Amphorean - Revision history

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	'''Amphorean''' is a [[Programming languages\|Programming]] minority language spoken in [[Vallis Draconum]]. While it is rarely used in the modern day, its effects can still be felt in [[Ferritumulic ~~Latin~~]]. Like [[Rokadong]], it doesn't originate from present-day [[Nguhcraft]], but instead of coming from another world, it comes from the deep future.		'''Amphorean''' is a [[Programming languages\|Programming]] minority language spoken in [[Vallis Draconum]]. While it is rarely used in the modern day, its effects can still be felt in [[Ferritumulic]]. Like [[Rokadong]], it doesn't originate from present-day [[Nguhcraft]], but instead of coming from another world, it comes from the deep future.

	==History==		==History==

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Phonology and orthography

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	\| θ		\| θ
	\| x ⟨χ⟩		\| x ⟨χ⟩
	\| h ~~⟨‘ϟ⟩~~		\| h ⟨‘⟩
	\|-		\|-
	! voiced		! voiced

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	\|-		\|-
	! Close-mid		! Close-mid
	\| ~~ē ê~~		\| ei éi
	\| ę/ew ę́/éw		\| ę/ew ę́/éw
	\| ~~ō ô~~		\| ou óu
	\|		\|
	\|-		\|-

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	For vowels, the grapheme for a stressed vowel is the second one. Stressed syllables only receive an acute accent on the first syllable, like the Hellenic orthography as well as romanizations of [[Modern Greek]].		For vowels, the grapheme for a stressed vowel is the second one. Stressed syllables only receive an acute accent on the first vowel of the syllable, like the Hellenic orthography as well as romanizations of [[Modern Greek]].

	Since in Nguhcraft, combining diacritics are banned, ogoneks can be replaced with <w>. In contexts requiring ASCII input, stress simply goes unwritten.		Since in Nguhcraft, combining diacritics are banned, ogoneks can be replaced with <w>. In contexts requiring ASCII input, stress simply goes unwritten.

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	! Open-mid		! Open-mid
	\|		\|
	\| aw áw		\| ą/aw ą́/áw
	\|		\|
	\| o ó		\| o ó

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	===Romanization===		===Romanization===
	~~Amphorean is romanized essentially like if it were Ancient Greek, with accented vowels keeping their acute accent, although a stressed /e ɐo̯/ is romanized as ⟨ê ô⟩ instead of ⟨ḗ ṓ⟩.~~

	For the long rhotic, dr is used in the onset, and rd in the coda.		For the long rhotic, dr is used in the onset, and rd in the coda.
	{\| class="wikitable"		{\| class="wikitable"
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	For vowels, the grapheme for a stressed vowel is the second one.		For vowels, the grapheme for a stressed vowel is the second one. Stressed syllables only receive an acute accent on the first syllable, like the Hellenic orthography as well as romanizations of [[Modern Greek]].

			Since in Nguhcraft, combining diacritics are banned, ogoneks can be replaced with <w>. In contexts requiring ASCII input, stress simply goes unwritten.
	{\| class="wikitable"		{\| class="wikitable"
	\|+ Amphorean vowels		\|+ Amphorean vowels
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	! Close-mid		! Close-mid
	\| ē ê		\| ē ê
	\| ew éw		\| ę/ew ę́/éw
	\| ō ô		\| ō ô
	\|		\|

