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Nteh’áh

2026-10-31T17:16:58Z

Suqi:

'''Nteh’áh''', pronounced [ntẽ̤˩ʔã̤˥] and anglicized as '''Entenhan''' /ɛntənˈhɑn/, is a [[Deep Dimensional]] language spoken somewhere in the [[ŋorld]].

== Phonology ==

=== Consonants ===
{| class="wikitable"
!
!Labial
!Dental
!Alveolar
!Dorsal
!Uvular
!Glottal
|-
!Nasal
|m
|n̪ ⟨nh⟩
|n
|ɲ ⟨ny⟩
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|ʔ̃ <’>
|-
! rowspan="2" |Stop
|p
|t̪ ⟨th⟩
|t
|k ⟨k⟩
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|ʔ <¯’>
|-
|b
|d̪ ⟨d⟩
|ɾ ⟨r⟩
|g ⟨g⟩
|ɢ ⟨gg⟩
|ʔ̂ <ˆ’>
|-
!Continuant
|w
|l̪ ⟨l⟩
|s
|j
|
|h
|}

* /k g/ are [c ɟ] after the front vowels /i e a/, and before /n̪ t̪ d̪ l̪ j/.
* /ɲ/ is [ŋ] after the back vowels /u o ɔ/, and before any consonant except /j/.
* /ɲɲ/ is [ŋŋ].
* /w j/ are [ɸ ç] before /t̪ t k s/.
* /l̪/ are [ɬ̪] before /t̪/, but [ɬ] before /t k s/.
* /ʔ/ is a typical glottal stop, /ʔ̃/ promotes nasal allophony, /ʔ̂/ gives the preceding high tone vowel a falling tone

=== Tones ===
Nteh’ah has 2 phonemic tones: high and low. They apply to entire syllables, not the individual vowels within them. Monosyllabic words do not have contrastive tone. Their phonetic tone adapts to that of surrounding words. Polysyllabic words must have both high tone(s) and low tone(s), not just one of them. /ʔ̂/ and codal /ɢ/ give the preceding high vowel a falling tone. When this occurs, they may lenite to approximants [ʔ̞] and [ʁ̞]. Monosyllabic affixes do have contrastive tone, and polysyllabic affixes can be monotonal. High tones are romanized with an acute accent and low tones are not marked.

=== Vowels ===
{| class="wikitable"
! rowspan="2" |
! colspan="2" |Front
! colspan="2" |Back
|-
!Short
!Long
!Short
!Long
|-
!High
|i
|iː ⟨ii⟩
|u
|uː ⟨uu⟩
|-
!Mid
|e
|eː ⟨ee⟩
|o
|oː ⟨oo⟩
|-
!Low
|a
|aː ⟨aa⟩
|ɔ ⟨ǫ⟩
|ɔː ⟨ǫǫ⟩
|}
{| class="wikitable"
! colspan="4" |Syllabic Consonants
|-
!High Tone
|ḿ
|ń
|ŋ́ ⟨ńy⟩
|-
!Low Tone
|m̀
|ǹ
|ŋ̀ ⟨ǹy⟩
|}

* /i(ː) u(ː)/ are always nasalized.
* /i u/ become [ɲ ŋ͡mʷ] if preceded by a vowel and followed by a consonant.
* Nasals /m n̪ n ɲ ʔ̃/ nasalize adjacent vowels.
* /h/ makes the voiced sounds in its syllable breathy, and is deleted if ''not'' preceded by a vowel.
* Vowels have retracted tongue root when adjacent to /ɢ/.
* /ŋ̍/ is [ɲ̍] adjacent to /n̪ t̪ d̪ l̪ j/.

=== Phonotactics ===
(C)(C)(ʔ)V(V,L,W)(ʔ,ʔ̂)(C) - '''C: consonant, V: vowel, L: length, W: semivowel /w j/'''

Onset CC can only occur if the first C is /m n̪ n ɲ b s w j/ second C is /m n̪ n ɲ b w j t̪ t k ʔ̃ b d̪ g ɢ/. L means either a lengthening of the previous vowel or a codal /s/.

* /n t d̪ g ɾ/ can only occur in onset positions.
* /p h/ can only occur in coda positions.
* Continuants /s w j/ cannot precede sonorants /m n̪ n ɲ w j/ in onset clusters.
* Glottal stops cannot be adjacent.
* Plosives cannot be geminated.

