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Neuekatze: blah

2025-05-29T16:27:30Z

blah

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	ı [i]		ı [i]
	ʌ [æ]		ʌ [æ]
	ε [ə]		ε [ə~ɯ]
	ʜ [ɯ]		ʜ [ɪ]
	ъ [ø]		ъ [ø]
	y [y]		y [y]

Neuekatze: /* Context */ blah

2025-05-28T17:14:06Z

Context: blah

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	\|frà		\|frà
	\|bé		\|bé
	\|~~tı̣~~ krъ́		\|tı̣λъ̏ krъ́
	\|-		\|-
	\|like `		\|like `

Neuekatze: /* Tones */ blah

2025-05-28T17:10:23Z

Tones: blah

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	*{{tonebig\|a}} – 15 – argument		*{{tonebig\|a}} – 15 – argument
	*{{tonebig\|cr}} – 151 – property clause		*{{tonebig\|cr}} – 151 – property clause
	*{{tonebig\|d}}– 5 – relative		*{{tonebig\|d}}– 5 – relative clause
	*{{tonebig\|c}} – 515 – adverb or preposition		*{{tonebig\|c}} – 515 – adverb or preposition
	*{{tonebig\|da}} – 1ʔ5 adjective		*{{tonebig\|da}} – 1ʔ5 adjective

Neuekatze: /* Tones */ the language is getting decent-ish, im gonna finish later

2025-05-28T17:09:53Z

Tones: the language is getting decent-ish, im gonna finish later

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Neuekatze: /* Tones */ gonna do it later

2025-05-27T13:40:19Z

Tones: gonna do it later

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	Initially, I wanted to minimize the number of tones, but then I thought: "fuck it, it's not like anyone's actually going to speak this language, whether it has 1 tone or 16 tones." So, I decided to add 16 distinct tones to Šodī.		Initially, I wanted to minimize the number of tones, but then I thought: "fuck it, it's not like anyone's actually going to speak this language, whether it has 1 tone or 16 tones." So, I decided to add 16 distinct tones to Šodī.

	*{{tonebig\|n}} or {{tonebig\|g}} – predicates ~~a˥˦˧~~		*{{tonebig\|n}}– particle [neuter]
	*{{tonebig\|a}} – ~~1st~~ argument of predicate ~~a˦˥~~		*{{tonebig\|g}} – predicates a˥˩
	*{{tonebig\|cr}} – 2nd argument of predicate ~~a˥˦˥~~		*{{tonebig\|a}} – argument of predicate a˩˥
			*{{tonebig\|cr}} – 2nd argument of predicate a˥˩˥
	*{{tonebig\|d}} or {{tonebig\|r}} – 3rd argument of predicate a˧˧˧		*{{tonebig\|d}} or {{tonebig\|r}} – 3rd argument of predicate a˧˧˧
	*{{tonebig\|c}} – adverb (start) a˦˥˦		*{{tonebig\|c}} – adverb (start) a˦˥˦

Neuekatze: /* Tones */

2025-01-19T07:45:20Z

Tones

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	*{{tonebig\|dc}} – context start a˧˨˧		*{{tonebig\|dc}} – context start a˧˨˧
	*{{tonebig\|td}} – context end ã˧˨˧		*{{tonebig\|td}} – context end ã˧˨˧
	*{{tonebig\|ur}} – interjection ~~a˨˩˥~~		*{{tonebig\|ur}} – interjection or particle a˨˩
	*{{tonebig\|t}} – particle ~~a˥˩~~
	*{{tonebig\|og}} negates predicate: a̰˥˦˧ by default, just adds creaky voice when combined with another tone.		*{{tonebig\|og}} negates predicate: a̰˥˦˧ by default, just adds creaky voice when combined with another tone.

