. Day to Day cry.
Phonology[]
Consonants[]
| Bilabial | Labio-dental | Dental | Alveolar | Post-alveolar | Retroflex | Palatal | Velar | Uvular | Pharyngeal | Epiglottal | Glottal | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Nasal | m | n | ng | |||||||||
| Plosive | p b | t d | t d | t d | c | k g | ʔ | |||||
| Fricative | f v | th | x | |||||||||
| Affricate | ||||||||||||
| Approximant | j | |||||||||||
| Trill | r | |||||||||||
| Flap or tap | ||||||||||||
| Lateral fric. | ||||||||||||
| Lateral app. | l | l | l | |||||||||
| Lateral flap |
Vowels[]
| Front | Near-front | Central | Near-back | Back | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| High | i y | u | |||
| Near-high | |||||
| High-mid | e | o | |||
| Mid | schwa | ||||
| Low-mid | 3 | c | |||
| Near-low | |||||
| Low | a | a |
Phonotactics[]
Writing System[]
| Letter | A | B | T | J | TH | Hʔ | D | Z | R | S | SH | DT |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Sound | Alef | Bah | Tah | Jah | Thi | Ha | Dal | Zada | Ra | Sina | Shaina | Dtata |
| Letter | KH | ʔA | GH | F | Q | K | L | M | N | O | P | LA |
| Sound | Khipa | ʔAina | Ghaina | Fah | Qafa | Kefa | Lama | Mima | Nuna | Odema | Pah | Lamanalefa |
| Letter | ʔ | Y | H | W | U | |||||||
| Sound | Hamaza | Ya | Hama | Waw | Una |
Grammar[]
Nouns[]
Nouns are not complex. All nouns are comparable to fx Danish. Every noun sentence begins with Al, like, "Al-Yunus", which means A Path. If you set AL to the end, you get THE, "Yunus-al", which means The Path. When you set ALAM and ALAMAT, at the end, you get -s, ALAM means more, ALAMAT means all. Yunus-alam means More Paths, and Yunus-alamat means All Paths. You must set a -, on connected words.
Pro-Nouns[]
| NAME | I | You(sing) | He/She/It | We | You(plu) | They | One(imp) |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| NOM | As | Dteu | Euv | Ama | Eun | Wena | En |
| GEN | Asa | Dteun | Euve | Aman | Euna | Wenas | Ena |
| ACC | Asin | Dten | Euvin | Amidt | Eunas | Wen | Enaq |
| CAUS | Asana | Dtene | Euvaq | Amiti | Eunaq | Wenal | Enas |
| PREP | Adtan | Tana | Uvaq | Umti | Unaq | Onal | Ans |
Verbs[]
Verbs aint so much complex. I RUN/I AM RUNNING in Manajadi means As Damasha-dam, DAM means means DOING THINGS, I AM RUNNING TO THE PATH, is, As Damasha-dam a Yunus-al.
Adjectives[]
IT IS, is in Manajadi, Anatas. Like IT IS A BEAUTIFUL PATH, is in Manajadi: Anatas Al Rendi Yunus.
Syntax[]
Manajadi is mainly S-V-O meaning Subject Verb Object. Just like English, compared to other languages like Kurdish, in Kurdish it is S-O-V. In Kurdish it is Ez De Hesdekim, directly meaning I You Love. But in Manajadi, its As Dteu Hastaqim, directly meaning, I Love You.
Vocabulary[]
| No. | English | Manajadi |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | I | As |
| 2 | You (s) | Dteu |
| 3 | He | Eheu |
| 4 | We | Ama |
| 5 | You (p) | Eun |
| 6 | They | Wena |
| 7 | This | Ve |
| 8 | That | Ashadt |
| 9 | Here | HʔAr |
| 10 | There | Thʔarah |
| 11 | Who | Ki |
| 12 | What | Jam |
| 13 | Where | Keda-arah |
| 14 | When | Kʔaingaha |
| 15 | How | Jenq |
| 16 | Not | Ne |
| 17 | All | Geiyʔaha |
| 18 | Many | Pelah |
| 19 | Some | Hanqi |
| 20 | Few | Jishqa |
| 21 | Then | Dtenahana |
| 22 | One | Yaqa |
| 23 | Two | Dtadta |
| 24 | Three | Dtʔaria |
| 25 | Four | Fihr |
| 26 | Five | Banja |
| 27 | Six | Seshaha |
| 28 | Seven | Hept |
| 29 | Eight | Hʔaisha |
| 30 | Nine | Na |
| 31 | Ten | Dau |
| 32 | Eleven | Alfa |
| 33 | Twelve | Badta |
| 34 | Thirteen | Dtariadau |
| 35 | Twenty | Dtadtana |
| 36 | Hundred | Shunduq |
| 37 | Thousand | Centaqen |
| 38 | Million | Milyon |
| 39 | House | Maala |
| 40 | Mouse | Mas |
| 41 | Car | Automobil |
| 42 | TV | Telfisyonaq |
| 43 | Remote(tv) | Fyarnabeyajan |
| 44 | Computer | Kompiqteren |
| 45 | Alphabet | Alefbaht |
| 46 | Arabic | Arabiya |
| 47 | Manajadi | Manajadiya |
| 48 | English | Anglotariya |
| 49 | German | Dyshariya |
| 50 | Danish | Danmarkadiyat |
| 51 | Swedish | Suenqadiya |
| 52 | Night | Laylata |
| 53 | Day | Ruh |
| 54 | Chicken | Jujuq |
| 55 | Spring | Hople |
| 56 | Over | Ser |
| 57 | Lazy | Dovn |
| 58 | Fox | Fox |
| 59 | Nobody | Hene(Nehene) |
| 60 | Can | Ce |
| 61 | Do | Dtu |
| 62 | This | Ve |
| 63 | Thing | Jiste |
| 64 | Except | Enedtan |
| 65 | Me | Ma, Man, As |
| 66 | Was | Vone |
| 67 | Weather | Hava |
| 68 | Today | Veroh, Huroh |
To Sleep: Sakaran
Good Morning: Ruhsbash
Goodnight: Laylatalaxweshadta
House of: Maalaha
How are you: Rindadteu
I Love You: Hastaqimita (As Dteu Hastaqim)
Breakfast: Ramadalanap (Al Paus Zukada)
Example Text[]
Here is some Examples from Manajadi.
The Chicken sprang over the lazy fox:
Jujuq-al hoplamishq ser dovne-al fox-al
Nobody can do this except me!:
Hene ce dtu ve jiste, enedtan Ma!
So how was the weather today, John?:
Se, jenq vone hava-al veroh, John?