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


== Orthography ==
== Orthography ==
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Every vowel can be geminated. This is written by adding a {{script|script=tanswaiy|t=󰮹}} after the vowel in the Tanswaiy script and with an acute accent on the vowel in the Latin alphabet. In syllables that don't have a coda, monophthongs become geminated.
{| class="wikitable"
{| class="wikitable"
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|+Diphthongs
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==Syntax==
Yakkanogi usually uses SVO word order, but other orders are common due to the case system. Adjectives come before nouns.
==Morphology==
===Declension===
Yakkanogi has 8 cases and three noun categories: animate, concrete and abstract. Abstract nouns have no plural.
{| class="wikitable"
! rowspan="2" |
! colspan="3" |Singular
! colspan="2" |Plural
|-
! Animate
!Concrete
!Abstract
!Animate
!Concrete
|-
| Nominative ||-y
| -∅
| -∅
| -a
| -si
|-
| Genitive||-ia
| -i
| -ia
| -∅
| -iy
|-
| Dative||-o
| -o
| -o
| -om
| -om
|-
|Accusative
| -a
| -ei
| -a
| -am
| -sim
|-
|Instrumental
| -u
| -om
| -om
| -oma
| -omsi
|-
|Allative
| -yka
| -ika
| -ikanym
| -ykanym
| -ikanym
|-
|Adessive
| -yder
| -iru
| -irunym
| -yderym
| -irunym
|-
|Ablative
| -yhia
| -yhia
| -yhym
| -hym
| -yhym
|}
|}

Latest revision as of 15:45, 14 September 2026

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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, Nagil 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
󰨉 l l
󰨊 m m
󰨋 n n
󰨌 ng ŋ
󰨍 p p
󰮺󰨍 pp
󰨃 q ʔ
󰨎 r ɾ
󰨏 s θ
󰨑 t t
󰮺󰨑 tt
󰮵󰨂 tc ts
󰫒 v v
󰨒 x ç (onset only)
󰨓 y j
󰨔 z ð

Vowel diacritics

Tanswaiy Latin Phoneme
󰨀 a a
󰨀󰮹 á
󰨀󰮤 au au
󰨕 e e
󰨕󰮹 é
󰨕󰮤 ea ea
󰨕󰮷 ei ɛi
󰨪 i i
󰨪󰮹 í
󰨪󰮤 ia
󰨪󰮷 iy ɘi
󰨿 o o
󰨿󰮹 ó
󰩔 u u
󰩔󰮹 ú
󰩔󰨀 ua
󰬻 y ɘ
󰬻󰮹 ý ɘː

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

Every vowel can be geminated. This is written by adding a 󰮹 after the vowel in the Tanswaiy script and with an acute accent on the vowel in the Latin alphabet. In syllables that don't have a coda, monophthongs become geminated.

Diphthongs
Front Central Back
Close ɘi
Mid ea
Open ɛi au

Syntax

Yakkanogi usually uses SVO word order, but other orders are common due to the case system. Adjectives come before nouns.

Morphology

Declension

Yakkanogi has 8 cases and three noun categories: animate, concrete and abstract. Abstract nouns have no plural.

Singular Plural
Animate Concrete Abstract Animate Concrete
Nominative -y -∅ -∅ -a -si
Genitive -ia -i -ia -∅ -iy
Dative -o -o -o -om -om
Accusative -a -ei -a -am -sim
Instrumental -u -om -om -oma -omsi
Allative -yka -ika -ikanym -ykanym -ikanym
Adessive -yder -iru -irunym -yderym -irunym
Ablative -yhia -yhia -yhym -hym -yhym