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Pre-Nguhcraft Sirenian

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	== Vocabularies ==		== Vocabularies ==
			Sirenian vocabularies seems to suggest that the language was under Gwinic and Sanskritic influence, which doesn't line up with history of Sirenian.

	=== ~~Pre-Nguhcraft Sirenian~~ ===		==== Native Sirenian ====
	~~Pre-Nguhcraft Sirenian lexicon has 3 main sources.~~

	~~==== 1.~~ Native Sirenian ====
	Native Sirenian words are usually monosyllabic and used more often than words from other sources.		Native Sirenian words are usually monosyllabic and used more often than words from other sources.
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	==== 2. Sanskrit ====		==== Sanskrit ====
	Sirenian appears to have multiple [[Sanskrit]] loanwords, even though Sirenian originated nowhere near [[Oberia]], which speaks Sanskrit.		Sirenian appears to have multiple [[Sanskrit]] loanwords, even though Sirenian originated nowhere near [[Oberia]], which speaks Sanskrit.
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			==== Gwinic ====
			Many Sirenian words appears to be of Gwinic origin. In this article we will compare it with Middle Chinese, Mandarin, and Japanese which has Gwinic loanwords but is not Gwinic. Scholars agree that Sirenians got the words from other Gwinic languages.
			{\| class="wikitable"
			\|+
			!Example
			!IPA
			!Meaning
			!Language of Origin
			!Etymology
			\|-
			\|gàw'ìh
			\|/kâw.îː/
			\|chair
			\|Unknown Gwinic
			\|交椅 "wooden folding chair"
			\|-
			\|zêh
			\|/t͡ɕéː/
			\|older woman
			\|Unknown Gwinic
			\|姐 "elder sister"
			\|-
			\|þǔa
			\|/tʰùə̯/
			\|bean
			\|Middle Chinese
			\|豆 (dəu<sup>H</sup>) "bean"
			\|-
			\|gāhw
			\|/kāːw/
			\|glue
			\|Middle Chinese
			\|膠 (kˠau) "glue"
			\|}

			==== English ====
			Being the interŋational language, there are many English loanwords in Sirenian. Many being Nguhcraftian terms.
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	!~~Sirenguarded Thai~~		\|+
			!Example
			!IPA
	!Meaning		!Meaning
	!~~Origin~~		!Etymology
	~~!Thai Equivalent~~		\|-
			\|æpfyl
			\|/ɛp̚.pʰɯl/
			\|apple
			\|apple
	\|-		\|-
	\|~~Āhgûhp~~ /~~āː.kúːp̚~~/		\|bæŋ
	\|~~Aguv (general)~~		\|/baŋ/
	~~\|[[Arodjun]] "Akuv"~~		\|banknote
	\|~~นายพล "general"~~		\|bank
	\|-		\|-
	\|~~Bēhsûhp~~ /~~bēː.súːp̚~~/		\|kwiŋ
	\|~~[[Bezuv]]~~		\|/kʰwiŋ/
	~~\|Arodjun "Bezuv"~~		\|quing
	\|~~จ้าว "lord"~~		\|quing
	\|-		\|-
	\|~~Ēmfājh~~ /ēm.~~pʰāːj~~/		\|gehmmiŋ
	\|~~Empire~~		\|/keːm.miŋ/
	\|~~English~~ "~~Empire~~"		\|[[Gaming]]
	\|~~มหาอาณาจักร "empire"~~		\|gaming
			\|-
			\|fiklin
			\|/pʰik̚.lin/
			\|piglin
			\|piglin
			\|}