Neuekatze: /* Mood */

2025-01-19T07:31:34Z

Mood

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	=== Mood ===		=== Mood ===
	Marked by the last consonant of the ~~noun~~.		Marked by the last consonant of the predicate. NOTE: Mood has higher scope than negation, so negation doesn't apply to mood.
	{\| class="wikitable"		{\| class="wikitable"
	\|+		\|+
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	\|possible		\|possible
	\|-		\|-
	\|		\|w
	\|		\|impossible
			\|-
			\|p
			\|general rule
			\|-
			\|t
			\|subjunctive possible
			\|-
			\|k
			\|subjunctive general rule
	\|}		\|}

Neuekatze: /* Articles */ i'll do the rest later

2025-01-18T22:35:52Z

Articles: i'll do the rest later

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 |which X?
 |idk
 |}

Neuekatze: /* Articles */

2025-01-18T22:32:02Z

Articles

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	\|-		\|-
	\|g		\|g
	\|X-~~kind~~		\|x-ness
	\|~~if you're in this wiki you already know it~~		\|idk
	\|-		\|-
	\|l		\|l
	\|which X?		\|which X?
	~~\|idk~~
	\|-
	\|z
	~~\|x-ness~~
	\|idk		\|idk
	\|}		\|}

Neuekatze at 22:26, 18 January 2025

2025-01-18T22:26:20Z

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	*{{tonebig\|b}} – relative clause end ã˥˩˥		*{{tonebig\|b}} – relative clause end ã˥˩˥
	*{{tonebig\|h}} – content clause end ã˧˦˧		*{{tonebig\|h}} – content clause end ã˧˦˧
	*{{tonebig\|og}} – adverb end ã˦˥˦		*{{tonebig\|t}} – adverb end ã˦˥˦
	*{{tonebig\|m}} – part of the root that isnt the first syllable a˥		*{{tonebig\|m}} – part of the root that isnt the first syllable a˥
	*{{tonebig\|ho}} – compounded root a˩		*{{tonebig\|ho}} – compounded root a˩
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	*{{tonebig\|ur}} – interjection a˨˩˥		*{{tonebig\|ur}} – interjection a˨˩˥
	*{{tonebig\|t}} – particle a˥˩		*{{tonebig\|t}} – particle a˥˩
	*{{tonebig\|cd}} negates predicate: a̰˥˦˧ by default, just adds creaky voice when combined with another tone.		*{{tonebig\|og}} negates predicate: a̰˥˦˧ by default, just adds creaky voice when combined with another tone.

	To combine multiple tones in a syllable, a glottal stop (ʔ) is used as a separator. For instance, if the syllable "a" requires both the {{tonebig\|cr}} and {{tonebig\|og}} tones, you would split it like this: [aʔa], with each part carrying its respective tone. ([a˥˦˥ʔã˦˥˦]) This does not apply to ~~cedilla~~ since it only creakens the voice.		To combine multiple tones in a syllable, a glottal stop (ʔ) is used as a separator. For instance, if the syllable "a" requires both the {{tonebig\|cr}} and {{tonebig\|ud}} tones, you would split it like this: [aʔa], with each part carrying its respective tone. ([a˥˦˥ʔã˦˥˦]) This does not apply to ogonek since it only creakens the voice.

	The vowel with multiple diacritics is either written as ę̌ or ęě depending on preference.		The vowel with multiple diacritics is either written as ę̌ or ęě depending on preference.
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	===Adverbs===		===Adverbs===
	The start of an adverb is marked with {{tonebig\|c}} and the end of its arguments is marked with {{tonebig\|og}}.<syntaxhighlight lang="text">		The start of an adverb is marked with {{tonebig\|c}} and the end of its arguments is marked with {{tonebig\|t}}.<syntaxhighlight lang="text">
	ža bé sǒ ko̊m tâ wę̌		ža bé sǒ ko̊m tâ wę̌
	talk me\1 you\2 food\3-some at\adv house\Eadv\1		talk me\1 you\2 food\3-some at\adv house\Eadv\1

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	*{{tonebig\|a}} – 15 – argument		*{{tonebig\|a}} – 15 – argument
	*{{tonebig\|cr}} – 151 – property clause		*{{tonebig\|cr}} – 151 – property clause
	*{{tonebig\|d}}– 5 – relative		*{{tonebig\|d}}– 5 – relative clause
	*{{tonebig\|c}} – 515 – adverb or preposition		*{{tonebig\|c}} – 515 – adverb or preposition
	*{{tonebig\|da}} – 1ʔ5 adjective		*{{tonebig\|da}} – 1ʔ5 adjective

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	Initially, I wanted to minimize the number of tones, but then I thought: "fuck it, it's not like anyone's actually going to speak this language, whether it has 1 tone or 16 tones." So, I decided to add 16 distinct tones to Šodī.		Initially, I wanted to minimize the number of tones, but then I thought: "fuck it, it's not like anyone's actually going to speak this language, whether it has 1 tone or 16 tones." So, I decided to add 16 distinct tones to Šodī.

