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Proto-Acric
fukʷʰu
Type Isolating-Agglutinative
Alignment Ergative-Absolutive
Head direction Initial
Tonal No
Declensions Yes
Conjugations Yes
Genders No
Nouns decline according to...
Case Number
Definiteness Gender
Verbs conjugate according to...
Voice Mood
Person Number
Tense Aspect
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Proto-Acric (natively fukʷʰu /fukʷʰu/) was a language spoken around 10000 BC, in the planet of Yanizz, in western Katiž. The name came from hʷuǥ-kʷʰu (speech-NOUN).

Phonology[]

Bilabial Alveolar Velar Glottal
pl. alv. vel. glot. pl. lab. vel. glot. pl. lab. alv. glot. pl. lab. alv. vel.
Nasal m n ŋ ŋʷ
Plosive pl. p pᶻ t k kᶻ ʔ ʔʷ ʔᶻ ʔˠ
str. p͈ᶻ p͈ˠ t͈ʷ t͈ˠ k͈ʷ k͈ᶻ
Fricative ɸ ɸᶻ ɸˠ θ θʷ θˠ x xᶻ h hᶻ
Tap ʙ ɾ ɾʷ ǥ ǥʷ
Front Central Back
High i iː ɨ ɨː u uː
Low a aː

Phonotactics[]

Proto-Acric had a syllable structure of KVC, where K can be any consonant, and C can only be a plain or strong consonant. Glottal consonants (and their variations) cannot cluster.

Grammar[]

Cases[]

Unlike any Earthly languages, it had a pure ergative-absolutive alignment.

Singular Plural
ERG -∅ -ʔı̠
ABS -ʔī -ʔi-ʔī
DAT
GEN -ku -ʔı-ku
INS -nā -ʔı-nā
LOC -tʷı -ʔı-tʷı

Verbs[]

1st O 2nd O 3rd O
1st S ŋā
2nd S ŋı
3rd S fu ku ŋu

Syntax[]

The word order was OVS, was postpositional, and was head-initial.

Lexicon[]

Proto-Acric/Lexicon

Example text[]

English: The largest settlement in Acria is Hiknʷiǥī, with a population of around 600.

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