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{{Infobox language|name=Itulankom|family=Chirean|scripts=[[w:Latin script|Latin]]|country=[[Kingdom of Kyaw Cen]]|demonym=Itulankom}}
{{Notice|This ŋarticle is under construction.}}
{{Infobox language
|name=Yakkanogi
|family=[[Tsai-Chire]]
|scripts=[[Tanswaiy]], sometimes [[Latin alphabet|Latin]]
|country=[[Kingdom of Kyaw Cen]]
|regulator=[[Yakkaongi Nation]]
|demonym=Yakkanogi
|lang-code=YAK
}}


Itulankom (Itulankom: [i.tu.laŋ̊ˈkom]) is an indigenous language of [[Shingtsun]], [[Kingdom of Kyaw Cen]]. Formerly spoken in most of that area, it is by now spoken only in the eastern fringes near [[Woclêw]] and [[Mount Xoran]].
'''Yakkanogi''' is a language spoken by the Yakkanogi people in eastern [[Shingtsun]], more precisely around the [[Svérigé]], [[Nagjil]] the [[Yakkanogi Nation]] in northern [[Cistsaia]].


== Phonology ==
== Orthography ==
Itulankom has 17 consonants and 6 vowel qualities, 5 of which may be long or short, as well as 5 diphthongs.
Like [[Kyawcenni]], Yakkanogi uses the [[Tanswaiy]] script. But due to the phonotactics of Yakkanogi being much less restrictive than the one of Kyawcenni, the coda consonant letters are not only used for the coda, but for any consonant not followed by a vowel.
 
=== Consonant letters ===
{| class="wikitable"
!Tanswaiy
!Latin
!Phoneme
|-
|{{script|script=tanswaiy|t=󰨁}}
|b
|b
|-
|{{script|script=tanswaiy|t=󰨂}}
|c
|s
|-
|{{script|script=tanswaiy|t=󰨄}}
|d
|d
|-
|{{script|script=tanswaiy|t=󰫟}}
|f
|f
|-
|{{script|script=tanswaiy|t=󰨅}}
|g
|c (onset)
ç (coda)
|-
|{{script|script=tanswaiy|t=󰨆}}
|h
|h
|-
|{{script|script=tanswaiy|t=󰨈}}
|k
|k
|-
|{{script|script=tanswaiy|t=󰮺󰨈}}
|kk
|kː
|-
|{{script|script=tanswaiy|t=󰨉}}
|l
|l
|-
|{{script|script=tanswaiy|t=󰨊}}
|m
|m
|-
|{{script|script=tanswaiy|t=󰨋}}
|n
|n
|-
|{{script|script=tanswaiy|t=󰨌}}
|ng
|ŋ
|-
|{{script|script=tanswaiy|t=󰨍}}
|p
|p
|-
|{{script|script=tanswaiy|t=󰮺󰨍}}
|pp
|pː
|-
|{{script|script=tanswaiy|t=󰨃}}
|q
|ʔ
|-
|{{script|script=tanswaiy|t=󰨎}}
|r
|ɾ
|-
|{{script|script=tanswaiy|t=󰨏}}
|s
|θ
|-
|{{script|script=tanswaiy|t=󰨑}}
|t
|t
|-
|{{script|script=tanswaiy|t=󰮺󰨑}}
|tt
|tː
|-
|{{script|script=tanswaiy|t=󰮵󰨂}}
|ts
|ts
|-
|{{script|script=tanswaiy|t=󰫒}}
|v
|v
|-
|{{script|script=tanswaiy|t=󰨒}}
|x
|ç (onset only)
|-
|{{script|script=tanswaiy|t=󰨓}}
|y
|j
|-
|{{script|script=tanswaiy|t=󰨔}}
|z
|ð
|}
 
=== Vowel diacritics ===
{| class="wikitable"
!Tanswaiy
!Latin
!Phoneme
|-
|{{script|script=tanswaiy|t=󰨀}}
|a
|a
|-
|{{script|script=tanswaiy|t=󰨀󰮤}}
|au
|au
|-
|{{script|script=tanswaiy|t=󰨕}}
|e
|e
|-
|{{script|script=tanswaiy|t=󰨕󰮤}}
|ea
|ea
|-
|{{script|script=tanswaiy|t=󰨕󰮷}}
|ei
|ɛi
|-
|{{script|script=tanswaiy|t=󰨪}}
|i
|i
|-
|{{script|script=tanswaiy|t=󰨪󰮤}}
|ia
|iɘ
|-
|{{script|script=tanswaiy|t=󰨪󰮷}}
|iy
|ɘi
|-
|{{script|script=tanswaiy|t=󰨿}}
|o
|o
|-
|{{script|script=tanswaiy|t=󰩔}}
|u
|u
|-
|{{script|script=tanswaiy|t=󰩔󰨀}}
|ua
|uə
|-
|{{script|script=tanswaiy|t=󰬻}}
|y
|ɘ
|}
 
==Phonology==
 
=== Consonants ===
{| class="wikitable"
{| class="wikitable"
|+Consonants
!
!
!Labial
! colspan="2" |Labial
!Alveolar
! colspan="2" |Dental
! colspan="2" |Alveolar
!Palatal
!Palatal
!Velar
! colspan="2" |Velar
!Glottal
!Guttural
|-
!Plosive
|p
|b
|θ
|ð
|t
|d
|c
|k
|
|ʔ
|-
|-
!Nasal
!Nasal
|m
|
|n
|m  
|
|
|
|
|
|n
|
|
|-
! rowspan="2" |Plosive
|p
|t
|t͡ʃ
|k
|
|
|-
|ŋ
|b
|d
|d͡ʒ
|g
|
|
|-
|-
!Fricative
!Fricative
|f
|v
|
|
|s
|
|ç
|
|
|s
|ʃ
|
|
|h
|h  
|-
|-
!Approximant
!Affricate
|w
|
|l
|
|j
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|-
|-
!Rhotic
!Liquid
|
|
|
|
|
|r
|ɾ
|l
|j
|
|
|
|
|
|
|}
|}
Nasals assimilate to the place of articulation of following consonants (except for /j, w/), and are pronounced voiceless when before voiceless consonants.
The plosives p, t and k can be geminated.
 
