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'''Morytian''' is a language spoken in the [[Young Colony of Xtrakva]].   
'''Morytian''' is a language spoken in the [[Young Colony of Xtrakva]].   


Morytian is the main language in the larger Morytic language family which includes other languages such as Wentefian and Remÿsian. The language originates from the faroff land of Morytia.
Morytian is the main language in the larger Morytic language family which includes other languages such as Wentefian and [[Remÿsian]]. The language originates from the far-off land of Morytia. The language is part of the Central Morytic sub-family and evolved from New Imperial Morytian.


== Phonology and Orthography ==
== Phonology and Orthography ==
{| class="wikitable mw-collapsible"
{| class="wikitable mw-collapsible"
|+ Consonants<ref>Phonemes in parentheses are specific to various dialects and are not normally found in the standard Gixyx dialect.</ref>
!Consonants
!Consonants
!Labial
|'''Labial'''
!Dental
|'''Dental'''
!Alveolar
|'''Alveolar'''
!Post-Alveolar
|'''Post-Alveolar'''
!Palatal
|'''Palatal'''
!Velar
|'''Velar'''
!Uvular
|'''Uvular'''
!Glottal
|'''Glottal'''
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|'''Plosive'''
|'''Plosive'''
|'''p b'''
|p <nowiki><p></nowiki> <br> b <nowiki><b></nowiki>
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|'''t d'''
|t <nowiki><t></nowiki> <br> d <nowiki><d></nowiki>
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|'''k g'''
|k <nowiki><k></nowiki> <br> (kʶ) <nowiki><kq></nowiki> <br> g <nowiki><g></nowiki>
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|'''Fricative'''
|'''Fricative'''
|'''f v'''
|ɸ ~ f <nowiki><f></nowiki> <br> β ~ v <nowiki><v></nowiki>
|'''θ ð'''
|θ <nowiki><th></nowiki> <br> ð <nowiki><dh></nowiki>
|'''s z'''
|s <nowiki><s></nowiki> <br> z <nowiki><z></nowiki>
|'''ʃ ʒ'''
|ʃ <nowiki><sh></nowiki> <br> ʒ <nowiki><zh></nowiki>
|'''ç (ʝ)'''
|ç <nowiki><jh></nowiki> <br> (ʝ) <nowiki><zj></nowiki>
|'''x ɣ'''
|x <nowiki><x></nowiki> <br> ɣ <nowiki><gh></nowiki>
|'''χ (ʁ)'''
|χ <nowiki><q></nowiki> <br> (ʁ) <nowiki><gq></nowiki>
|'''h'''
|h <h>
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|'''Affricate'''
|'''Affricate'''
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|ts <nowiki><c></nowiki> <br> dz <dz>
|'''tʃ dʒ'''
|tʃ <nowiki><ch></nowiki> <br> dʒ <nowiki><cz></nowiki>
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|'''Nasal'''
|'''m'''
|m <m>
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|n <n>
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|(ɲ) <nowiki><nj></nowiki>
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|ŋ <nowiki><ng></nowiki>
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{| class="wikitable mw-collapsible"
|+ Vowels
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! Vowels
| '''Front'''
| '''Central'''
| '''Back'''
|-
| '''Close''' || i ~ ɪ <nowiki><i></nowiki> <br> y ~ ɤ <nowiki><u></nowiki> || || ɯ ~ ɤ <ÿ> <br> u ~ ʊ <ü>
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| '''Mid''' || ɛ ~ æ <e> || ə ~ ɨ <y> || ɔ ~ o <o>
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| '''Open''' || a <a> || || ɑ <ä>
|}
Stress occurs on the second syllable, (eg. A word like "Agäl" <small><small>(wind)</small></small> would be pronounced /aˈgɑl/ and not /ˈagɑl/.)
== Grammar ==
=== Word Worder ===
Morytian is an SOV language. The subject always comes first in a sentence and the verb at the very end. Indirect objects usually come before direct objects.
=== Pronouns ===
{| class="wikitable mw-collapsible"
|+ Nominative Pronouns
|-
! colspan="2" |'''Pronouns'''
| '''Singular'''
| '''Dual'''
| '''Paucal'''
| '''Plural'''
| '''Collective'''
|-
| rowspan="2" | '''First Person''' || ''Inclusive'' || rowspan="2" |Lem || Eln || Ilni || Üln|| Ÿln
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|| ''Exclusive'' || Le/El || Il || Ül || Ÿl
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| colspan="2" | '''Second Person''' || colspan="2" | Ne || Ni|| Nü || Nÿ