== Grammar ==
Nteh’ah has a prefix ''si-'' which marks a predicate whose predicand is a pronoun. Peculiarly, when ''si-'' is used, both the pronoun and copula are omitted. For example, when attached to ''noe'' (death), ''sinoe'' means "he/she/they/it is dead." Words with this prefix may follow the word their pronoun refers to, however that referent must have the ''-ˆ’'' suffix, which marks the end of a syntactic phrase. For example, ''tó’o’ sinoe'' means "the guest, he/she/they/it is dead." This does not apply if the predicand composes a relative clause for the predicand.

The pronoun does not need to be a personal pronoun, but other classes of pronouns can only be inferred if their referent was previously established, not from context alone. ''Sinoe'' can only mean "each one is dead" if what "each" refers to was already said.

Aspect is marked with the last vowel of a word. V denotes perfective aspect, Vː denotes imperfective aspect, VʔV denotes interrupted action, ʔVʔ denotes interrupting action, ʔV denotes inchoative aspect, Vʔ denotes terminative aspect.
{| class="wikitable"
! rowspan="2" |
! colspan="3" |Basic
! colspan="2" |Inchoative
! colspan="2" |Terminative
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!Basic
!Interrupted
!Interrupting
!Basic
!Interrupted
!Basic
!Interrupted
|-
!Perfective
|'''''amú''' bark''
| -
|'''''am’ú’''' interrupt with barking''
|'''''am’ú''' begin bark''
| -
|'''''amú’''' end bark''
| -
|-
!Imperfective
|'''''amúu''' barking''
|'''''amú’ú''' interrupted barking''
|'''''am’úu’''' interrupting with barking''
|'''''am’úu''' begin barking''
|'''''am’ú’ú''' interrupted beginning of barking''
|'''''amúu’''' end barking''
|'''''amú’ú’''' interrupted ending of barking''
|}
Tense is marked at the beginning of a clause with a mandatory particle. Tense is split into past, present, and future, which combine with immediate, near, distant, 1st-person relative, and 3rd-person relative. 1st-person relative is used when the speaker is describing two events, one being the event described in the clause and the other being an event involving themselves or the addressee. This second event may have been previously mentioned, yet to be mentioned, or inferred from context. 3rd-person relative is the same but with the second event involving someone/something else. The immediate, near, and distance categories are not entirely accurate when it comes to the present tense, but they can be said to describe events that happen (in the speaker's perception) at the exact moment of the present, roughly in the present, and an extent from the near past to near future crossing the present, respectively.
{| class="wikitable"
!
!Past
!Present
!Future
|-
!Immediate
|'''''’ah -''' ’ah eeh'' (just found out)
|'''''mki -''' mki eeh'' (finding out at exactly this moment)
|'''''aab -''' aab eeh'' (just about to find out)
|-
!Near
|'''''ŋ̀ -''' ŋ̀ eeh'' (found out)
|'''''ro -''' ro eeh'' (currently finding out)
|'''''wbe -''' wbe eeh'' (will find out)
|-
!Distant
|'''''gih -''' gih eeh'' (found out long ago)
|'''''tǫp -''' tǫp eeh'' (have been and will continue to find out)
|'''''arás -''' arás eeh'' (will find out in a long time)
|-
!1P Relative
|'''''thuuh -''' thuuh eeh'' (found/finding/will find after I/you _)
|'''''kaw -''' kaw eeh'' (found/finding/will find at the time I/you _)
|'''''sa’ -''' sa’ eeh'' (found/finding/will find before I/you _)
|-
!3P Relative
|'''''mnae -''' mnae eeh'' (found/finding/will find after he/she/they/it _)
|'''''gathíi -''' gathíi eeh'' (found/finding/will find at the time he/she/they/it _)
|'''''yun -''' yun eeh'' (found/finding/will find before he/she/they/it _)
|}

== Lexicon ==
Words in Nteh’ah do not have a set part of speech. Their most basic form, known as the core, is modified through inflection, word order, or context in order to assume the role of a specific part of speech. Nouns retain their core form while other parts of speech tend to require a change. The English parts of speech in the vocabulary list do not change the fact that the Nteh’ah words are in their core form.

