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MiaKvigan: /* Morphological derivation */

2026-09-12T23:57:11Z

Morphological derivation

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	=== Word order ===		=== Word order ===
	~~T1 (topic first) word order~~		V1 within words, words follow chains of logic

	=== Compound words ===		=== Compound words ===
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	* -na- = ADJZ		* -na- = ADJZ
	* -qotclle- = GEN		* -qotclle- = GEN
			* -ylli- = TOP

MiaKvigan: /* Verb serialization */

2026-09-12T14:45:53Z

Verb serialization

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	Affixation is used to derive the stative, agent, patient, action instrumental, tool instrumental, and assistance instrumental nominalizations of a verb (to fly becomes flight, that which flies, that which is flown, that which can be performed to cause flight (the flap of a wing), that which is used to cause flight directly (wings, lift), and that which is used to help cause flight (wind) , as well as the gnomic and progressive adjectivizations of a verb (to fly becomes flown and flying)		Affixation is used to derive the stative, agent, patient, action instrumental, tool instrumental, and assistance instrumental nominalizations of a verb (to fly becomes flight, that which flies, that which is flown, that which can be performed to cause flight (the flap of a wing), that which is used to cause flight directly (wings, lift), and that which is used to help cause flight (wind) , as well as the gnomic and progressive adjectivizations of a verb (to fly becomes flown and flying)

	* qhose-: ~~STAT~~.NMZ		* qhose-: PFV.NMZ
	* dzala-: ACT.NMZ		* dzala-: ACT.NMZ
	* dyllu-: PASS.NMZ		* dyllu-: PASS.NMZ
	* raseto-: ACT.INSTR.NMZ		* raseto-: ACT.INSTR.NMZ
	* 'indzo-:TOOL.INSTR.NMZ		* 'indzo-:TOOL.INSTR.NMZ
	* qana-: ~~ASS~~.INSTR.NMZ		* qana-: GUIDE.INSTR.NMZ
	* sothe-: APRT		* sothe-: APRT
	* yotre-: PPRT		* yotre-: PPRT
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	Verb serialization occurs first. Serialized verbs are placed in succession, and the last verb (even when alone) is followed by the '-lo-' interfix. The verb(s) indicate(s) the agency, person, and number of the subject, which is known via the animacy hierarchy (people < ORG.THNK < ORG.NTHNK < computers < NORG). If the subject-object relationship does not match this hierarchy, the particle "qetaa" is placed between the two words or phrases, meaning they must occur next to one another. The subject can be dropped if it is in the first person and not semantically necessary (as in it does not contain information that, if missing, would make the sentence nonsensical). If the subject is dropped and the subject and object agree in grammatical person, "qetaa" must be placed between the verb(s) and the direct object. The indirect object is placed before the verb(s), with the '-nole-' interfix in between. Verb serialization can also be recursive, meaning the arguments of a serialized verb phrase may be another serialized verb phrase.		Verb serialization occurs first. Serialized verbs are placed in succession, and the last verb (even when alone) is followed by the '-lo-' interfix. The verb(s) indicate(s) the agency, person, and number of the subject, which is known via the animacy hierarchy (people < ORG.THNK < ORG.NTHNK < computers < NORG). If the subject-object relationship does not match this hierarchy, the particle "qetaa" is placed between the two words or phrases, meaning they must occur next to one another. The subject can be dropped if it is in the first person and not semantically necessary (as in it does not contain information that, if missing, would make the sentence nonsensical). If the subject is dropped and the subject and object agree in grammatical person, "qetaa" must be placed between the verb(s) and the direct object. The indirect object is placed before the verb(s), with the '-nole-' interfix in between. Verb serialization can also be recursive, meaning the arguments of a serialized verb phrase may be another serialized verb phrase.

	* -tu- = ~~action instrumentality~~ (what action was used to accomplish the verb)		* -tu- = ACT.INSTR (what action was used to accomplish the verb)
	* -herro- = ~~tool instrumentality~~ (what tool was used to accomplish the verb)		* -herro- = TOOL.INSTR (what tool was used to accomplish the verb)
	* -luga- = ~~assistive instrumentality~~ (what guide was used to accomplish the verb)		* -luga- = GUIDE.INSTR (what guide was used to accomplish the verb)
	* -lala- = POSS.AL		* -lala- = POSS.AL
	* -rrile- = POSS.INAL		* -rrile- = POSS.INAL
	* -na- = ADJZ		* -na- = ADJZ
	* -qotclle- = ~~categorical marker (followed by what category the preceding stem always belongs to)~~		* -qotclle- = GEN

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MiaKvigan: /* Verb serialization */

2026-09-12T12:43:30Z

Verb serialization

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	* 'indzo-:TOOL.INSTR.NMZ		* 'indzo-:TOOL.INSTR.NMZ
	* qana-: ASS.INSTR.NMZ		* qana-: ASS.INSTR.NMZ
	* sothe-: ~~GNO.ADJZ~~		* sothe-: APRT
	* yotre-: ~~PROG.ADJZ~~		* yotre-: PPRT