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| rowspan="3" | '''Third Person''' || ''Animate'' || colspan="2" | E || I || Ü || Ÿ
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| ''Inanimate'' || colspan="2" | Me || Mi || Mü || Mÿ
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| ''Abstract'' || colspan="2" | Che || Chi || Chü || Chÿ
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|  colspan="2" | '''Impersonal''' || Ry || Ery || Iry || Üry || Ÿry
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|}
{| class="wikitable mw-collapsible"
|+ Genitive Pronouns
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! colspan="2" |'''Pronouns'''
| '''Singular'''
| '''Dual'''
| '''Paucal'''
| '''Plural'''
| '''Collective'''
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| rowspan="2" | '''First Person''' || ''Inclusive'' || rowspan="2" |Lesh || Elns || Ilns || Ülns || Ÿlns
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|| ''Exclusive'' || Lech/Elch || Ilch || Ülch || Ÿlch
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| colspan="2" | '''Second Person''' || colspan="2" | Nesh || Nish || Nüs || Nÿs
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| rowspan="3" | '''Third Person''' || ''Animate'' || colspan="2" | Es || Is || Üs || Ÿs
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| ''Inanimate'' || colspan="2" | Mes || Mis || Müs || Mÿs
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| ''Abstract'' || colspan="2" | Ches || Chis || Chüs || Chÿs
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|  colspan="2" | '''Impersonal''' || Rys || Erys || Irys || Ürys || Ÿrys
|-
|}
=== Nouns ===
Nouns in Morytian are marked with case and number. There are four common numbers as well as a fifth which is mainly used in writing and poetry.
{| class="wikitable mw-collapsible"
|+ Grammatical number
|-
! Number !! Morytian !! English Translation
|-
| Singular || Mbÿr || Goat / A goat
|-
| Dual || Mbÿr'''e''' || Two goats
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| Paucal || Mbÿr'''i'''|| Some goats
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| Plural || Mbÿr'''ü'''|| A lot of goats
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| Collective || Mbÿr'''ÿ''' || All goats
|}
==== Cases ====
Depending on dialects and the standards. Morytian has anywhere from seven to fourteen cases. These cases are commonly divided into two groups, the common cases and the poetic cases.
{| class="wikitable mw-collapsible"
|+ ''Common'' cases
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! Case !! Morytian !! English Translation
|-
| Nominative || Mbÿr / Mbÿr'''k'''|| Goat
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| Accusative || Mbÿr'''t''' / Mbÿr'''th'''|| Goat
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| Dative|| Mbÿr / Mbÿr'''p'''|| Goat
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| Genitive || Mbÿr'''sh''' || Goat's
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| Locative || Mbÿr'''zo''' || At the goat
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| Instrumental || Mbÿr'''gh''' || With/using a goat
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| Comitative || Mbÿr'''m''' || With/accompanying a goat
|}
The poetic cases are mostly relegated to inanimate objects. They are completely optional and only really used in poetry
{| class="wikitable mw-collapsible"
|+ ''Poetic'' cases
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! Case !! Morytian !! English Translation
|-
| Vocative || Mir'''c''' / Mir'''ch'''|| House
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| Ablative|| Mir'''v'''|| Away from a house
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| Illative || Mir'''s''' / Mir'''es'''|| Into a house
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| Elative || Mir'''n''' / Mir'''en''' || Out of a house
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| Perlative || Mi'''r''' || Through a house
|-
| Distributive || Mirk'''s''' || Each house
|-
| Superessive || Mir'''el''' || On top of a goat
|}
==== Articles ====