=== Translations ===

=== Vocabulary List ===
{| class="wikitable sortable mw-collapsible mw-collapsed"
|+Separated into 3 lists to make use of space
! colspan="3" |List 1
! colspan="3" |List 2
! colspan="3" |List 3
|-
!Nteh’ah
!English
!Notes
!Nteh’ah
!English
!Notes
!Nteh’ah
!English
!Notes
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|tass
|''disaster''
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|noe
|''death''
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|’aŋké
|''laugh''
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|maǫ
|''want''
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|ián
|''rules''
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|tó’u
|''habitat''
|also ''host''
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|ikí
|''smart''
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|tówi
|''rainbow''
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|tó’o
|''guest''
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|eeh
|''come into knowing''
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|la’
|''bad''
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|hai
|''love''
|familial, platonic, romantic
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|eh
|''discover''
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|amú
|''dog''
|also ''bark''
|ńde
|''love''
|for a thing or quality
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|tajh
|''bus''
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|níni
|''easy''
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|ómi
|''good''
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|kóono
|''person''
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|nte
|''build''
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|téhseeh
|''joke''
|including pranks
|-
|kóonu
|''humanity''
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|sajh
|''creepy''
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|nteh’áh
|''Nteh’áh culture''
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|’aih
|''pain''
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|o
|''give''
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|btu
|appreciate
|also ''like''
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|mbáki
|''north''
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|oe
|''1.SG''
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|tonó
|''south''
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|ii
|''2.SG''
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|east
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|ahn
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Nteh’áh

2026-10-31T17:16:27Z

Suqi:

'''Nteh’áh''', pronounced [ntẽ̤˩ʔã̤˥] and anglicized as '''Entenhan''' /ˈɛntənhɑn/, is a [[Deep Dimensional]] language spoken somewhere in the [[ŋorld]].

== Phonology ==

=== Consonants ===
{| class="wikitable"
!
!Labial
!Dental
!Alveolar
!Dorsal
!Uvular
!Glottal
|-
!Nasal
|m
|n̪ ⟨nh⟩
|n
|ɲ ⟨ny⟩
|
|ʔ̃ <’>
|-
! rowspan="2" |Stop
|p
|t̪ ⟨th⟩
|t
|k ⟨k⟩
|
|ʔ <¯’>
|-
|b
|d̪ ⟨d⟩
|ɾ ⟨r⟩
|g ⟨g⟩
|ɢ ⟨gg⟩
|ʔ̂ <ˆ’>
|-
!Continuant
|w
|l̪ ⟨l⟩
|s
|j
|
|h
|}

* /k g/ are [c ɟ] after the front vowels /i e a/, and before /n̪ t̪ d̪ l̪ j/.
* /ɲ/ is [ŋ] after the back vowels /u o ɔ/, and before any consonant except /j/.
* /ɲɲ/ is [ŋŋ].
* /w j/ are [ɸ ç] before /t̪ t k s/.
* /l̪/ are [ɬ̪] before /t̪/, but [ɬ] before /t k s/.
* /ʔ/ is a typical glottal stop, /ʔ̃/ promotes nasal allophony, /ʔ̂/ gives the preceding high tone vowel a falling tone

=== Tones ===
Nteh’ah has 2 phonemic tones: high and low. They apply to entire syllables, not the individual vowels within them. Monosyllabic words do not have contrastive tone. Their phonetic tone adapts to that of surrounding words. Polysyllabic words must have both high tone(s) and low tone(s), not just one of them. /ʔ̂/ and codal /ɢ/ give the preceding high vowel a falling tone. When this occurs, they may lenite to approximants [ʔ̞] and [ʁ̞]. Monosyllabic affixes do have contrastive tone, and polysyllabic affixes can be monotonal. High tones are romanized with an acute accent and low tones are not marked.

=== Vowels ===
{| class="wikitable"
! rowspan="2" |
! colspan="2" |Front
! colspan="2" |Back
|-
!Short
!Long
!Short
!Long
|-
!High
|i
|iː ⟨ii⟩
|u
|uː ⟨uu⟩
|-
!Mid
|e
|eː ⟨ee⟩
|o
|oː ⟨oo⟩
|-
!Low
|a
|aː ⟨aa⟩
|ɔ ⟨ǫ⟩
|ɔː ⟨ǫǫ⟩
|}
{| class="wikitable"
! colspan="4" |Syllabic Consonants
|-
!High Tone
|ḿ
|ń
|ŋ́ ⟨ńy⟩
|-
!Low Tone
|m̀
|ǹ
|ŋ̀ ⟨ǹy⟩
|}