/h/ cannot appear after another consonant.


The consonants /t͡ʃ, d͡ʒ, ʃ, j/ are written <ch, j, sh, y>
=== Vowels ===
{| class="wikitable"
{| class="wikitable"
|+Vowels
!
!
!Front
!Front
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!Back
!Back
|-
|-
!High
!Close
|i(ː)
|i
|ɨ
|ɘ
|u(ː)
|u  
|-
!Mid
|e
|
|o
|-
|-
!Low
!Open
|e(ː)
|
|a(ː)
|a
|o(ː)
|
|}
|}
In addition, the diphthongs /a͡i a͡u e͡a o͡a u͡i/ are present in the language.
Long vowels are written with a circumflex, and the high central vowel is written <ë>
=== Phonotactics ===
The most complex allowed syllable structure is CjVAC, where C is any consonant, j is /j/, V is any vowel, and A is an approximant or nasal.
== Grammar ==
=== Nouns ===
Itulankom is a case-marking language with 7 cases. It is fairly middle-of-the-road when it comes to the degree of synthesis in the language.
It is mostly head-initial, with prepositions, SVO word order, and adjectives that come after nouns.
==== Case ====
The 7 cases of the language are: nominative, accusative, genitive, dative, locative, ablative, instrumental. They are marked with the following suffixes:
{| class="wikitable"
{| class="wikitable"
|+
|+Diphthongs
!
!
!Singular
!Front
!Plural
!Central
!Back
|-
|-
!Nominative
!Close
|N/A
|iə
| -l (after vowels)
|ɘi
-al (after consonants)
|uə
|-
|-
!Accusative
!Mid
| -ë (after most consonants)
|ea
-i (after ch, j, sh)
|
-ye (after vowels)
|
| -ël (after most consonants)
-il (after ch, j, sh)
-yel (after vowels)
|-
|-
!Genitive
!Open
| -ea (after consonants)
|ɛi
-ya (after vowels)
|
| -eahen (after consonants)
|au
-yahen (after vowels)
|-
!Dative
| -osh (after consonants)
-sh (after vowels)
| -oshol (after consonants)
-shol (after vowels)
|-
!Locative
|ëk (after most consonants)
-k (after vowels)
-ik (after ch, j, sh)
|ëlik (after most consonants)
-lik (after vowels)
-ilik (after ch, j, sh)
|-
!Ablative
| -lai
| -lail
|-
!Instrumental
| -mu
| -myas
|}
|}
=== Verbs ===
The language has a copula, the base form of which is -mek.
== Vocabulary ==
The vocabulary of Itulankom has been heavily influenced by [[Kyawcenni language|Kyawcenni]], with many loanwords from that language.
[[Category:Language]]

Latest revision as of 17:17, 11 September 2026

Warning Notice: This ŋarticle is under construction.

Yakkanogi
Language familyTsai-Chire
Writing systemTanswaiy, sometimes Latin
Official status
Spoken inKingdom of Kyaw Cen
Regulated byYakkaongi Nation
Speaker
DemonymYakkanogi
Technical information
Language codeYAK


Yakkanogi is a language spoken by the Yakkanogi people in eastern Shingtsun, more precisely around the Svérigé, Nagjil the Yakkanogi Nation in northern Cistsaia.

Orthography

Like Kyawcenni, Yakkanogi uses the Tanswaiy script. But due to the phonotactics of Yakkanogi being much less restrictive than the one of Kyawcenni, the coda consonant letters are not only used for the coda, but for any consonant not followed by a vowel.

Consonant letters

Tanswaiy Latin Phoneme
󰨁 b b
󰨂 c s
󰨄 d d
󰫟 f f
󰨅 g c (onset)

ç (coda)

󰨆 h h
󰨈 k k
󰮺󰨈 kk kː
󰨉 l l
󰨊 m m
󰨋 n n
󰨌 ng ŋ
󰨍 p p
󰮺󰨍 pp pː
󰨃 q ʔ
󰨎 r ɾ
󰨏 s θ
󰨑 t t
󰮺󰨑 tt tː
󰮵󰨂 ts ts
󰫒 v v
󰨒 x ç (onset only)
󰨓 y j
󰨔 z ð

Vowel diacritics

Tanswaiy Latin Phoneme
󰨀 a a
󰨀󰮤 au au
󰨕 e e
󰨕󰮤 ea ea
󰨕󰮷 ei ɛi
󰨪 i i
󰨪󰮤 ia iɘ
󰨪󰮷 iy ɘi
󰨿 o o
󰩔 u u
󰩔󰨀 ua uə
󰬻 y ɘ

Phonology

Consonants

Labial Dental Alveolar Palatal Velar Guttural
Plosive p b θ ð t d c k ʔ
Nasal m n ŋ
Fricative f v s ç h
Affricate
Liquid ɾ l j

The plosives p, t and k can be geminated.

Vowels

Front Central Back
Close i ɘ u
Mid e o
Open a
Diphthongs
Front Central Back
Close iə ɘi uə
Mid ea
Open ɛi au
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