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Neuekatze at 13:35, 8 December 2024

2024-12-08T13:35:32Z

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	{{Hatnote\|This page has been updated for [[Toaq Delta]]. See [[Archive:Tone]] for the Toaq Gamma version.}}		{{Hatnote\|{{delta}} This page has been updated for [[Toaq Delta]]. See [[Archive:Tone]] for the Toaq Gamma version.}}

	Toaq is a tonal language. It has '''tones'''! That is: saying a word with a rising or falling vocal intonation, for example, makes for a difference in meaning.		Toaq is a tonal language. It has '''tones'''! That is: saying a word with a rising or falling vocal intonation, for example, makes for a difference in meaning.

Isı: Link to "Simple Focus" reform

2024-09-21T23:28:28Z

Link to "Simple Focus" reform

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	\| {{d\|kû ë marao}}		\| {{d\|kû ë marao}}
	\|}		\|}

			[[Simple Focus]] is a proposal intended to simplify the behavior of tones with focus particles.

	==External links==		==External links==
	*[https://toaq.net/refgram/phonology/#tones Refgram: Tones]		*[https://toaq.net/refgram/phonology/#tones Refgram: Tones]

Laqme: use deranize

2024-09-20T14:57:16Z

use deranize

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	== The four tones ==		== The four tones ==
	#The '''[[falling tone]]''' {{done\|1}} is used for verbs, predicatizers, and adjectives. ({{~~Derani\|󱚴󱚺~~\|fa}} “goes”, {{~~Derani\|󱛘󱛄󱛊󱚲󱛍󱚴󱛙 󱛃󱚹~~\|kúe gı}} “the good book”, {{Derani\|— 󱚳󱛃 󱛘󱛄󱛊󱚺󱚷󱛃󱛙\|… po káto}} “… of the cat”)		#The '''[[falling tone]]''' {{done\|1}} is used for verbs, predicatizers, and adjectives. ({{d\|fa}} “goes”, {{d\|kúe gı}} “the good book”, {{Derani\|— 󱚳󱛃 󱛘󱛄󱛊󱚺󱚷󱛃󱛙\|… po káto}} “… of the cat”)
	#The '''[[rising tone]]''' {{done\|2}} is used for nouns, [[determiners]], and pronouns. ({{~~Derani\|󱛘󱛄󱛊󱚺󱚷󱛃󱛙~~\|káto}} “the cat”, {{~~Derani\|󱚺󱛊󱚺 󱛘󱛄󱚺󱚷󱛃󱛙~~\|sá kato}} “some cat(s)”, {{~~Derani\|󱚾󱛊󱚹~~\|jí}} “I/me”)		#The '''[[rising tone]]''' {{done\|2}} is used for nouns, [[determiners]], and pronouns. ({{d\|káto}} “the cat”, {{d\|sá kato}} “some cat(s)”, {{d\|jí}} “I/me”)
	#The '''[[low glottal tone]]''' {{done\|3}} is used for complementizers and clause-initiating words. ({{~~Derani\|󱛁󱚺󱛋 󱛃󱚹~~\|ꝡä gı}} “that it’s good”)		#The '''[[low glottal tone]]''' {{done\|3}} is used for complementizers and clause-initiating words. ({{d\|ꝡä gı}} “that it’s good”)
	#The '''[[rising-falling tone]]''' {{done\|4}} is for adverbial adjuncts. ({{~~Derani\|󱚴󱛌󱚴󱛎󱚹~~\|fêı}} “angrily”, {{~~Derani\|󱚵󱛌󱚹󱛍󱚴 󱛘󱚷󱛊󱚹󱚺󱛎󱚹󱛙~~\|nîe tíaı}} “inside the box”)		#The '''[[rising-falling tone]]''' {{done\|4}} is for adverbial adjuncts. ({{d\|fêı}} “angrily”, {{d\|nîe tíaı}} “inside the box”)

	=== Interaction with parts of speech ===		=== Interaction with parts of speech ===
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	=== Interaction with focus particles ===		=== Interaction with focus particles ===
	Tone on focus particles is a little nuanced. If you focus something carrying a tonal inflection, like the {{done\|2}} in {{~~Derani\|󱛘󱚰󱛊󱚺󱛎󱛃󱚾󱚺󱛙~~\|máoja}}, then the focus particle "steals" the tone. But if the word is uninflected (in the "default tone" for its part of speech), the focus particle stays in its default rising tone form.		Tone on focus particles is a little nuanced. If you focus something carrying a tonal inflection, like the {{done\|2}} in {{d\|máoja}}, then the focus particle "steals" the tone. But if the word is uninflected (in the "default tone" for its part of speech), the focus particle stays in its default rising tone form.