* /i(ː) u(ː)/ are always nasalized.
* /i u/ become [ɲ ŋ͡mʷ] if preceded by a vowel and followed by a consonant.
* Nasals /m n̪ n ɲ ʔ̃/ nasalize adjacent vowels.
* /h/ makes the voiced sounds in its syllable breathy, and is deleted if ''not'' preceded by a vowel.
* Vowels have retracted tongue root when adjacent to /ɢ/.
* /ŋ̍/ is [ɲ̍] adjacent to /n̪ t̪ d̪ l̪ j/.

=== Phonotactics ===
(C)(C)(ʔ)V(V,L,W)(ʔ,ʔ̂)(C) - '''C: consonant, V: vowel, L: length, W: semivowel /w j/'''

Onset CC can only occur if the first C is /m n̪ n ɲ b s w j/ second C is /m n̪ n ɲ b w j t̪ t k ʔ̃ b d̪ g ɢ/. L means either a lengthening of the previous vowel or a codal /s/.

* /n t d̪ g ɾ/ can only occur in onset positions.
* /p h/ can only occur in coda positions.
* Continuants /s w j/ cannot precede sonorants /m n̪ n ɲ w j/ in onset clusters.
* Glottal stops cannot be adjacent.
* Plosives cannot be geminated.

== Grammar ==
Nteh’ah has a prefix ''si-'' which marks a predicate whose predicand is a pronoun. Peculiarly, when ''si-'' is used, both the pronoun and copula are omitted. For example, when attached to ''noe'' (death), ''sinoe'' means "he/she/they/it is dead." Words with this prefix may follow the word their pronoun refers to, however that referent must have the ''-ˆ’'' suffix, which marks the end of a syntactic phrase. For example, ''tó’o’ sinoe'' means "the guest, he/she/they/it is dead." This does not apply if the predicand composes a relative clause for the predicand.

The pronoun does not need to be a personal pronoun, but other classes of pronouns can only be inferred if their referent was previously established, not from context alone. ''Sinoe'' can only mean "each one is dead" if what "each" refers to was already said.

Aspect is marked with the last vowel of a word. V denotes perfective aspect, Vː denotes imperfective aspect, VʔV denotes interrupted action, ʔVʔ denotes interrupting action, ʔV denotes inchoative aspect, Vʔ denotes terminative aspect.
{| class="wikitable"
! rowspan="2" |
! colspan="3" |Basic
! colspan="2" |Inchoative
! colspan="2" |Terminative
|-
!Basic
!Interrupted
!Interrupting
!Basic
!Interrupted
!Basic
!Interrupted
|-
!Perfective
|'''''amú''' bark''
| -
|'''''am’ú’''' interrupt with barking''
|'''''am’ú''' begin bark''
| -
|'''''amú’''' end bark''
| -
|-
!Imperfective
|'''''amúu''' barking''
|'''''amú’ú''' interrupted barking''
|'''''am’úu’''' interrupting with barking''
|'''''am’úu''' begin barking''
|'''''am’ú’ú''' interrupted beginning of barking''
|'''''amúu’''' end barking''
|'''''amú’ú’''' interrupted ending of barking''
|}
Tense is marked at the beginning of a clause with a mandatory particle. Tense is split into past, present, and future, which combine with immediate, near, distant, 1st-person relative, and 3rd-person relative. 1st-person relative is used when the speaker is describing two events, one being the event described in the clause and the other being an event involving themselves or the addressee. This second event may have been previously mentioned, yet to be mentioned, or inferred from context. 3rd-person relative is the same but with the second event involving someone/something else. The immediate, near, and distance categories are not entirely accurate when it comes to the present tense, but they can be said to describe events that happen (in the speaker's perception) at the exact moment of the present, roughly in the present, and an extent from the near past to near future crossing the present, respectively.
{| class="wikitable"
!
!Past
!Present
!Future
|-
!Immediate
|'''''’ah -''' ’ah eeh'' (just found out)
|'''''mki -''' mki eeh'' (finding out at exactly this moment)
|'''''aab -''' aab eeh'' (just about to find out)
|-
!Near
|'''''ŋ̀ -''' ŋ̀ eeh'' (found out)
|'''''ro -''' ro eeh'' (currently finding out)
|'''''wbe -''' wbe eeh'' (will find out)
|-
!Distant
|'''''gih -''' gih eeh'' (found out long ago)
|'''''tǫp -''' tǫp eeh'' (have been and will continue to find out)
|'''''arás -''' arás eeh'' (will find out in a long time)
|-
!1P Relative
|'''''thuuh -''' thuuh eeh'' (found/finding/will find after I/you _)
|'''''kaw -''' kaw eeh'' (found/finding/will find at the time I/you _)
|'''''sa’ -''' sa’ eeh'' (found/finding/will find before I/you _)
|-
!3P Relative
|'''''mnae -''' mnae eeh'' (found/finding/will find after he/she/they/it _)
|'''''gathíi -''' gathíi eeh'' (found/finding/will find at the time he/she/they/it _)
|'''''yun -''' yun eeh'' (found/finding/will find before he/she/they/it _)
|}

