Sheikah language - Revision history

Sheikah: /* Phonology */

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Phonology

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Syntax

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	Adverbs appear before the verbs they modify.<br>		Adverbs appear before the verbs they modify.<br>
	In relative clauses, the word order SOV is used, with S being the relative pronoun.<br><br>		In relative clauses, the word order SOV is used, with S being the relative pronoun.<br><br>
	For example:		For example:<br>
	The person who eats the television moves a boat.		''The person who eats the television moves a boat.''<br>
	Tsoyees nyor (pat yilani kyeeshidne lursem) tinni		Tsoyees nyor (pat yilani kyeeshidne lursem) tinni<br>
	''move person (who sight.ACC device.GEN eat) boat.ACC''		''move person (who sight.ACC device.GEN eat) boat.ACC''

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 ==Morphology==
 === Verbs ===
 Verbs usually take a -s, -is or -se ending, which become -m, -am, or -se respectively if the verb entails one or more transitive objects. (-se doesn't change).
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 ==== Locative ====
 constructed by reduplicating the previous consonant if it follows a vowel and -a (gak > gakka), as long as the phonology allows it (Sheikah > Sheikaha). A -nn- is added if it ends in a vowel (yila > yilanna).
 == Evolution to Kyawcenni ==

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Pronouns

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 | oni<br>''one''<br>''onei''<br>''oni''<br>''onnya'' || singular || casual || human (masculine) ||
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Syntax

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	Adjective and adposition appear after the noun they modify.<br>		Adjective and adposition appear after the noun they modify.<br>
	Adverbs appear before the verbs they modify.<br>		Adverbs appear before the verbs they modify.<br>
	In relative clauses, the word order SOV is used, with S being the relative pronoun.		In relative clauses, the word order SOV is used, with S being the relative pronoun.<br><br>

	For example:		For example:
	The person who eats the television moves a boat.		The person who eats the television moves a boat.
	Tsoyees nyor <pat yilani kyeeshidne lursem> tinni		Tsoyees nyor (pat yilani kyeeshidne lursem) tinni
	''move person <who sight.ACC device.GEN eat> boat.ACC''		''move person (who sight.ACC device.GEN eat) boat.ACC''

	==Morphology==		==Morphology==

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Syntax

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	== Syntax ==		== Syntax ==
	Sheikah is a head-first language. Its syntax follows a strict VSO word order.<br>		Sheikah is a head-first language. Its syntax follows a strict VSO word order if the sentence is transitve. If the sentence is intransitive, it uses SV word order.<br>
	Adjective and adposition appear after the noun they modify.		Adjective and adposition appear after the noun they modify.<br>
			Adverbs appear before the verbs they modify.<br>
			In relative clauses, the word order SOV is used, with S being the relative pronoun.

			For example:
			The person who eats the television moves a boat.
			Tsoyees nyor <pat yilani kyeeshidne lursem> tinni
			''move person <who sight.ACC device.GEN eat> boat.ACC''

	==Morphology==		==Morphology==

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			== Syntax ==
			Sheikah is a head-first language. Its syntax follows a strict VSO word order.<br>
			Adjective and adposition appear after the noun they modify.


	==Morphology==		==Morphology==

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Grammar

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	==~~Grammar~~==		==Morphology==
	===Pronouns===		===Pronouns===
	There are several pronouns in Sheikah whose use depends on case, formality, gender identity, plurality, species and tense.		There are several pronouns in Sheikah whose use depends on case, formality, gender identity, plurality, species and tense.