	Here are some examples of how this works for each of the focusable parts of speech:		Here are some examples of how this works for each of the focusable parts of speech:
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	\|Uninflected, must use prefix form to avoid conflict with rising tone		\|Uninflected, must use prefix form to avoid conflict with rising tone

	{{~~Derani\|󱛄󱚲󱛒󱚻󱚹󱛍󱚺󱚷󱚲󱛍󱚺~~\|kụrıatua}}<ul></ul>		{{d\|kụrıatua}}<ul></ul>
	\| {{~~Derani\|󱛄󱛊󱚲 󱛘󱚰󱚺󱛎󱛃󱚾󱚺󱛙~~\|kú maoja}}		\| {{d\|kú maoja}}
	\| style="background:#ccc" \|		\| style="background:#ccc" \|
	\| {{~~Derani\|󱛄󱛌󱚲 󱛀󱛃󱛎󱚹~~\|kû shoı}}		\| {{d\|kû shoı}}
	\|-		\|-
	! [[Pronoun]]		! [[Pronoun]]
	\| style="background:#ccc" \|		\| style="background:#ccc" \|
	\| Uninflected		\| Uninflected
	{{~~Derani\|󱛄󱛊󱚲 󱚾󱛊󱚹~~\|kú jí}}		{{d\|kú jí}}
	\| style="background:#ccc" \|		\| style="background:#ccc" \|
	\| {{~~Derani\|󱛄󱛌󱚲 󱚾󱛊󱚹~~\|kû jí}}		\| {{d\|kû jí}}
	\|-		\|-
	! [[Determiner]]		! [[Determiner]]
	\| style="background:#ccc" \|		\| style="background:#ccc" \|
	\| Uninflected		\| Uninflected
	{{~~Derani\|󱛄󱛊󱚲 󱚲󱛊󱚺󱛂 󱛘󱚵󱚺󱚱󱛙~~\|kú báq nam}}		{{d\|kú báq nam}}
	\| style="background:#ccc" \|		\| style="background:#ccc" \|
	\| {{~~Derani\|󱛄󱛌󱚲 󱚲󱛊󱚺󱛂 󱛘󱚵󱚺󱚱󱛙~~\|kû báq nam}}		\| {{d\|kû báq nam}}
	\|-		\|-
	! [[Complementizer]]		! [[Complementizer]]
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	\| style="background:#ccc" \|		\| style="background:#ccc" \|
	\| Uninflected		\| Uninflected
	{{~~Derani\|󱛄󱛊󱚲 󱛁󱚺󱛋~~\|kú ꝡä}}		{{d\|kú ꝡä}}
	\| {{~~Derani\|󱛄󱛌󱚲 󱛁󱚺󱛋~~\|kû ꝡä}}		\| {{d\|kû ꝡä}}
	\|}		\|}
	One exception is the event accessor verb {{~~Derani\|󱚴󱛋~~\|ë}}, which carries an inherent glottal tone due to being both a verb and a subordinator.		One exception is the event accessor verb {{d\|ë}}, which carries an inherent glottal tone due to being both a verb and a subordinator.
	{\| class="wikitable"		{\| class="wikitable"
	\|-		\|-
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	! Event accessor verb		! Event accessor verb
	\| style="background:#ccc" \|		\| style="background:#ccc" \|
	\| {{~~Derani\|󱛄󱛊󱚲 󱚴󱛋 󱚰󱚺󱚻󱚺󱛎󱛃~~\|kú ë marao}}		\| {{d\|kú ë marao}}
	\| Uninflected, must use prefix form to avoid conflict with rising tone		\| Uninflected, must use prefix form to avoid conflict with rising tone