Morytian makes use of articles, there is no indirect article but there is a direct article. The direct article is S'- and is a prefix. The definite article can be attached to nouns, pronouns, adjectives and verbs for added emphasis or importance.
=== Verbs ===
Morytian is an agglutinative language that attaches aspects to roots in the form of suffixes.
{| class="wikitable mw-collapsible"
|+ Verb suffixes
|-
! Suffix !! Meaning !! Example !! Notes
|-
| -(y)m || Past tense || Lem fun ac''ym'' <br> I ''read'' <small><small>(past tense)</small></small> a book || Example
|-
| -(y)r || Future tense|| Lem fun ac''yr'' <br> I ''will'' read a book|| Example
|-
| -(y)th(e) || Continuous || Lem fun ac''yth'' <br> I ''am'' read''ing'' a book || Example
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| -du || Habitual || Lem fun ac''du'' <br> I ''regularly'' read a book|| Example
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| -po(n) || Ability || Lem s'fun ac''po'' <br> I ''can'' read the book || Ability to perform action
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| -(y)ch || Want || Lem fun ac''ych'' <br> I ''want to'' read a book || Wanting to perform action
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| -xe || Passive || Lem ac''xe'' <br> I read <small><small>(know)</small></small> ''myself'' || Example
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| -va || Causative || Lem nev s'funt ac''va'' <br> I ''make'' you read the book|| Example
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| -jo || Imperative || ac''jo!'' <br> ''read!''|| Example
|-
| -kÿ || Intensifier <br> Added stress || Lem s'fun ac''kÿ'' <br> I ''Read'' a book|| Example
|-
| -xüb || Something <br> Unspecified object || Lem ac''xüb'' <br> I read <small><small>''(something)''</small></small>|| Example
|-
| -(h)äb || Negation || Lem funü ac''äb'' <br> I ''don't'' read books|| Example
|}
Verb suffixes can stack to create a more precise meaning, (eg. ''"Lem s'fun acymponäb"'', meaning ''"I could not read a book"''.)
Together with verb suffix are ''Nominalizers'' which turn verbs into nouns.
{| class="wikitable mw-collapsible"
|+ Nominalizers
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! Suffix !! Meaning !! Example !! Note
|-
| -a || Common <br> Nominalizer || S'fun jän acym''a'' <br> The book was a good ''read'' || Turns verb into a normal noun
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| -da || Concept <br> Nominalizer || Lem mys ac''da'' <br> I like ''<small><small>(the concept of)</small></small>'' reading|| Turns verb into a concept noun
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| -ral || Doer <br> -er || Lem ac''ral'' <br> I ''am a'' read''er''|| Doer of a verb or is of the state
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| -cy || Place || Lem s'a''cy''zo <br> I am at the ''reading place'' || Place where the action is performed
|}
== Vocabulary ==
=== Numbers ===
{| class="wikitable mw-collapsible"
|+ Numbers 1-10
|-
! Morytian Numbers !! English Number
|-
| Än(ä) || One
|-
| En(ä) || Two
|-
| Jil(ä) || Three
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| Ic(ä) || Four
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| Jek(ä) || Five
|-
| Üz(ä) || Six
|-
| Ül(ä) || Seven
|-
| Om(ä) || Eight
|-
| Yd(ä) || Nine
|-
| Dzän(ä) || Ten
|}
=== Common phrases ===
{| class="wikitable mw-collapsible"
|+ Common prhases
|-
! Morytian Phrase <br> <small>Pronunciation</small> !! English Translation <small>Word for word</small> !! Notes
|-
| Kavs! <br> <small>/kavs/</small>|| Hello!/Goodbye! || Simple greeting used both formally and informally. If you are greeting multiple people, you attach a number suffix (eg. Kavsi - for a few people, Kavsü - for several people, kavsÿ - everyone in a group or setting)
|-
| Ne canem ha? <br> <small>/nɛ t͡sanɛm ha/</small>|| How are you? <br> <small>You <small>(with)</small> emotion what?</small> || To ask a question, you put the question word at the end of the sentence.
