Orakinum

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Orakinum Oraxnqm
Type	Fusional
Alignment	Nominative-Acc.
Head direction	Final
Tonal	No
Declensions	Yes
Conjugations	Yes
Genders	N/A
Nouns decline according to...
Case	Number
Definiteness	Gender
Verbs conjugate according to...
Voice	Mood
Person	Number
Tense	Aspect
Meta-information
Progress	0%
Statistics Nouns 2% Verbs 1% Adjectives 0% Syntax 0% Words 18 of 1500
Creator	Austin E.

Classification and Dialects

Classification:

Orakinum is a conlang that is made just for the fun of it. It is a mix of Japanese style and Norwegian style phonetics mixed with some German and English.

Orakinum is a Personal Language, which is a type of Fusional Constructed Language, sub-categorized as an Artistic Language. It is used just for personal use to myself, Austin E and for other aesthetic purposes. However, you may learn to speak it, speak it, write it, or whatever, I don't care.

In addition, Orakinum is more of a language of writing, texting, e-mailing, etc. It's not amazing sounding and it is hard to pronounce especially for native English speakers.

Dialects:

• Northern Orakinum
• Southern Orakinum
• Eastern Orakinum
• Western Orakinum
• Mixta Orakinum

Phonology

Consonants

	Bilabial	Alveolar	Alveolo-Palatal	Palatal	Velar
Nasal	m	n			ŋ /g/
Plosive	p b	d			k
Fricative		s		ç /c/	x
Affricate		t͡s /ts/	d͡ʑ /dz/
Approximant				j /y/
Flap or tap		ɾ /r/

Vowels

	Front	Near-front	Central	Near-back	Back
High	i		ʉ (o:)		u
Near-high
High-mid	e				o
Mid
Low-mid	ɛ (e:)				ɔ (c:)
Near-low	æ (ae)
Low	a				ɑ (a:)

*Romanization is in between the slashes within the Phonetic Vocabulary Tables.

Phonotactics

Syllable Structure:

Orthography

Letter	Xx	Mm	Nn	Kk	Gg	Tt	Ss	Pp	Ii	Uu	Oo	Hh
Sound	x	m	n	k	g	ts	s	p	i	u	o	c
Letter	Dd	Cc	Ll	Ee	Qq	Ff	Aa	Yy	Bb	Zz	Rr	Jj
Sound	d	c:	ae	e	o:	a:	a	j	b	dz	r	e:

*Letters are in Alphabetical Order

*Sounds are written down romanized.

Verbs

Mood, Number, Person, Tense, and Aspect

In Orakinum, verbs are conjugated according to the Mood, Grammatical Number, Grammatical Person, Tense, and Aspect. Within Orakinum, there are four moods, two grammatical numbers, three grammatical persons, five tenses, and two aspects.

Moods: The four moods of Orakinum are Imperative, Indicative, Optative, and Potential.

Grammatical Numbers: The two grammatical numbers of Orakinum are the singular form and the plural form.

Grammatical Persons: The three grammatical persons of Orakinum include first person, second person, and third person.

Tenses: The five tenses in Orakinum include the present, the past, the pluperfect, the future, and the future perfect.

Aspects: The two aspects of Orakinum include the preterite and the imperfect.

In Orakinum, the pronouns include I, you, you(plural), he/she/it, we, they/them. (Xa, Dq, Kqma, Karyin/Karyan/Yin, Yqma, Ai/Ayem.)

CONJUGATIONS

All conjugations that involve mood are to be acted as if they were in the following table:

Tenses	Xa	Dq	Kqma	Karyin/Karyan/Yin	Yqma	Ai/Ayem
Present
Past
Plueperfect
Future
Future Perfect

Imperative Mood

The Imperative Mood is a mood in which describes a statement that contains a command or a request.

-zj -tj -nj -kj -bj

-ze -te -ne -ke -be

-zy -ty -ny -ky -by

-za -ta -na -ka -ba

-zq -tq -nq -kq -bq

Indicative Mood

The Indicative Mood is a mood in which describes a statement that contains a fact.

-zjy

-zey

-zyt

-zay

-zqy

Optative Mood

The Optative Mood is a mood in which describes a statement that expresses hopes and wishes.

Potential Mood

The Potential Mood is a mood in which describes a statement that the speaker's opinion of an occurrence or action is considered likely.

Lexicon

Dictionary - (Currently Not Available)