== Lexicon ==
Words in Nteh’ah do not have a set part of speech. Their most basic form, known as the core, is modified through inflection, word order, or context in order to assume the role of a specific part of speech. Nouns retain their core form while other parts of speech tend to require a change. The English parts of speech in the vocabulary list do not change the fact that the Nteh’ah words are in their core form.

=== Translations ===

=== Vocabulary List ===
{| class="wikitable sortable mw-collapsible mw-collapsed"
|+Separated into 3 lists to make use of space
! colspan="3" |List 1
! colspan="3" |List 2
! colspan="3" |List 3
|-
!Nteh’ah
!English
!Notes
!Nteh’ah
!English
!Notes
!Nteh’ah
!English
!Notes
|-
|tass
|''disaster''
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|noe
|''death''
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|’aŋké
|''laugh''
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|maǫ
|''want''
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|ián
|''rules''
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|tó’u
|''habitat''
|also ''host''
|-
|ikí
|''smart''
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|tówi
|''rainbow''
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|tó’o
|''guest''
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|eeh
|''come into knowing''
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|la’
|''bad''
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|hai
|''love''
|familial, platonic, romantic
|-
|eh
|''discover''
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|amú
|''dog''
|also ''bark''
|ńde
|''love''
|for a thing or quality
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|tajh
|''bus''
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|níni
|''easy''
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|ómi
|''good''
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|kóono
|''person''
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|nte
|''build''
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|téhseeh
|''joke''
|including pranks
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|kóonu
|''humanity''
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|sajh
|''creepy''
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|nteh’áh
|''Nteh’áh culture''
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|’aih
|''pain''
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|o
|''give''
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|btu
|appreciate
|also ''like''
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|mbáki
|''north''
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|oe
|''1.SG''
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|tonó
|''south''
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|ii
|''2.SG''
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|báha
|east
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Tyuvya Tôšma

2026-10-25T07:13:09Z

Suqi:

[[File:ɢquhũɴǃqʼħə́χ_Banner.png|thumb|Banner of ǂKx’ûm kâ ǀNṵ́e]]
'''Tyuvya Tôšma''' {{ipa|[ˈtjuvja ˈtʌʃɱa]}}, also known as '''Nightground''' and '''ǂKx’ûm kâ ǀNṵ́e''' {{ipa|[ǂ͡k͜x’um˧˩ ka˧˩ ŋ͡ǀṵˀᵘe˥]}}, is a territory containing a cleared ancient city in [[Slabland]], northwest of the [[Old Kingdom]]. It is a subterritory of [[Juya Gwaña]], which is the base of the player [[Suqi]]. It is currently claimed to ensure access to the not-yet-added Sift dimension in a place closest to Juya Gwaña.

== Etymology ==
* '''Tyuvya Tôšma''' means "The City and the Dark" in [[Iskel]], with ''tyuvy'' meaning "dense settlement" and ''tôšm'' meaning "darkness" (''-a'' is a noun marker).
* '''ǂKx’ûm kâ ǀNṵ́e''' is a [[w:Taa_language|!Xóõ]] phrase approximating the English phrase "Nightground". It translates to "Earth of Night", with ''ǂkx’ûm'' meaning "earth", ''kâ'' meaning "of", and ''ǀnṵ́e'' meaning "night".<ref>https://theswissbay.ch/pdf/Books/Linguistics/Mega%20linguistics%20pack/African/Khoisan/%21X%C3%B3%C3%B5%20Dictionary%20%28Traill%29.pdf</ref>

=== Other Names ===
Tyuvya Tôšma has been known by other names in the past:
# Its first name was '''ɢquhũɴǃqʼħə́χ''', anglicized as '''Gohonqakh''' or '''Cohoncac'''. This was from a conlang, possibly [[Zaekuu]], that was originally planned to be spoken in the territory.
# Its second name was '''Šą'êsiþko''' [ʃɑʔésiθko], an Iskel name from a period where it had much different grammar. This name is still written on the nether portal.