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| Lem geltom. <br> <small>/lɛm gɛlˈtɔm/</small> || I am happy. <br> <small>"I <small>(am with)</small> happiness"</small> || To tell people that you have a certain emotion, you put the emotion or mood in the comitative case (eg. You "appear alongside" the emotion).
|-
| Ne xonch? <br> <small>/nɛ xɔnt͡ʃ/</small> || Want to eat? <br> <small>"you eat-want?"</small> ||
|-
| Äb, lem en omze myha, xonym. <br> <small>/ɑb lɛm ɛn ɔmzɛ məha xɔnəm/</small> || No, I ate two hours ago. <br> <small>No, I at two -hours before, ate</small>||
|}
=== Word list ===
Below is a list of common words. A more complete dictionary can be found whenever it is ready.
{| class="wikitable mw-collapsible"
|+ Vocabulary
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! Word !! Meaning !! Notes
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| Ac <small>/at͡s/</small> || Read || Verb
|-
| Agäl <small>/aˈgɑl/</small> || Wind || Noun
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| Agh <small>/aɣ/</small> || Decide || Verb
|-
| Ajx(y) <small>/ajx/</small> || Guard || Verb & Noun
|-
| Ädo <small>/ɑˈdɔ/</small> || Key || Noun
|-
| Äs <small>/ɑs/</small> || Pure || Adjective
|-
| Ävam <small>/ɑˈvam/</small> || Without || Adposition
|-
| Bi <small>/bi/</small> || Head || Noun
|-
| Bor <small>/bɔr/</small> || Time || Noun
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| Bores <small>/bɔˈrɛs/</small> || Clock || Noun
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| Chän <small>/t͡ʃɑn/</small> || Money|| Noun
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| Crüx <small>/t͡srux/</small> || Pain || Noun
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| Chÿl <small>/t͡ʃɯl/</small> || Hope || Noun
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| Cy <small>/t͡sə/</small> || Place || Noun
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| Dos <small>/dɔs/</small> || Have || Verb
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| Fal <small>/fal/</small>|| Speak || Verb
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| Fun <small>/fʏn/</small> || Book || Noun
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| Jü <small>/ju/</small> || At || Adposition
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| Klash <small>/klaʃ/</small> || Advantage || Noun
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| Lan <small>/lan/</small> || Big || Adjective
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| Mbÿr <small>/mbɯr/</small> || Goat || Noun
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| Mirke <small>/mɪrˈkɛ/</small> || House || Noun
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| Nal <small>/nal/</small>|| Water || Noun
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| Nala <small>/naˈla/</small>|| River || Noun
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| Ngü <small>/ŋu/</small> || Hall || Noun
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| Nyr <small>/nər/</small> || Study || Verb
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| Ras <small>/ras/</small> || Love (Platonic) || Verb
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| Rata <small>/raˈta/</small> || Over there || Adverb
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| Rathe <small>/raˈθɛ/</small> || Beauty || Noun
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| Säk <small>/sɑk/</small> || Meat || Noun
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| Sap <small>/sap/</small> || Cheese || Noun
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| Täl <small>/tɑl/</small> || Wear || Verb
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| Thÿqe <small>/θɯˈχɛ/</small> || Fool || Noun
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| Trek <small>/trɛk/</small> || Year || Noun
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| Val <small>/val/</small> || Language || Noun
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| Voj <small>/vɔj/</small>  || Song || Noun
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| Xyx <small>/xəx/</small> || Town/City || Noun
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|}
[[Category:Language]]
[[Category:Language]]