	When an illegal consonant cluster appears, it is broken up by schwa, still written as ⟨e⟩		When an illegal consonant cluster appears, it is broken up by schwa, still written as ⟨e⟩
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	==== Verb serialization ====		==== Verb serialization ====
	Verb serialization occurs first. Serialized verbs are placed in succession, and the last verb (even when alone) is followed by the '-lo-' interfix. The verb(s) indicate(s) the agency, person, and number of the subject, which is known via the animacy hierarchy (people < ORG.THNK < ORG.NTHNK < computers < NORG). If the subject-object relationship does not match this hierarchy, the particle "qetaa" is placed between the two words or phrases, meaning they must occur next to one another. The subject can be dropped if it is in the first person and not semantically necessary (as in it does not contain information that, if missing, would make the sentence nonsensical). If the subject is dropped, "qetaa" must be placed between the verb(s) and the direct object. The indirect object is placed before the verb(s), with the '-nole-' interfix in between. Verb serialization can also be recursive, meaning the arguments of a serialized verb phrase may be another serialized verb phrase.		Verb serialization occurs first. Serialized verbs are placed in succession, and the last verb (even when alone) is followed by the '-lo-' interfix. The verb(s) indicate(s) the agency, person, and number of the subject, which is known via the animacy hierarchy (people < ORG.THNK < ORG.NTHNK < computers < NORG). If the subject-object relationship does not match this hierarchy, the particle "qetaa" is placed between the two words or phrases, meaning they must occur next to one another. The subject can be dropped if it is in the first person and not semantically necessary (as in it does not contain information that, if missing, would make the sentence nonsensical). If the subject is dropped and the subject and object agree in grammatical person, "qetaa" must be placed between the verb(s) and the direct object. The indirect object is placed before the verb(s), with the '-nole-' interfix in between. Verb serialization can also be recursive, meaning the arguments of a serialized verb phrase may be another serialized verb phrase.

	* -tu- = action instrumentality (what action was used to accomplish the verb)		* -tu- = action instrumentality (what action was used to accomplish the verb)

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MiaKvigan: /* Aspect */

2026-09-12T04:31:37Z

Aspect

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	*tane - the action is ongoing, but does not progress - stative		*tane - the action is ongoing, but does not progress - stative
	* hero - the action is initiated - initiative		* hero - the action is initiated - initiative
	* 'idhane - the action is ~~continuing or~~ resumed - ~~continuative/~~resumptive		* 'idhane - the action is resumed - resumptive
	* dhile - the action is terminated - terminative		* dhile - the action is terminated - terminative
	e.g. qesonasoqeleqenothe - PRS⟩paint.application⟨V.1SG.AGT.STD⟩-GNO⟨CIRC - I apply paint (it's something I do, not necessarily right now though)		e.g. qesonasoqeleqenothe - PRS⟩paint.application⟨V.1SG.AGT.STD⟩-GNO⟨CIRC - I apply paint (it's something I do, not necessarily right now though)

MiaKvigan: /* Forms */

2026-09-12T01:36:11Z

Forms

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	=== Forms ===		=== Forms ===
	Forms convey ~~mood, but also~~ the ~~augmentative and diminutive~~. Consonants are notated as c₁, c₂, etc., while vowels are v₁, v₂, etc.. Examples are based on root n_s_q_ (paint), with pattern _a_o_e (V.1SG.AGT.STD)		Forms convey the nature of the application of a noun when used as a verb. Consonants are notated as c₁, c₂, etc., while vowels are v₁, v₂, etc.. Examples are based on root n_s_q_ (paint), with pattern _a_o_e (V.1SG.AGT.STD)

	# c₁v₁c₂v₂c₃v₃ - nasoqe - I newly apply paint to		# c₁v₁c₂v₂c₃v₃ - nasoqe - I newly apply paint to

MiaKvigan: /* Phonotactics */

2026-09-11T14:38:25Z

Phonotactics

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	==== Deictic pronouns ====		==== Deictic pronouns ====
	As with personal pronouns, deictic pronouns have disappeared. Honorifics are used in their place, where the gender classes are interpreted as distal distinctions, and are distinguished from a plain 'pronoun' by the ~~interfix~~ "-ta-". Generic 'this' which refers to a locationless entity is 'dilota'		As with personal pronouns, deictic pronouns have disappeared. Honorifics are used in their place, where the gender classes are interpreted as distal distinctions, and are distinguished from a plain 'pronoun' by the suffix "-ta". Generic 'this' which refers to a locationless entity is 'dilota'
	{\| class="wikitable"		{\| class="wikitable"
	\|+		\|+

MiaKvigan: /* Morphological derivation */

2026-09-11T13:40:28Z

Morphological derivation

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	* qhose-: STAT.NMZ		* qhose-: STAT.NMZ
	* dzala-: ~~AGT~~.NMZ		* dzala-: ACT.NMZ
	* dyllu-: ~~PAT~~.NMZ		* dyllu-: PASS.NMZ
	* raseto-: ACT.INSTR.NMZ		* raseto-: ACT.INSTR.NMZ
	* 'indzo-:TOOL.INSTR.NMZ		* 'indzo-:TOOL.INSTR.NMZ

MiaKvigan: /* Volitional particles */

2026-08-25T14:11:54Z

Volitional particles

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	=== Volitional particles ===		=== Volitional particles ===
	Volition is marked by a ~~prefix, which goes before the tense circumfix~~. These prefixes can have their own TAM (tense, aspect, and mood) distinct from that of the verb they are attached to.		Volition is marked by a preverb. These prefixes can have their own TAM (tense, aspect, and mood) distinct from that of the verb they are attached to.
	* daa - volitional, success (confirmative) - I intended to, and did		* daa - volitional, success (confirmative) - I intended to, and did
	* noqe - volitional, failed (attemptative) - I intended to, but did not (or could not)		* noqe - volitional, failed (attemptative) - I intended to, but did not (or could not)