== Connection to Juya Gwaña ==
Tyuvya Tôšma is only connected to Juya Gwaña as a proxy. It is not planned to act as an extension of Suqi's base itself, and does permit interŋational infrastructure through its borders.

There already exists a portal to Tyuvya Tôšma northwest of the [[Leshrail Roof]] station of the [[Slab Exchange]], but for now it is only accessible by walking.

== Geography ==
Tyuvya Tôšma is entirely barren of structures on the surface. The ancient city is accessible by a 1x1 hole at the precise coordinates given of it in Chunkbase. The land is mostly plains with some forest, and a snowy mountain biome in its center. A deep dark biome extends throughout almost its entire underground. A sliver of cherry grove exists at its border with the Old Kingdom.

== History ==
[[File:Hilja_message.png|thumb|Live Hilja reaction:]]
[[File:Suwi_being_killed_by_the_Warden.png|thumb|Suwi being killed by the Warden in ǂKx’ûm kâ ǀNṵ́e]]
[[File:Suwi_being_killed_by_the_Warden's_shrieks.png|thumb|Suwi being killed by the Warden in ǂKx’ûm kâ ǀNṵ́e 2]]
Originally Tyuvya Tôšma, under the name Nightground, was planned to become a worldbuilding site made out of an ancient city. The ancient city was made habitable by removing almost all the naturally-spawned shriekers and placing torches across the city. This process was long and arduous, involving innumerable deaths to the warden on Suqi's part.

Symbolically, the warden was imprisoned in a jail built for it on the outskirts of the city. One naturally-spawned shrieker remains inside the city's laboratory for controlled respawning of another warden.

Nightground would eventually be abandoned due to lack of motivation and pressure to avoid [[Suqi's Territories|owning so many territories]]. It had been released to the wilderness, open for others to claim for a few months.

Eventually, it was announced that the Sift would be added as a new dimension to Minecraft. Speculation quickly arose within the Minecraft community that the Sift would only be accessible through the presently-unused portals found in ancient cities. Suqi wanted to expand Juya Gwaña's territory into the Sift however possible due to its similar conceptual aesthetic to Juya Gwaña. Luckily[''[[Iskeland|was it really a coincidence?]]''], the closest ancient city to Juya Gwaña was Nightground. It was then reclaimed and given the name Tyuvya Tôšma, becoming part of Juya Gwaña in case the Sift portals truly end up only accessible from ancient cities.

== References ==

Nightground

2026-10-25T07:10:02Z

Suqi: Changed redirect target from ǀNṵ́e ǂKx'ûm to Tyuvya Tôšma

#REDIRECT [[Tyuvya Tôšma]]

2026-08-15T16:36:17Z

Suqi: Created page with "The '''Greenification of Coldba (Cuba)''' refers to an ongoing process where the Empress of Coldba, Suqi is placing torches to melt the snow in most of the country's territory. This initiative is being done in order to make the land more appealing to build in. Concerns have been raised within the empire regarding the validity of Coldba's cold-Cuba pun if the cold is removed. Government officials decline to comment on this."

The '''Greenification of [[Coldba (Cuba)]]''' refers to an ongoing process where the Empress of Coldba, [[Suqi]] is placing torches to melt the snow in most of the country's territory. This initiative is being done in order to make the land more appealing to build in.

Concerns have been raised within the empire regarding the validity of Coldba's cold-Cuba pun if the cold is removed. Government officials decline to comment on this.