Revision as of 17:38, 3 May 2025

Morytian
Language familyMorytic
Writing systemLatin
Official status
Spoken inXtrakva
Speaker
EndonymMürytaval [murətaval]
ExonymMorytian
Technical information
Language codeMOR

Morytian is a language spoken in the Young Colony of Xtrakva.

Morytian is the main language in the larger Morytic language family which includes other languages such as Wentefian and Remÿsian. The language originates from the far-off land of Morytia. The language is part of the Central Morytic sub-family and evolved from New Imperial Morytian.

Phonology and Orthography

Consonants[1]
Consonants Labial Dental Alveolar Post-Alveolar Palatal Velar Uvular Glottal
Plosive p <p>
b <b> 		t <t>
d <d> 		k <k>
(kʶ) <kq>
g <g>
Fricative ɸ ~ f <f>
β ~ v <v> 		θ <th>
ð <dh> 		s <s>
z <z> 		ʃ <sh>
ʒ <zh> 		ç <jh>
(ʝ) <zj> 		x <x>
ɣ <gh> 		χ <q>
(ʁ) <gq> 		h <h>
Affricate ts <c>
dz <dz> 		tʃ <ch>
dʒ <cz>
Nasal m <m> n <n> (ɲ) <nj> ŋ <ng>
Approximant l <l> j <j>
Trill r <r>
Vowels
Vowels Front Central Back
Close i ~ ɪ <i>
y ~ ɤ <u>		 ɯ ~ ɤ <ÿ>
u ~ ʊ <ü>
Mid ɛ ~ æ <e> ə ~ ɨ <y> ɔ ~ o <o>
Open a <a> ɑ <ä>

Stress occurs on the second syllable, (eg. A word like "Agäl" (wind) would be pronounced /aˈgɑl/ and not /ˈagɑl/.)

Grammar

Word Worder

Morytian is an SOV language. The subject always comes first in a sentence and the verb at the very end. Indirect objects usually come before direct objects.

Pronouns

Nominative Pronouns
Pronouns Singular Dual Paucal Plural Collective
First Person Inclusive Lem Eln Ilni Üln Ÿln
Exclusive Le/El Il Ül Ÿl
Second Person Ne Ni Nü Nÿ
Third Person Animate E I Ü Ÿ
Inanimate Me Mi Mü Mÿ
Abstract Che Chi Chü Chÿ
Impersonal Ry Ery Iry Üry Ÿry
Genitive Pronouns
Pronouns Singular Dual Paucal Plural Collective
First Person Inclusive Lesh Elns Ilns Ülns Ÿlns
Exclusive Lech/Elch Ilch Ülch Ÿlch
Second Person Nesh Nish Nüs Nÿs
Third Person Animate Es Is Üs Ÿs
Inanimate Mes Mis Müs Mÿs
Abstract Ches Chis Chüs Chÿs
Impersonal Rys Erys Irys Ürys Ÿrys

Nouns

Nouns in Morytian are marked with case and number. There are four common numbers as well as a fifth which is mainly used in writing and poetry.

Grammatical number
Number Morytian English Translation
Singular Mbÿr Goat / A goat
Dual Mbÿre Two goats
Paucal Mbÿri Some goats
Plural Mbÿrü A lot of goats
Collective Mbÿrÿ All goats

Cases

Depending on dialects and the standards. Morytian has anywhere from seven to fourteen cases. These cases are commonly divided into two groups, the common cases and the poetic cases.