	*{{tonebig\|n}} or {{tonebig\|g}} – predicates ~~a˥˦˧~~		*{{tonebig\|n}}– particle [neuter]
	*{{tonebig\|a}} – ~~1st~~ argument of predicate ~~a˦˥~~		*{{tonebig\|g}} – predicates a˥˩
	*{{tonebig\|cr}} – 2nd argument of predicate ~~a˥˦˥~~		*{{tonebig\|a}} – argument of predicate a˩˥
			*{{tonebig\|cr}} – 2nd argument of predicate a˥˩˥
	*{{tonebig\|d}} or {{tonebig\|r}} – 3rd argument of predicate a˧˧˧		*{{tonebig\|d}} or {{tonebig\|r}} – 3rd argument of predicate a˧˧˧
	*{{tonebig\|c}} – adverb (start) a˦˥˦		*{{tonebig\|c}} – adverb (start) a˦˥˦

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	*{{tonebig\|dc}} – context start a˧˨˧		*{{tonebig\|dc}} – context start a˧˨˧
	*{{tonebig\|td}} – context end ã˧˨˧		*{{tonebig\|td}} – context end ã˧˨˧
	*{{tonebig\|ur}} – interjection ~~a˨˩˥~~		*{{tonebig\|ur}} – interjection or particle a˨˩
	*{{tonebig\|t}} – particle ~~a˥˩~~
	*{{tonebig\|og}} negates predicate: a̰˥˦˧ by default, just adds creaky voice when combined with another tone.		*{{tonebig\|og}} negates predicate: a̰˥˦˧ by default, just adds creaky voice when combined with another tone.

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	*{{tonebig\|b}} – relative clause end ã˥˩˥		*{{tonebig\|b}} – relative clause end ã˥˩˥
	*{{tonebig\|h}} – content clause end ã˧˦˧		*{{tonebig\|h}} – content clause end ã˧˦˧
	*{{tonebig\|og}} – adverb end ã˦˥˦		*{{tonebig\|t}} – adverb end ã˦˥˦
	*{{tonebig\|m}} – part of the root that isnt the first syllable a˥		*{{tonebig\|m}} – part of the root that isnt the first syllable a˥
	*{{tonebig\|ho}} – compounded root a˩		*{{tonebig\|ho}} – compounded root a˩
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	*{{tonebig\|ur}} – interjection a˨˩˥		*{{tonebig\|ur}} – interjection a˨˩˥
	*{{tonebig\|t}} – particle a˥˩		*{{tonebig\|t}} – particle a˥˩
	*{{tonebig\|cd}} negates predicate: a̰˥˦˧ by default, just adds creaky voice when combined with another tone.		*{{tonebig\|og}} negates predicate: a̰˥˦˧ by default, just adds creaky voice when combined with another tone.

	To combine multiple tones in a syllable, a glottal stop (ʔ) is used as a separator. For instance, if the syllable "a" requires both the {{tonebig\|cr}} and {{tonebig\|og}} tones, you would split it like this: [aʔa], with each part carrying its respective tone. ([a˥˦˥ʔã˦˥˦]) This does not apply to ~~cedilla~~ since it only creakens the voice.		To combine multiple tones in a syllable, a glottal stop (ʔ) is used as a separator. For instance, if the syllable "a" requires both the {{tonebig\|cr}} and {{tonebig\|ud}} tones, you would split it like this: [aʔa], with each part carrying its respective tone. ([a˥˦˥ʔã˦˥˦]) This does not apply to ogonek since it only creakens the voice.

	The vowel with multiple diacritics is either written as ę̌ or ęě depending on preference.		The vowel with multiple diacritics is either written as ę̌ or ęě depending on preference.
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	===Adverbs===		===Adverbs===
	The start of an adverb is marked with {{tonebig\|c}} and the end of its arguments is marked with {{tonebig\|og}}.<syntaxhighlight lang="text">		The start of an adverb is marked with {{tonebig\|c}} and the end of its arguments is marked with {{tonebig\|t}}.<syntaxhighlight lang="text">
	ža bé sǒ ko̊m tâ wę̌		ža bé sǒ ko̊m tâ wę̌
	talk me\1 you\2 food\3-some at\adv house\Eadv\1		talk me\1 you\2 food\3-some at\adv house\Eadv\1