Myncky

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Nouns	75%
Verbs	0%
Adjectives	83%
Syntax	33%
Words	of 1500

Name: Myncky

Type: Interlanguage

Alignment:

Head Direction:

Number of genders:

Declensions: Yes

Conjugations: No

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	No	No	No	No	No	No
Nouns	No	No	Yes	No	No	No	No	No
Adjectives	No	No	No	No	No	No	No	No
Numbers	No	No	No	No	No	No	No	No
Participles	No	No	No	No	No	No	No	No
Adverb	No	No	No	No	No	No	No	No
Pronouns	No	No	No	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[]

Myncky is designed to be a world interlanguage, easy to learn by people from all backgrounds. Myncky is designed to be easy, predictable, and has mostly a priori vocabulary, but borrows some from many different languages.

Phonology[]

Consonants[]

	Labial	Alveolar	Palatal	Velar
Nasal	/m/	/n/
Stop	/p/ /b/	/t/ /d/		/k/ /g/
Fric./Aff.	/f/ /v/	/s/ /z/	/tʃ/	/x/
Glide		/l/	/j/	/w/

Consonants are written identically to the IPA symbols except that /tʃ/ is written <c> and /x/ is written /h/.

Vowels[]

	Front	Mid	Back
Close	/i/	/ɨ/ or /ı/	/u/
Mid	/e/		/o/
Open		/a/

Vowels are written like in IPA except for /ɨ/, which is written <y>.[]

Therefore, the 23-letter alphabet for Myncky is ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPSTUVWYZ / abcdefghijklmnopstuvwyz.

Phonotactics[]

There are no diphthongs; all vowels are pure. A maximal syllable is CCVCC. The first two consonants must be a stop-glide, a fricative-stop, a fricative-nasal, or a fricative-glide sequence. The last two consonants must be a nasal-fricative, a fricative-stop, or a stop-fricative sequence. Words do not end in voiced stops or fricatives, although syllables may do so. In no case can a word end in a glide.

Stress is marked with an apostrophe in cases when the stress is not on the first syllable. The apostrophe comes directly after the vowel letter.

Basic Grammar[]

Simple sentences have similar SVO structure as in English.

Nouns[]

Nouns only decline for number. For a noun that ends in a vowel, <h> is added to the end, unless the vowel is, in which case <c> is added. For a noun that ends in a consonant, the plural suffix is <a>, unless the word ends in <c>, in which case is added. An apostrophe is then added to the end of the word to indicate that the word is not in original form.

Prepositions[]
To use nouns with prepositions, the preposition comes before the noun, and are joined by a hyphen. Now the two words act as one unit and must be moved around in a sentence together. Example showing possession:

English Myncky

Kevin Kevyn

Life Spatuka (plural spatuk: blood)

Life of Kevin Spatuk ci-Kevyn

Kevin's life Ci-Kevyn spatuka
This is somewhat similar to the case systems of other languages: think of the prepositions as cases if you are accustomed to a case language. In the example above, "ci-Kevyn" could be considered the genitive case of "Kevyn", using a prepositional prefix. However, it is also okay to consider the two as independent, only needing to remember that they move around together. Nouns without prepositions must stay in its assigned place in a sentence as the subject or the object.

English Myncky

I give life. Cja doja spatuka.

I give my life Cja doja ci-cja spatuka.

I give my life to you Cja doja ci-cja spatuka la-vy.

To you I give my life La-vy cja doja ci-cja spatuka.
The following are important prepositions:

English Myncky Equivalent case

Of Ci- Genitive

To La- Dative

For Pah- Dative

From Cju- Ablative

In / On En- Locative

Around O- Locative

By / Using Jy- Instrumental
Prepositions can also be used with verbs in the same manner, which assumes the verb is infinitive (verbs don't change). Prepositions cannot stand on their own.
Adjectives[]
Adjectives are not inflected at all, they do not change.
Adjectives may come before or after a noun. If the noun is attached to a preposition, the adjective must come after the noun. Again, hyphens are used to connect the noun and the adjective. Example:

English Myncky

Miami Miami

Warm Miami Hucly-Miami

Warm Miami Miami-hucly

In warm Miami En-Miami-hucly
To use superlative forms, adverbs "more", bohau, and "most" bolau, are used before the adjective. Again, they are connected using a hyphen. So, "Warmest Miami" would be bolau-hucly-Miami, or Miami-bolau-hucly. Remember in pronunciation, the vowels are pure- <au> is not a diphthong!
Numbers are generally considered adjectives in Myncky. Here they are:

0 nis

1 ic

2 ask

3 sax

4 sja

5 kon

6 lo

7 kje

8 on

9 zox

10 dja

100 ba

1000 sjen

10000 wan
If you know Chinese, larger numbers are formed in a very similar way. To say 20, for example, you say 2-10, or ask-dja. To say 24, you say 2-10-4. 256 would be 2-100-5-10-6. Numbers after 99,999 are formed by saying how many 10,000s there are, for example a hundred thousand would be ten ten-thousands, therefore you say 10-10000.
Dictionary[]

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 dog —

48 louse —

49 snake —

50 worm —

51 tree —

52 forest —

53 stick —

54 fruit —

55 seed —

56 leaf —

57 root —

58 bark —

59 flower —

60 grass —

61 rope —

62 skin —

63 meat —

64 blood —

65 bone —

66 fat —

67 egg —

68 horn —

69 tail —

70 feather —

71 hair —

72 head —

73 ear —

74 eye —

75 nose —

76 mouth —

77 tooth —

78 tongue —

79 fingernail —

80 foot —

81 leg —

82 knee —

83 hand —

84 wing —

85 belly —

86 guts —

87 neck —

88 back —

89 breast —

90 heart —

91 liver —

92 drink —

93 eat —

94 bite —

95 suck —

96 spit —

97 vomit —

98 blow —

99 breathe —

100 laugh —

101 see —

102 hear —

103 know —

104 think —

105 smell —

106 fear —

107 sleep —

108 live —

109 die —

110 kill —

111 fight —

112 hunt —

113 hit —

114 cut —

115 split —

116 stab —

117 scratch —

118 dig —

119 swim —

120 fly —

121 walk —

122 come —

123 lie —

124 sit —

125 stand —

126 turn —

127 fall —

128 give —

129 hold —

130 squeeze —

131 rub —

132 wash —

133 wipe —

134 pull —

135 push —

136 throw —

137 tie —

138 sew —

139 count —

140 say —

141 sing —

142 play —

143 float —

144 flow —

145 freeze —

146 swell —

147 sun —

148 moon —

149 star —

150 water —

151 rain —

152 river —

153 lake —

154 sea —

155 salt —

156 stone —

157 sand —

158 dust —

159 earth —

160 cloud —

161 fog —

162 sky —

163 wind —

164 snow —

165 ice —

166 smoke —

167 fire —

168 ash —

169 burn —

170 road —

171 mountain —

172 red —

173 green —

174 yellow —

175 white —

176 black —

177 night —

178 day —

179 year —

180 warm —

181 cold —

182 full —

183 new —

184 old —

185 good —

186 bad —

187 rotten —

188 dirty —

189 straight —

190 round —

191 sharp —

192 dull —

193 smooth —

194 wet —

195 dry —

196 correct —

197 near —

198 far —

199 right —

200 left —

201 at —

202 in —

203 with —

204 and —

205 if —

206 because —

207 name —

Example text[]

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 dog —

48 louse —

49 snake —

50 worm —

51 tree —

52 forest —

53 stick —

54 fruit —

55 seed —

56 leaf —

57 root —

58 bark —

59 flower —

60 grass —

61 rope —

62 skin —

63 meat —

64 blood —

65 bone —

66 fat —

67 egg —

68 horn —

69 tail —

70 feather —

71 hair —

72 head —

73 ear —

74 eye —

75 nose —

76 mouth —

77 tooth —

78 tongue —

79 fingernail —

80 foot —

81 leg —

82 knee —

83 hand —

84 wing —

85 belly —

86 guts —

87 neck —

88 back —

89 breast —

90 heart —

91 liver —

92 drink —

93 eat —

94 bite —

95 suck —

96 spit —

97 vomit —

98 blow —

99 breathe —

100 laugh —

101 see —

102 hear —

103 know —

104 think —

105 smell —

106 fear —

107 sleep —

108 live —

109 die —

110 kill —

111 fight —

112 hunt —

113 hit —

114 cut —

115 split —

116 stab —

117 scratch —

118 dig —

119 swim —

120 fly —

121 walk —

122 come —

123 lie —

124 sit —

125 stand —

126 turn —

127 fall —

128 give —

129 hold —

130 squeeze —

131 rub —

132 wash —

133 wipe —

134 pull —

135 push —

136 throw —

137 tie —

138 sew —

139 count —

140 say —

141 sing —

142 play —

143 float —

144 flow —

145 freeze —

146 swell —

147 sun —

148 moon —

149 star —

150 water —

151 rain —

152 river —

153 lake —

154 sea —

155 salt —

156 stone —

157 sand —

158 dust —

159 earth —

160 cloud —

161 fog —

162 sky —

163 wind —

164 snow —

165 ice —

166 smoke —

167 fire —

168 ash —

169 burn —

170 road —

171 mountain —

172 red —

173 green —

174 yellow —

175 white —

176 black —

177 night —

178 day —

179 year —

180 warm —

181 cold —

182 full —

183 new —

184 old —

185 good —

186 bad —

187 rotten —

188 dirty —

189 straight —

190 round —

191 sharp —

192 dull —

193 smooth —

194 wet —

195 dry —

196 correct —

197 near —

198 far —

199 right —

200 left —

201 at —

202 in —

203 with —

204 and —

205 if —

206 because —

207 name —

Myncky

Contents

Setting[]