			==== Occitan ====
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			\|+
			!Example
			!IPA
			!Meaning
			!Etymology
	\|-		\|-
	\|~~Kwīŋ~~ /~~kʰwīŋ~~/		\|gahvæh
	\|~~[[Quing]]~~		\|/kāː.fɛː/
	\|~~[[English]]~~ "~~Quing~~"		\|coffee
	\| -		\| rowspan="2" \|cafè
	\|-		\|-
	\|~~lîgǎcōn~~ /lí.~~kà.t͡ɕʰōn~~/		\|gahveh
	\|~~[[Kyawcenni people\|Kyawcenni]], Foreigner~~		\|/kāː.feː/
	~~\|[[Kyawcenni language\|Kyawcenni]] "lika" + Thai "cōn"~~		\|cafè
	~~\| -~~
	\|-		\|-
	\|~~œ́ŋ~~ /~~ɔ̌ŋ~~/		\|gonsul
	\|~~I (informal)~~		\|/kon.sul/
	~~\|Kyawcenni "aung"~~		\|consul
	\|~~กู "I (informal)"~~		\|cònsol
	\|}		\|}

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	Some word appears to be a doublet of a Sanskrit loanword. Perhaps from a language related to Sanskrit which is now extinct.		Some word appears to be a doublet of a Sanskrit loanword. Perhaps from a language related to Sanskrit which is now extinct.
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	\|+~~Sanskrit-Unknown Sanskritic language doublets in Sirenian~~		\|+
	!Example (Sanskrit)		!Example (Sanskrit)
	!Meaning		!Meaning

StemonWasHere at 07:15, 9 October 2025

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 Native Sirenian words are usually monosyllabic and used more often than words from other sources.
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-|+Native Sirenian Words
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 !Example
 !IPA
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 Sirenian appears to have multiple [[Sanskrit]] loanwords, even though Sirenian originated nowhere near [[Oberia]], which speaks Sanskrit.
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-|+Sanskrit Loanwords in Sirenian
+|+
 !Example
 !IPA
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-Many Sanskrit Loanwords are related to religion/spirituality
+Many Sanskrit Loanwords are related to religion/spirituality.
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-|+Sanskrit Loanwords related to religion/spirituality in Sirenian
+|+
 !Example
 !IPA
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 |/bàːp̚/
 |sin
-|पाप (pāpa) “sin”
+|पाप (pāpa) "sin"
 |}

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	\|-		\|-
	\|ǎkkǎnīh		\|ǎkkǎnīh
	\|/àk̚.~~χàʔ~~.nīː/		\|/àk̚.χà(ʔ).nīː/
	\|fire		\|fire
	\|अग्नि (agni) "fire"		\|अग्नि (agni) "fire"
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	\|श्रद्धा (śraddhā) “faith"		\|श्रद्धा (śraddhā) “faith"
	\|-		\|-
	\|		\|sǎtsǎnáh
	\|		\|/sàt.sà(ʔ).nǎː/
	\|		\|religion
	\|		\|शासन (śāsana) "command"
			\|-
			\|būn
			\|/būn/
			\|merit
			\|पुण्य (puṇya) "good, holy"
			\|-
			\|bǎhp
			\|/bàːp̚/
			\|sin
			\|पाप (pāpa) “sin”
	\|}		\|}

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	\|Kyawcenni "aung"		\|Kyawcenni "aung"
	\|กู "I (informal)"		\|กู "I (informal)"
	\|-
	~~\|sēn /sēn/~~
	~~\|sand~~
	~~\|Kyawcenni "cen"~~
	~~\|ทราย "sand"~~
	\|}		\|}

StemonWasHere at 06:50, 9 October 2025

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 |lang-code=SRN
 }}
-'''Sirenian''' (Sirenian: Fāhsāh Sajrenian), formerly known as Sirenguarded Thai and Þaj is a dialect of [[w:Thai_language|Standard Siamese]] spoken in [[Sirenguard|Sirenguard Autonomous District]].
+'''Sirenian''' (Sirenian: Fāhsáh Sajrenian), formerly known as Sirenguarded Thai and Þaj is a dialect of [[w:Thai_language|Standard Siamese]] spoken in [[Sirenguard|Sirenguard Autonomous District]].
 == History ==
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 |philosophy
 |प्रज्ञा (prajñā) "intelligence"
 |-
+|

