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|name=Moss
|name=Moss
|family=[[Cangic Languages|Cangic]]
|family=[[Cangic Languages|Cangic]]
|early-forms=Classical Tanzangi,
|early-forms=Classical Tanzangi,</br>
[[Cangic Languages#Proto-Cang Language|Proto-Cangic]]
[[Cangic Languages#Proto-Cang Language|Proto-Cangic]]
|scripts=[[Tanzangi#Script|Tanzangi Alphabet]]
|scripts=Hangul,</br>Latin
|country=[[Tanzang]]
|country=[[Tanzang]]
|regulator=Government of [[Tanzang]]
|regulator=Government of [[Tanzang]]
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Moss ([[Tanzangi]]: ''Mojasti'' /moˈʒəsti/, Moss: ''Morasi'' /mo̞ɦɐ́si/) is a [[Cangic Languages|Cangic]] language, belonging to the Dangic sub-family. It is the official language of the Tanzangi colony of [[Moshas|Mosas]]. Moss evolved from Classical Tanzangi as spoken by Tanzangi colonists in Mosas.
Moss ([[Tanzangi]]: ''Mojasti'' /moˈʒəsti/, Moss: 모라시 ''Morasi'' /mo̞ɾási/) is a [[Cangic Languages|Cangic]] language, belonging to the Dangic sub-family. It is the official language of the Tanzangi colony of [[Moshas|Mosas]]. Moss evolved from Classical Tanzangi as spoken by Tanzangi colonists in Mosas.


== Phonology ==
== Phonology ==
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!Alveo-Dental
!Alveo-Dental
!Palatal
!Palatal
!Velar
!Dorsal
!Glottal
|-
|-
! colspan="2" |Nasal
! colspan="2" |Nasal
|m m̥ m̤
|m m̥
|n n̥ n̤
|n n̥
|
|ŋ ŋ̊ ŋ̈
|
|
|ŋ ŋ̊
|-
|-
! rowspan="2" |Plosive
! rowspan="2" |Plosive
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|
|k
|k
|
|-
|-
!+V
!+V
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|
|g
|g
|
|-
|-
! rowspan="2" |Fricative
! rowspan="2" |Fricative
!-V
!-V
|ɸ
|
|θ s s̥
|s
|ʃ
|ʃ
|x
|h
|h h̥
|-
|-
!+V
!+V
|β
|
|ð z z̤
|z
|ʒ
|ʒ
|ɣ
|
|ɦ ɦ̤
|-
|-
! colspan="2" |Liquid
! colspan="2" |Liquid
|
|
|l l̥ l̤
|l l̥ ɾ
|
|
|
|
|
|}
|}


* Plosives /p t k b d g/ rarely appear outside of intervocalic position.
* Sequences /pp bb tt dd kk gg/ are lenited to [ɸ β θ ð x ɣ] intervocalically.
* Voiceless and breathy-voiced liquids are only realized as such when followed by a voiceless or voiced consonant (with a vowel between) respectively, or the word boundary.
** Many concider these to be seperate phonemes entirely.
** In these positions, the following vowel becomes voiceless or breathy-voiced.
* Voiceless liquids /m̥ n̥ ŋ̊ l̥/ are exclusive to intervocalic position.
** In other positions, they merge with plain /m n ŋ l/
** These phonemes may be analyzed as the sequences /mh nh ŋh lh/.
** Breathy-voiced /z̤/ works the same way, but "voiceless" /s̥ h̥/ and "breathy" /ɦ̤/ are realized the same as normal /s h ɦ/. The only difference between these phonemes is the following vowel.
* Affricates [ts dz tʃ dʒ] appear as allophones of /s z ʃ ʒ/ after liquids, and as sequences of /t.s d.z t.ʃ d.ʒ/ across syllable boundaries.
* Affricates [ts dz tʃ dʒ] appear as allophones of /s z ʃ ʒ/ after nasals and /l/.
* Only the phonemes /m n ŋ p t k ɸ θ x s l h/ can appear word-finally and in syllable coda.
* /f v/ are merged with /ɸ β/ by most speakers.
* Only the phonemes /m n ŋ p t k ɸ θ x s h l/ can appear word-finally and in syllable coda.


=== Vowels ===
=== Vowels ===
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|-
|-
!Mid
!Mid
|e̞
|e
|ə
|ə
|o̞
|o
|-
|-
!Open
!Open
|æ
|æ
|ɐ
|a
|ɒ
|ɒ
|}
|}


* Vowels have very little allophony and are realized the same in all positions.
*
* The vowels /e o a/ are more precisely realized as [e̞ o̞ ä], but are not notated as such for the purpose of convenience.
* Hiatus is allowed.
* Hiatus is allowed.