Phonology[]

Consonants[]

Vowels[]

Vowels are written like in IPA except for /ɨ/, which is written <y>.[]

Phonotactics[]

Basic Grammar[]

Nouns[]

Prepositions[]

Adjectives[]

Dictionary[]

Example text[]

English	Myncky
Kevin	Kevyn
Life	Spatuka (plural spatuk: blood)
Life of Kevin	Spatuk ci-Kevyn
Kevin's life	Ci-Kevyn spatuka

English	Myncky
I give life.	Cja doja spatuka.
I give my life	Cja doja ci-cja spatuka.
I give my life to you	Cja doja ci-cja spatuka la-vy.
To you I give my life	La-vy cja doja ci-cja spatuka.

English	Myncky	Equivalent case
Of	Ci-	Genitive
To	La-	Dative
For	Pah-	Dative
From	Cju-	Ablative
In / On	En-	Locative
Around	O-	Locative
By / Using	Jy-	Instrumental

English	Myncky
Miami	Miami
Warm Miami	Hucly-Miami
Warm Miami	Miami-hucly
In warm Miami	En-Miami-hucly

0	nis
1	ic
2	ask
3	sax
4	sja
5	kon
6	lo
7	kje
8	on
9	zox
10	dja
100	ba
1000	sjen
10000	wan

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	dog	—
48	louse	—
49	snake	—
50	worm	—
51	tree	—
52	forest	—
53	stick	—
54	fruit	—
55	seed	—
56	leaf	—
57	root	—
58	bark	—
59	flower	—
60	grass	—
61	rope	—
62	skin	—
63	meat	—
64	blood	—
65	bone	—
66	fat	—
67	egg	—
68	horn	—
69	tail	—
70	feather	—
71	hair	—
72	head	—
73	ear	—
74	eye	—
75	nose	—
76	mouth	—
77	tooth	—
78	tongue	—
79	fingernail	—
80	foot	—
81	leg	—
82	knee	—
83	hand	—
84	wing	—
85	belly	—
86	guts	—
87	neck	—
88	back	—
89	breast	—
90	heart	—
91	liver	—
92	drink	—
93	eat	—
94	bite	—
95	suck	—
96	spit	—
97	vomit	—
98	blow	—
99	breathe	—
100	laugh	—
101	see	—
102	hear	—
103	know	—
104	think	—
105	smell	—
106	fear	—
107	sleep	—
108	live	—
109	die	—
110	kill	—
111	fight	—
112	hunt	—
113	hit	—
114	cut	—
115	split	—
116	stab	—
117	scratch	—
118	dig	—
119	swim	—
120	fly	—
121	walk	—
122	come	—
123	lie	—
124	sit	—
125	stand	—
126	turn	—
127	fall	—
128	give	—
129	hold	—
130	squeeze	—
131	rub	—
132	wash	—
133	wipe	—
134	pull	—
135	push	—
136	throw	—
137	tie	—
138	sew	—
139	count	—
140	say	—
141	sing	—
142	play	—
143	float	—
144	flow	—
145	freeze	—
146	swell	—
147	sun	—
148	moon	—
149	star	—
150	water	—
151	rain	—
152	river	—
153	lake	—
154	sea	—
155	salt	—
156	stone	—
157	sand	—
158	dust	—
159	earth	—
160	cloud	—
161	fog	—
162	sky	—
163	wind	—
164	snow	—
165	ice	—
166	smoke	—
167	fire	—
168	ash	—
169	burn	—
170	road	—
171	mountain	—
172	red	—
173	green	—
174	yellow	—
175	white	—
176	black	—
177	night	—
178	day	—
179	year	—
180	warm	—
181	cold	—
182	full	—
183	new	—
184	old	—
185	good	—
186	bad	—
187	rotten	—
188	dirty	—
189	straight	—
190	round	—
191	sharp	—
192	dull	—
193	smooth	—
194	wet	—
195	dry	—
196	correct	—
197	near	—
198	far	—
199	right	—
200	left	—
201	at	—
202	in	—
203	with	—
204	and	—
205	if	—
206	because	—
207	name	—