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	! Front		! Front
	! Central		! Central
			! Backn't
	! Back		! Back
	\|-		\|-
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	\| y ⟨υ⟩		\| y ⟨υ⟩
	\| ʏɥ~ʉw ⟨ου⟩		\| ʏɥ~ʉw ⟨ου⟩
			\|
	\|-		\|-
	! Close-mid		! Close-mid
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	\| ø ⟨ηω⟩		\| ø ⟨ηω⟩
	\| ɐo̯~ʌw ⟨ω⟩		\| ɐo̯~ʌw ⟨ω⟩
			\|
	\|-		\|-
	! Open-mid		! Open-mid
	\|		\|
	\| œ ⟨εω⟩		\| œ ⟨εω⟩
			\|
	\| ɔ ⟨ο⟩		\| ɔ ⟨ο⟩
	\|-		\|-
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	\| ɛ		\| ɛ
	\|		\|
			\|
	\| α		\| α
	\|}		\|}
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	! Front		! Front
	! Central		! Central
			! Backn't
	! Back		! Back
	\|-		\|-
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	\| y ý		\| y ý
	\| u ú		\| u ú
			\|
	\|-		\|-
	! Close-mid		! Close-mid
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	\| ew éw		\| ew éw
	\| ō ô		\| ō ô
			\|
	\|-		\|-
	! Open-mid		! Open-mid
	\|		\|
	\| aw áw		\| aw áw
			\|
	\| o ó		\| o ó
	\|-		\|-
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	\| e é		\| e é
	\|		\|
			\|
	\| a á		\| a á
	\|}		\|}

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	\| {{ipa\|θe}} \|\| θ \|\| 9, 9000		\| {{ipa\|θe}} \|\| θ \|\| 9, 9000
	\| {{ipa\|qɔ}} \|\| ϟ \|\| 90		\| {{ipa\|qɔ}} \|\| ϟ \|\| 90
	\| {{ipa\|sɑ}} \|\| ϡ \|\| 900		\| {{ipa\|tsɑ}} \|\| ϡ \|\| 900
	\|}		\|}

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	\| {{ipa\|tœ}} \|\| τ \|\| 300		\| {{ipa\|tœ}} \|\| τ \|\| 300
	\|-		\|-
	\| {{ipa\|de}} \|\| δ \|\| 4, 4000		\| {{ipa\|dɛ}} \|\| δ \|\| 4, 4000
	\| {{ipa\|my}} \|\| μ \|\| 40		\| {{ipa\|my}} \|\| μ \|\| 40
	\| {{ipa\|ʏɥ}} \|\| υ \|\| 400		\| {{ipa\|ʏɥ}} \|\| υ \|\| 400

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	Negative numerals are prefixed with a lowercase ν, though unlike an actual digit ν /ny/, it is pronounced /ne/.		Negative numerals are prefixed with a lowercase ν, though unlike an actual digit ν /ny/, it is pronounced /ne/.

	Thousands are preceded by a , or ͵, even if there are no myriads. Zero (pronounced ~~/sij/ or~~ /siɸɛɾɑ/) is notated with a barless theta, which happens to look like the number 0. However, this will only be needed for the exact number 0, or when there is 0 of a given power of a myriad (that is not the highest power).		Thousands are preceded by a , or ͵, even if there are no myriads. Zero (pronounced /siɸɛɾɑ/ when by itself, otherwise it is unpronounced) is notated with a barless theta, which happens to look like the number 0. However, this will only be needed for the exact number 0, or when there is 0 of a given power of a myriad (that is not the highest power).

	For Nguhcraft places, the complete toponym of a place in Amphorean requires its coordinates, though this is only required in formal contexts, and only the first time a place is named. This is not the case for either Amphorean's source timeframe (which does not use numerical coordinates; instead, placenames are preceded by Τοποθεσία ''Topothesía'') nor areas for which there either is no defined coordinate system or said coordinate system is not known by the speaker.		For Nguhcraft places, the complete toponym of a place in Amphorean requires its coordinates, though this is only required in formal contexts, and only the first time a place is named. This is not the case for either Amphorean's source timeframe (which does not use numerical coordinates; instead, placenames are preceded by Τοποθεσία ''Topothesía'') nor areas for which there either is no defined coordinate system or said coordinate system is not known by the speaker.

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	\| {{ipa\|tœ}} \|\| τ \|\| 300		\| {{ipa\|tœ}} \|\| τ \|\| 300
	\|-		\|-
	\| {{ipa\|de}} \|\| δ \|\| 4, 4000		\| {{ipa\|dɛ}} \|\| δ \|\| 4, 4000
	\| {{ipa\|my}} \|\| μ \|\| 40		\| {{ipa\|my}} \|\| μ \|\| 40
	\| {{ipa\|ʏɥ}} \|\| υ \|\| 400		\| {{ipa\|ʏɥ}} \|\| υ \|\| 400