Nguhrovision Song Contest

2026-08-14T16:38:41Z

Suqi:

{{Note|This article is about the contest in general. For the most recent contest, see [[Nguhrovision Song Contest 2025]]. For the upcoming contest, see [[Nguhrovision Song Contest 2027]].}}
{{Infobox Nguhrovision
|name=Nguhrovision Song Contest
|logo=Nguhrovision-logo.png
|executive-supervisor=[[Marcy Sheikah]]
|tech-supervisor=[[Villnark]]
|voting-supervisor=[[Pleb]]
|head-of-digital=[[Namnak Xhesas]]
|creative-director=[[Marcy Sheikah]]
}}
The '''Nguhrovision Song Contest''', stylized as '''Ŋərovision Song Contest''', is an annual interŋational music competition held in the previous year's winning country. So far, the contest has taken place in [[Nguhrovision Song Contest 2024|Pfoas 2024]] and [[Parkow|Parkow 2025]] but is set to take place the following year in [[Adnar|Adnar 2027]]. The winning songs (currently [[Reflection]] and [[Copper of Adnar]]) are being added to Nguhcraft as a music disc.

==List of editions==
{|class="wikitable sortable"
!data-sort-type="Name"| № !! Logo !! Year !! Motto !! Location !! Winner
|-
|1 || [[File:Nguhrovision-full-logo-design.png|120px]] || [[Nguhrovision Song Contest 2024|2024]] || ''United by Agma Schwa'' || [[Pfoas]], [[Mandate of Amuj|Amuj]] || [[File:Kyaw-cen-Nguhrovision.png|link=|25px]] [[Kyaw Cen in the Nguhrovision Song Contest|Kyaw Cen]] [[Marcy Sheikah]] “[[Reflection]]”
|-
|2 || [[File:Nguhrovision-2025-design.png|120px]] || [[Nguhrovision Song Contest 2025|2025]] || ''Shine Your Light'' || [[Parkow]], [[Kingdom of Kyaw Cen|Kyaw Cen]] || [[File:Adnar-Nguhrovision.png|link=|26x26px]] [[Adnar]] [[Adnagaporp|Propaganda Boi]] “[[Copper of Adnar]]”
|-
|3
|[[File:Nguhrovision-2027-design.png|120px]]
|[[Nguhrovision Song Contest 2027|2027]]
|''The Copper in our Hearts''
|TBD, [[Adnar]]
|TBD
|}

2026-05-20T16:26:24Z

Suqi: /* Season 2 */

[[Nguhcraft]] players have the ability to use certain commands. However, which ones they have had access to has changed between seasons.

== Season 1 ==
[[Season 1]] saw the most amount of commands:

* '''/back''' - Returns you to the place you teleported from.
* '''/home''' - Teleports you to the coordinates on which you set your home.
** '''/home bed''' - Teleports you to your bed.
* '''/sethome''' - Sets a coordinate to teleport you to by typing /home. Admins are able to set multiple homes, but regular players can only set one.
* '''/tpa''' - Sends a request to another player for you to teleport to them. A lack of response after a certain timeframe removes the request.
** '''/tpaccept''' - Accepts a player's request to teleport to you.
** '''/tpdeny''' - Denies a player's request to teleport to you.
* '''/warp''' - Teleports you to a preset location. See [[List of Warps]] for locations players could warp to.
* '''/wild''' - Teleports you to a random location within the world border.
* '''/whisper''' - Sends a message to a certain player that no other can see.

== Season 2 ==
In [[Season 2]], commands were greatly reduced to support travel.

* '''/here''' - Sends your XYZ coordinates in the chat.
* '''/home''' - Teleports you to the coordinates on which you set your home.
** '''/home bed''' - Teleports you to your bed.
* '''/sethome''' - Sets a coordinate to teleport you to by typing /home. Admins are able to set multiple homes, but regular players can only set one.
* '''/tell''' - (Renamed from /whisper) sends a message to a certain player that no other can see.
* '''/warp''' - Teleports you to a preset location. See [[List of Warps]] for locations players could warp to.
* '''/wild''' - Teleports you to a random location within the world border. At some point in Season 2, this command stopped working since it would attempt to teleport a player outside the world border but end up failing. It was eventually removed.

2026-05-17T23:36:58Z

Suqi: Suqi uploaded a new version of File:Ŋorld Map - Suqi.png

File:Ŋorld Map - Suqi.png

2026-05-14T17:33:08Z

Suqi: Suqi uploaded a new version of File:Ŋorld Map - Suqi.png

Juya Gwanya

2026-05-10T16:19:04Z

Suqi: Redirected page to Juya Gwaña

#REDIRECT [[Juya Gwaña]]