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			==== 2. Sanskrit ====
			Sirenian appears to have multiple [[Sanskrit]] loanwords, even though Sirenian originated nowhere near [[Oberia]], which speaks Sanskrit.
			{\| class="wikitable"
			\|+Sanskrit Loanwords in Sirenian
			!Example
			!IPA
			!Meaning
			!Etymology
			\|-
			\|wîtþǎjāh
			\|/wít̚.tʰà.jāː/
			\|science, knowledge, -logy
			\|विद्या (vidyā) "wisdom"
			\|-
			\|pǎtjāh
			\|/pàt̚.jāː/
			\|philosophy
			\|प्रज्ञा (prajñā) "intelligence"
			\|-
			\|
			\|
			\|
			\|
			\|}

StemonWasHere at 06:28, 9 October 2025

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 === Introduction of new codas from loanwords ===
-/s/ and /l̪/ used to be merged with /t̚/ and /n/ respectively. But loanwords has made them appear, like in the word บาสเก็ตบอล "basketball", which can both be pronounced as /bàːt̚.kêt̚.bɔ̄n/ or /bàːs.kêt̚.bɔ̄l/
+/s/ and /l̪/ was merged with /t̚/ and /n/ respectively. But was reintroduced in loanwords, like in the word บาสเก็ตบอล "basketball", which can both be pronounced as /bàːt̚.kêt̚.bɔ̄n/ or /bàːs.kêt̚.bɔ̄l/
 === Centering of dipthongs ===
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 === Lenition of /kʰ/ ===
-/kʰ/ was shifted into /x/
+/kʰ/ was shifted into /χ/
 == Phonology & Orthography ==
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 == Vocabularies ==
-Sirenian shares most of its lexicons with Siamese. With differences being that Sirenian has more [[Nguhcraft|Nguhcraftian]] influences. Some words changed their meanings to fit more in-line with Sirenguarded culture.
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 |Kyawcenni "cen"
 |ทราย "sand"
 |}

Astaryuu at 23:41, 8 October 2025

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			{{Infobox language
			\|name=Sirenian
			\|family=[[Yetchian]]<br>[[Ŋarchipelagic languages\|Ŋarchipelagic]]{{disputed}}
			\|era=today
			\|scripts=Latin, previously Thai
			\|country=[[Imerchal]]
			\|demonym=Sirenian
			\|endonym=Sirenian
			\|number=idk
			\|usage=[[Sirenguard]]
			\|lang-code=SRN
			}}
	'''Sirenian''' (Sirenian: Fāhsāh Sajrenian), formerly known as Sirenguarded Thai and Þaj is a dialect of [[w:Thai_language\|Standard Siamese]] spoken in [[Sirenguard\|Sirenguard Autonomous District]].		'''Sirenian''' (Sirenian: Fāhsāh Sajrenian), formerly known as Sirenguarded Thai and Þaj is a dialect of [[w:Thai_language\|Standard Siamese]] spoken in [[Sirenguard\|Sirenguard Autonomous District]].

StemonWasHere at 06:19, 6 October 2025

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	'''Sirenian''' (~~Þaj~~: Fāhsāh Sajrenian), formerly known as Sirenguarded Thai and Þaj is a dialect of [[w:Thai_language\|Standard Siamese]] spoken in [[Sirenguard\|Sirenguard Autonomous District]].		'''Sirenian''' (Sirenian: Fāhsāh Sajrenian), formerly known as Sirenguarded Thai and Þaj is a dialect of [[w:Thai_language\|Standard Siamese]] spoken in [[Sirenguard\|Sirenguard Autonomous District]].

	== History ==		== History ==

StemonWasHere at 06:02, 6 October 2025

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	Sirenian used to be written with the Thai script, but later adopted Latin due to Thai script being ugly as fuck in Minecraft.		Sirenian used to be written with the Thai script, but later adopted Latin due to Thai script being ugly as fuck in Minecraft.

	== Changes from Standard ~~Thai~~ ==		== Changes from Standard Siamese ==
	Technically, Sirenian is a descendant of Siamese, with sound changes being the following (not in order)		Technically, Sirenian is a descendant of Siamese, with sound changes being the following (not in order)