	{{~~Derani\|󱛄󱛋󱚲󱛒󱚴 󱚰󱚺󱚻󱚺󱛎󱛃~~\|kụ̈'e marao}}		{{d\|kụ̈'e marao}}
	\| {{~~Derani\|󱛄󱛌󱚲 󱚴󱛋 󱚰󱚺󱚻󱚺󱛎󱛃~~\|kû ë marao}}		\| {{d\|kû ë marao}}
	\|}		\|}

	==External links==		==External links==
	*[https://toaq.net/refgram/phonology/#tones Refgram: Tones]		*[https://toaq.net/refgram/phonology/#tones Refgram: Tones]

Uakci: move derani tone mark on vä

2024-09-20T14:37:47Z

move derani tone mark on vä

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	#The '''[[falling tone]]''' {{done\|1}} is used for verbs, predicatizers, and adjectives. ({{Derani\|󱚴󱚺\|fa}} “goes”, {{Derani\|󱛘󱛄󱛊󱚲󱛍󱚴󱛙 󱛃󱚹\|kúe gı}} “the good book”, {{Derani\|— 󱚳󱛃 󱛘󱛄󱛊󱚺󱚷󱛃󱛙\|… po káto}} “… of the cat”)		#The '''[[falling tone]]''' {{done\|1}} is used for verbs, predicatizers, and adjectives. ({{Derani\|󱚴󱚺\|fa}} “goes”, {{Derani\|󱛘󱛄󱛊󱚲󱛍󱚴󱛙 󱛃󱚹\|kúe gı}} “the good book”, {{Derani\|— 󱚳󱛃 󱛘󱛄󱛊󱚺󱚷󱛃󱛙\|… po káto}} “… of the cat”)
	#The '''[[rising tone]]''' {{done\|2}} is used for nouns, [[determiners]], and pronouns. ({{Derani\|󱛘󱛄󱛊󱚺󱚷󱛃󱛙\|káto}} “the cat”, {{Derani\|󱚺󱛊󱚺 󱛘󱛄󱚺󱚷󱛃󱛙\|sá kato}} “some cat(s)”, {{Derani\|󱚾󱛊󱚹\|jí}} “I/me”)		#The '''[[rising tone]]''' {{done\|2}} is used for nouns, [[determiners]], and pronouns. ({{Derani\|󱛘󱛄󱛊󱚺󱚷󱛃󱛙\|káto}} “the cat”, {{Derani\|󱚺󱛊󱚺 󱛘󱛄󱚺󱚷󱛃󱛙\|sá kato}} “some cat(s)”, {{Derani\|󱚾󱛊󱚹\|jí}} “I/me”)
	#The '''[[low glottal tone]]''' {{done\|3}} is used for complementizers and clause-initiating words. ({{Derani\|~~󱛁󱛋󱚺~~ 󱛃󱚹\|ꝡä gı}} “that it’s good”)		#The '''[[low glottal tone]]''' {{done\|3}} is used for complementizers and clause-initiating words. ({{Derani\|󱛁󱚺󱛋 󱛃󱚹\|ꝡä gı}} “that it’s good”)
	#The '''[[rising-falling tone]]''' {{done\|4}} is for adverbial adjuncts. ({{Derani\|󱚴󱛌󱚴󱛎󱚹\|fêı}} “angrily”, {{Derani\|󱚵󱛌󱚹󱛍󱚴 󱛘󱚷󱛊󱚹󱚺󱛎󱚹󱛙\|nîe tíaı}} “inside the box”)		#The '''[[rising-falling tone]]''' {{done\|4}} is for adverbial adjuncts. ({{Derani\|󱚴󱛌󱚴󱛎󱚹\|fêı}} “angrily”, {{Derani\|󱚵󱛌󱚹󱛍󱚴 󱛘󱚷󱛊󱚹󱚺󱛎󱚹󱛙\|nîe tíaı}} “inside the box”)

