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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| | *{{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| | *{{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| | 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| | 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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