Ancient Hajdossa - Revision history

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Syntax

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	Eigenschaftsworts<ref>Loaned from German Eigenschaftswort "property word" which refers to a part of speech that works as both adjectives and adverbs</ref> originated from nouns and precede the word they modify:		Eigenschaftsworts<ref>Loaned from German Eigenschaftswort "property word" which refers to a part of speech that works as both adjectives and adverbs</ref> originated from nouns and precede the word they modify:

	<code>þiik ~~riałe~~ łaxe maoš</code>		<code>þiik hare łaxe maoš</code>

	<small><code>person much fire see</code></small>		<small><code>person much fire see</code></small>

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Syntax

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	== Syntax ==		== Syntax ==
	Ancient Hajdossa had a ~~strictly~~ SOV word order.		Ancient Hajdossa had a mainly SOV word order.

	Eigenschaftsworts<ref>Loaned from German Eigenschaftswort "property word" which refers to a part of speech that works as both adjectives and adverbs</ref> originated from nouns and precede the word they modify:		Eigenschaftsworts<ref>Loaned from German Eigenschaftswort "property word" which refers to a part of speech that works as both adjectives and adverbs</ref> originated from nouns and precede the word they modify:

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Vocabulary

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 <code>"The person sees a lot of fire"</code>
-Prepositions (go before words) and possessives before the possessee.
+Prepositions (go before words) and possessives before the possessee.{{DEFAULTSORT:Hajdossa (Ancient)}}
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Syntax

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	Ancient Hajdossa had a strictly SOV word order.		Ancient Hajdossa had a strictly SOV word order.

	Eigenschaftsworts<ref>Loaned from German Eigenschaftswort "property word" which refers to a part of speech that works as both adjectives and adverbs</ref> originated from nouns and ~~are preceded by~~ the word they modify:		Eigenschaftsworts<ref>Loaned from German Eigenschaftswort "property word" which refers to a part of speech that works as both adjectives and adverbs</ref> originated from nouns and precede the word they modify:

	<code>þiik łaxe ~~riałe~~ maoš</code>		<code>þiik riałe łaxe maoš</code>

	<small><code>person fire ~~much~~ see</code></small>		<small><code>person much fire see</code></small>

	<code>"The person sees a lot of fire"</code>		<code>"The person sees a lot of fire"</code>

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Vocabulary

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	!Non-close		!Non-close
	\|e, eː ⟨ee⟩		\|e, eː ⟨ee⟩
	\|a		\|a, aː ⟨aa⟩
	\|}		\|}
	Hajdossa also has the following diphthongs: ao, oe, ea, ei, ai, oi		Hajdossa also has the following diphthongs: ao, oe, ea, ei, ai, oi
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	Ancient Hajdossa had a strictly SOV word order.		Ancient Hajdossa had a strictly SOV word order.

	~~Adjectives~~ originated from nouns and are preceded by the word they modify:		Eigenschaftsworts<ref>Loaned from German Eigenschaftswort "property word" which refers to a part of speech that works as both adjectives and adverbs</ref> originated from nouns and are preceded by the word they modify:

	<code>þiik łaxe riałe maoš</code>		<code>þiik łaxe riałe maoš</code>
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	\|xo "on" + hiak "down"		\|xo "on" + hiak "down"
	\|-		\|-
	! colspan="3" \|~~Adjective-Adverbs~~		! colspan="3" \|Eigenschaftsworts
	\|-		\|-
	!Word		!Word

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Phonology

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	Syllable structure: (C)V(C)		Syllable structure: (C)V(C)

	* Only the first syllable can be without an onset

	Stress falls on the first syllable with a long vowel or diphthong, otherwise it falls on the first syllable		Stress falls on the first syllable with a long vowel or diphthong, otherwise it falls on the first syllable

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Phonology

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	\|a		\|a
	\|}		\|}
	Hajdossa also has the following diphthongs: ~~ia, ie, io,~~ ao, oe, ea, ei, ai, oi		Hajdossa also has the following diphthongs: ao, oe, ea, ei, ai, oi

	Syllable structure: (C)V(C)		Syllable structure: (C)V(C)

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Vocabulary

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	{{Infobox language\|name=Ancient Hajdossa\|family=Hajdic\|early-forms=[[Prehistoric Hajdossa]]\|country=[[Hajdis]] (supplanted by future forms of [[Hajdossa]])}}{{Notice\|This page is still being translated from [[Hajdis-Vonavelt Mellanglossa]], and is thus incomplete.}}		{{Infobox language\|name=Ancient Hajdossa\|family=Hajdic\|early-forms=[[Prehistoric Hajdossa]]\|country=[[Hajdis]] (supplanted by future forms of [[Hajdossa]])\|lang-code=AHD}}{{Notice\|This page is still being translated from [[Hajdis-Vonavelt Mellanglossa]], and is thus incomplete.}}

	'''Ancient Hajdossa''' is the first documented stage of [[Hajdossa]], defined by the first complete grammar of the language. Writing was not yet invented, but that wasn't needed, as [[HVM]], which was already written with the latin script, already existed.		'''Ancient Hajdossa''' is the first documented stage of [[Hajdossa]], defined by the first complete grammar of the language. Writing was not yet invented, but that wasn't needed, as [[HVM]], which was already written with the latin script, already existed.

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 |a
 |}
-Hajdossa also has the following diphthongs: ia, ie, io, ao, ea, ei, ai, oi
+Hajdossa also has the following diphthongs: ia, ie, io, ao, oe, ea, ei, ai, oi
 Syllable structure: (C)V(C)
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 <code>"The person sees a lot of fire"</code>
 == Vocabulary ==
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 |person/soul
 |means both due to speakers being dead
 |-
 ! colspan="3" |Pronouns
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 |3sɢ
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 |-
 ! colspan="3" |Adjective-Adverbs