Laqme: Link the four tones

2024-07-05T23:39:08Z

Link the four tones

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	== The four tones ==		== The four tones ==
	#The '''falling tone''' {{done\|1}} is used for verbs, predicatizers, and adjectives. ({{Derani\|󱚴󱚺\|fa}} “goes”, {{Derani\|󱛘󱛄󱛊󱚲󱛍󱚴󱛙 󱛃󱚹\|kúe gı}} “the good book”, {{Derani\|— 󱚳󱛃 󱛘󱛄󱛊󱚺󱚷󱛃󱛙\|… po káto}} “… of the cat”)		#The '''[[falling tone]]''' {{done\|1}} is used for verbs, predicatizers, and adjectives. ({{Derani\|󱚴󱚺\|fa}} “goes”, {{Derani\|󱛘󱛄󱛊󱚲󱛍󱚴󱛙 󱛃󱚹\|kúe gı}} “the good book”, {{Derani\|— 󱚳󱛃 󱛘󱛄󱛊󱚺󱚷󱛃󱛙\|… po káto}} “… of the cat”)
	#The '''rising tone''' {{done\|2}} is used for nouns, [[determiners]], and pronouns. ({{Derani\|󱛘󱛄󱛊󱚺󱚷󱛃󱛙\|káto}} “the cat”, {{Derani\|󱚺󱛊󱚺 󱛘󱛄󱚺󱚷󱛃󱛙\|sá kato}} “some cat(s)”, {{Derani\|󱚾󱛊󱚹\|jí}} “I/me”)		#The '''[[rising tone]]''' {{done\|2}} is used for nouns, [[determiners]], and pronouns. ({{Derani\|󱛘󱛄󱛊󱚺󱚷󱛃󱛙\|káto}} “the cat”, {{Derani\|󱚺󱛊󱚺 󱛘󱛄󱚺󱚷󱛃󱛙\|sá kato}} “some cat(s)”, {{Derani\|󱚾󱛊󱚹\|jí}} “I/me”)
	#The '''low glottal tone''' {{done\|3}} is used for complementizers and clause-initiating words. ({{Derani\|󱛁󱛋󱚺 󱛃󱚹\|ꝡä gı}} “that it’s good”)		#The '''[[low glottal tone]]''' {{done\|3}} is used for complementizers and clause-initiating words. ({{Derani\|󱛁󱛋󱚺 󱛃󱚹\|ꝡä gı}} “that it’s good”)
	#The '''rising-falling tone''' {{done\|4}} is for adverbial adjuncts. ({{Derani\|󱚴󱛌󱚴󱛎󱚹\|fêı}} “angrily”, {{Derani\|󱚵󱛌󱚹󱛍󱚴 󱛘󱚷󱛊󱚹󱚺󱛎󱚹󱛙\|nîe tíaı}} “inside the box”)		#The '''[[rising-falling tone]]''' {{done\|4}} is for adverbial adjuncts. ({{Derani\|󱚴󱛌󱚴󱛎󱚹\|fêı}} “angrily”, {{Derani\|󱚵󱛌󱚹󱛍󱚴 󱛘󱚷󱛊󱚹󱚺󱛎󱚹󱛙\|nîe tíaı}} “inside the box”)

	=== Interaction with parts of speech ===		=== Interaction with parts of speech ===

Uakci: update archive link

2023-11-04T20:23:10Z

update archive link

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	{{Hatnote\|This page has been updated for [[Toaq Delta]]. See [[~~Gamma~~:Tone]] for the Toaq Gamma version.}}		{{Hatnote\|This page has been updated for [[Toaq Delta]]. See [[Archive:Tone]] for the Toaq Gamma version.}}

	Toaq is a tonal language. It has '''tones'''! That is: saying a word with a rising or falling vocal intonation, for example, makes for a difference in meaning.		Toaq is a tonal language. It has '''tones'''! That is: saying a word with a rising or falling vocal intonation, for example, makes for a difference in meaning.

Loekıa: Correct the focus particle section

2023-03-12T03:04:31Z

Correct the focus particle section

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	=== Interaction with focus particles ===		=== Interaction with focus particles ===
	Tone on focus particles is a little nuanced. If you focus something ~~that carries~~ a ~~separable tone~~, like the {{done\|2}} in {{Derani\|󱛘󱚰󱛊󱚺󱛎󱛃󱚾󱚺󱛙\|máoja}}, then the focus particle "steals" the tone. But if the tone ~~is inseparable~~, the focus particle ~~has to stay~~ in its default rising tone form.		Tone on focus particles is a little nuanced. If you focus something carrying a tonal inflection, like the {{done\|2}} in {{Derani\|󱛘󱚰󱛊󱚺󱛎󱛃󱚾󱚺󱛙\|máoja}}, then the focus particle "steals" the tone. But if the word is uninflected (in the "default tone" for its part of speech), the focus particle stays in its default rising tone form.