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== Orthography ==
== Orthography ==
Moss's Latin orthography has undergone multiple reforms since the time of Classical Tanzangi. Its use of the Dang Alphabet, however, has remained nearly the same, with a few exceptions.
Moss's Latin orthography has undergone multiple reforms since the time of Classical Tanzangi. Its use of Hangul was very recently adopted.
{| class="wikitable"
{| class="wikitable"
|+
|+
!Phoneme
!Phoneme
!Latin
!Latin
!Dangic
!Hangul
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|-
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|m
|m
|m
|
|마
|-
|-
|m̥
|m̥
|mh
|mh
|
|암하
|-
|m̤
|rm
|
|-
|-
|n
|n
|n
|n
|
|나
|-
|-
|n̥
|n̥
|nh
|nh
|
|안하
|-
|n̤
|rn
|
|-
|-
|ŋ
|ŋ
|ng
|ng
|
|앙아
|-
|-
|ŋ̊
|ŋ̊
|ngh
|ngh
|
|앙하
|-
|ŋ̈
|rng
|
|-
|-
|p
|p
|pp
|p
|
|바
|-
|-
|b
|b
|bb
|b
|
|빠
|-
|-
|t
|t
|tt
|t
|
|다
|-
|-
|d
|d
|dd
|d
|
|따
|-
|-
|k
|k
|kk
|k
|
|가
|-
|-
|g
|g
|gg
|g
|
|까
|-
|-
|ɸ
|s
|p
|s
|
|사
|-
|-
|β
|z
|b
|z
|
|싸
|-
|θ
|t
|
|-
|ð
|d
|
|-
|-
|ʃ
|ʃ
|c
|c
|
|자
|-
|-
|ʒ
|ʒ
|j
|j
|
|짜
|-
|x
|k
|
|-
|ɣ
|g
|
|-
|s
|s
|
|-
|s̥
|sh
|
|-
|z
|z
|
|-
|z̤
|rz
|
|-
|-
|h
|h
|h
|h
|
|하
|-
|h̥
|hh
|
|-
|ɦ
|r
|
|-
|ɦ̤
|rr
|
|-
|-
|l
|l
|l
|l
|
|알아
|-
|-
|l̥
|l̥
|lh
|lh
|
|알하
|-
|-
|l̤
|ɾ
|rl
|r
|
|라
|-
|-
|i
|i
|i
|i
|
|이
|-
|-
|
|ɨ
|y
|y
|
|으
|-
|-
|u
|u
|u
|u
|
|우
|-
|-
|
|e
|e
|
|e
|에
|-
|-
|
|ə
|ỳ
|ỳ
|
|어
|-
|-
|
|o
|o
|
|o
|오
|-
|-
|
|æ
|è
|è
|
|애
|-
|-
|
|a
|a
|
|a
|아
|-
|-
|
|ɒ
|ò
|ò
|
|와
|}
|}


Latest revision as of 04:57, 27 July 2026

Moss
Language familyCangic
Early form(s)Classical Tanzangi,
Proto-Cangic
Writing systemHangul,
Latin
Official status
Spoken inTanzang
Regulated byGovernment of Tanzang
Speaker
EndonymMorasi
Number of speakers1
Technical information
Language code???

Moss (Tanzangi: Mojasti /moˈʒəsti/, Moss: 모라시 Morasi /mo̞ɾási/) is a Cangic language, belonging to the Dangic sub-family. It is the official language of the Tanzangi colony of Mosas. Moss evolved from Classical Tanzangi as spoken by Tanzangi colonists in Mosas.

Phonology

Consonants

Labial Alveo-Dental Palatal Dorsal
Nasal m m̥ n n̥ ŋ ŋ̊
Plosive -V p t k
+V b d g
Fricative -V s ʃ h
+V z ʒ
Liquid l l̥ ɾ
  • Sequences /pp bb tt dd kk gg/ are lenited to [ɸ β θ ð x ɣ] intervocalically.
    • Many concider these to be seperate phonemes entirely.
  • Voiceless liquids /m̥ n̥ ŋ̊ l̥/ are exclusive to intervocalic position.
    • These phonemes may be analyzed as the sequences /mh nh ŋh lh/.
  • Affricates [ts dz tʃ dʒ] appear as allophones of /s z ʃ ʒ/ after liquids, and as sequences of /t.s d.z t.ʃ d.ʒ/ across syllable boundaries.
  • Only the phonemes /m n ŋ p t k ɸ θ x s l h/ can appear word-finally and in syllable coda.

Vowels

Front Central Back
Close i ɨ u
Mid e ə o
Open æ a ɒ
  • The vowels /e o a/ are more precisely realized as [e̞ o̞ ä], but are not notated as such for the purpose of convenience.
  • Hiatus is allowed.

Stress

Moss features a pitch accent system. It follows Classical Tanzangi's rule of penultimate stress with very little native exceptions. Loanwords may follow a different stress pattern, marked by an acute.

Orthography

Moss's Latin orthography has undergone multiple reforms since the time of Classical Tanzangi. Its use of Hangul was very recently adopted.

Phoneme Latin Hangul
m m 마
m̥ mh 암하
n n 나
n̥ nh 안하
ŋ ng 앙아
ŋ̊ ngh 앙하
p p 바
b b 빠
t t 다
d d 따
k k 가
g g 까
s s 사
z z 싸
ʃ c 자
ʒ j 짜
h h 하
l l 알아
l̥ lh 알하
ɾ r 라
i i 이
ɨ y 으
u u 우
e e 에
ə ỳ 어
o o 오
æ è 애
a a 아
ɒ ò 와

Grammar

Moss's grammar is nearly identical to that of both Classical and Modern Tanzangi. One notable difference is the retention of SVO word order in the interrogative mood. Additionally, Moss lacks the pro-drop nature of Tanzangi, as well as retaining the accusative case.

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