	Here are some examples of how this works for each of the focusable parts of speech:		Here are some examples of how this works for each of the focusable parts of speech:
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	\|-		\|-
	! [[Verb]]		! [[Verb]]
	\|~~Inseparable~~, must use prefix form to avoid conflict with rising tone		\|Uninflected, must use prefix form to avoid conflict with rising tone

	{{Derani\|󱛄󱚲󱛒󱚻󱚹󱛍󱚺󱚷󱚲󱛍󱚺\|kụrıatua}}<ul></ul>		{{Derani\|󱛄󱚲󱛒󱚻󱚹󱛍󱚺󱚷󱚲󱛍󱚺\|kụrıatua}}<ul></ul>
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	! [[Pronoun]]		! [[Pronoun]]
	\| style="background:#ccc" \|		\| style="background:#ccc" \|
	\| ~~Inseparable~~		\| Uninflected
	{{Derani\|󱛄󱛊󱚲 󱚾󱛊󱚹\|kú jí}}		{{Derani\|󱛄󱛊󱚲 󱚾󱛊󱚹\|kú jí}}
	\| style="background:#ccc" \|		\| style="background:#ccc" \|
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	! [[Determiner]]		! [[Determiner]]
	\| style="background:#ccc" \|		\| style="background:#ccc" \|
	\| ~~Inseparable~~		\| Uninflected
	{{Derani\|󱛄󱛊󱚲 󱚲󱛊󱚺󱛂 󱛘󱚵󱚺󱚱󱛙\|kú báq nam}}		{{Derani\|󱛄󱛊󱚲 󱚲󱛊󱚺󱛂 󱛘󱚵󱚺󱚱󱛙\|kú báq nam}}
	\| style="background:#ccc" \|		\| style="background:#ccc" \|
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	\| Unattested		\| Unattested
	\| style="background:#ccc" \|		\| style="background:#ccc" \|
	\| ~~Inseparable~~		\| Uninflected
	{{Derani\|󱛄󱛊󱚲 󱛁󱚺󱛋\|kú ꝡä}}		{{Derani\|󱛄󱛊󱚲 󱛁󱚺󱛋\|kú ꝡä}}
	\| {{Derani\|󱛄󱛌󱚲 󱛁󱚺󱛋\|kû ꝡä}}		\| {{Derani\|󱛄󱛌󱚲 󱛁󱚺󱛋\|kû ꝡä}}
	\|}		\|}
	One exception is the event accessor verb {{Derani\|󱚴󱛋\|ë}}, which carries an inherent glottal tone due to being both a verb and a subordinator. ~~Focus is actually the only situation in which its inherent tone is visible:~~		One exception is the event accessor verb {{Derani\|󱚴󱛋\|ë}}, which carries an inherent glottal tone due to being both a verb and a subordinator.
	{\| class="wikitable"		{\| class="wikitable"
	\|-		\|-
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	\|-		\|-
	! Event accessor verb		! Event accessor verb
	\|~~{{Derani~~\|~~󱛄󱚲 󱚴󱛋 󱚰󱚺󱚻󱚺󱛎󱛃\|ku ë marao}}<ul></ul>~~		\| style="background:#ccc" \|
	\| {{Derani\|󱛄󱛊󱚲 󱚴󱛋 󱚰󱚺󱚻󱚺󱛎󱛃\|kú ë marao}}		\| {{Derani\|󱛄󱛊󱚲 󱚴󱛋 󱚰󱚺󱚻󱚺󱛎󱛃\|kú ë marao}}
	\| ~~style="background:#ccc"~~ \|		\| Uninflected, must use prefix form to avoid conflict with rising tone

			{{Derani\|󱛄󱛋󱚲󱛒󱚴 󱚰󱚺󱚻󱚺󱛎󱛃\|kụ̈'e marao}}
	\| {{Derani\|󱛄󱛌󱚲 󱚴󱛋 󱚰󱚺󱚻󱚺󱛎󱛃\|kû ë marao}}		\| {{Derani\|󱛄󱛌󱚲 󱚴󱛋 󱚰󱚺󱚻󱚺󱛎󱛃\|kû ë marao}}
	\|}		\|}

Loekıa: Explain how to focus the event accessor verb

2023-02-20T17:16:10Z

Explain how to focus the event accessor verb

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 {{Derani|󱛄󱛊󱚲 󱛁󱚺󱛋|kú ꝡä}}
 | {{Derani|󱛄󱛌󱚲 󱛁󱚺󱛋|kû ꝡä}}
 |}
 ==External links==
 *[https://toaq.net/refgram/phonology/#tones Refgram: Tones]

Laqme: use {{tone table}}

2023-02-17T00:03:00Z

use {{tone table}}

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 This table shows how the four tones interact with Toaq's parts of speech:
-{| class="wikitable"
+{{Tone table}}
 === Interaction with focus particles ===

Loekıa: Explain focus particles in more detail

2023-02-12T18:47:11Z

Explain focus particles in more detail

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 | style=background:#ccc |
 | Second highest precedence
 |}
 ==External links==
 *[https://toaq.net/refgram/phonology/#tones Refgram: Tones]

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	#The '''[[falling tone]]''' {{done\|1}} is used for verbs, predicatizers, and adjectives. ({{Derani\|󱚴󱚺\|fa}} “goes”, {{Derani\|󱛘󱛄󱛊󱚲󱛍󱚴󱛙 󱛃󱚹\|kúe gı}} “the good book”, {{Derani\|— 󱚳󱛃 󱛘󱛄󱛊󱚺󱚷󱛃󱛙\|… po káto}} “… of the cat”)		#The '''[[falling tone]]''' {{done\|1}} is used for verbs, predicatizers, and adjectives. ({{Derani\|󱚴󱚺\|fa}} “goes”, {{Derani\|󱛘󱛄󱛊󱚲󱛍󱚴󱛙 󱛃󱚹\|kúe gı}} “the good book”, {{Derani\|— 󱚳󱛃 󱛘󱛄󱛊󱚺󱚷󱛃󱛙\|… po káto}} “… of the cat”)
	#The '''[[rising tone]]''' {{done\|2}} is used for nouns, [[determiners]], and pronouns. ({{Derani\|󱛘󱛄󱛊󱚺󱚷󱛃󱛙\|káto}} “the cat”, {{Derani\|󱚺󱛊󱚺 󱛘󱛄󱚺󱚷󱛃󱛙\|sá kato}} “some cat(s)”, {{Derani\|󱚾󱛊󱚹\|jí}} “I/me”)		#The '''[[rising tone]]''' {{done\|2}} is used for nouns, [[determiners]], and pronouns. ({{Derani\|󱛘󱛄󱛊󱚺󱚷󱛃󱛙\|káto}} “the cat”, {{Derani\|󱚺󱛊󱚺 󱛘󱛄󱚺󱚷󱛃󱛙\|sá kato}} “some cat(s)”, {{Derani\|󱚾󱛊󱚹\|jí}} “I/me”)
	#The '''[[low glottal tone]]''' {{done\|3}} is used for complementizers and clause-initiating words. ({{Derani\|~~󱛁󱛋󱚺~~ 󱛃󱚹\|ꝡä gı}} “that it’s good”)		#The '''[[low glottal tone]]''' {{done\|3}} is used for complementizers and clause-initiating words. ({{Derani\|󱛁󱚺󱛋 󱛃󱚹\|ꝡä gı}} “that it’s good”)
	#The '''[[rising-falling tone]]''' {{done\|4}} is for adverbial adjuncts. ({{Derani\|󱚴󱛌󱚴󱛎󱚹\|fêı}} “angrily”, {{Derani\|󱚵󱛌󱚹󱛍󱚴 󱛘󱚷󱛊󱚹󱚺󱛎󱚹󱛙\|nîe tíaı}} “inside the box”)		#The '''[[rising-falling tone]]''' {{done\|4}} is for adverbial adjuncts. ({{Derani\|󱚴󱛌󱚴󱛎󱚹\|fêı}} “angrily”, {{Derani\|󱚵󱛌󱚹󱛍󱚴 󱛘󱚷󱛊󱚹󱚺󱛎󱚹󱛙\|nîe tíaı}} “inside the box”)