Common cases
Case Morytian English Translation
Nominative Mbÿr / Mbÿrk Goat
Accusative Mbÿrt / Mbÿrth Goat
Dative Mbÿr / Mbÿrp Goat
Genitive Mbÿrsh Goat's
Locative Mbÿrzo At the goat
Instrumental Mbÿrgh With/using a goat
Comitative Mbÿrm With/accompanying a goat

The poetic cases are mostly relegated to inanimate objects. They are completely optional and only really used in poetry

Poetic cases
Case Morytian English Translation
Vocative Mirc / Mirch House
Ablative Mirv Away from a house
Illative Mirs / Mires Into a house
Elative Mirn / Miren Out of a house
Perlative Mir Through a house
Distributive Mirks Each house
Superessive Mirel On top of a goat

Articles

Morytian makes use of articles, there is no indirect article but there is a direct article. The direct article is S'- and is a prefix. The definite article can be attached to nouns, pronouns, adjectives and verbs for added emphasis or importance.

Verbs

Morytian is an agglutinative language that attaches aspects to roots in the form of suffixes.

Verb suffixes
Suffix Meaning Example Notes
-(y)m Past tense Lem fun acym
I read (past tense) a book		 Example
-(y)r Future tense Lem fun acyr
I will read a book		 Example
-(y)th(e) Continuous Lem fun acyth
I am reading a book		 Example
-du Habitual Lem fun acdu
I regularly read a book		 Example
-po(n) Ability Lem s'fun acpo
I can read the book		 Ability to perform action
-(y)ch Want Lem fun acych
I want to read a book		 Wanting to perform action
-xe Passive Lem acxe
I read (know) myself		 Example
-va Causative Lem nev s'funt acva
I make you read the book		 Example
-jo Imperative acjo!
read!		 Example
-kÿ Intensifier
Added stress		 Lem s'fun ackÿ
I Read a book		 Example
-xüb Something
Unspecified object		 Lem acxüb
I read (something)		 Example
-(h)äb Negation Lem funü acäb
I don't read books		 Example

Verb suffixes can stack to create a more precise meaning, (eg. "Lem s'fun acymponäb", meaning "I could not read a book".)

Together with verb suffix are Nominalizers which turn verbs into nouns.

Nominalizers
Suffix Meaning Example Note
-a Common
Nominalizer		 S'fun jän acyma
The book was a good read		 Turns verb into a normal noun
-da Concept
Nominalizer		 Lem mys acda
I like (the concept of) reading		 Turns verb into a concept noun
-ral Doer
-er		 Lem acral
I am a reader		 Doer of a verb or is of the state
-cy Place Lem s'acyzo
I am at the reading place		 Place where the action is performed

Vocabulary

Numbers

Numbers 1-10
Morytian Numbers English Number
Än(ä) One
En(ä) Two
Jil(ä) Three
Ic(ä) Four
Jek(ä) Five
Üz(ä) Six
Ül(ä) Seven
Om(ä) Eight
Yd(ä) Nine
Dzän(ä) Ten

Common phrases

Common prhases
Morytian Phrase
Pronunciation		 English Translation Word for word Notes
Kavs!
/kavs/		 Hello!/Goodbye! Simple greeting used both formally and informally. If you are greeting multiple people, you attach a number suffix (eg. Kavsi - for a few people, Kavsü - for several people, kavsÿ - everyone in a group or setting)
Ne canem ha?
/nɛ t͡sanɛm ha/		 How are you?
You (with) emotion what?		 To ask a question, you put the question word at the end of the sentence.
Lem geltom.
/lɛm gɛlˈtɔm/		 I am happy.
"I (am with) happiness"		 To tell people that you have a certain emotion, you put the emotion or mood in the comitative case (eg. You "appear alongside" the emotion).
Ne xonch?
/nɛ xɔnt͡ʃ/		 Want to eat?
"you eat-want?"
Äb, lem en omze myha, xonym.
/ɑb lɛm ɛn ɔmzɛ məha xɔnəm/		 No, I ate two hours ago.
No, I at two -hours before, ate

Word list

Below is a list of common words. A more complete dictionary can be found whenever it is ready.

Vocabulary
Word Meaning Notes
Ac /at͡s/ Read Verb
Agäl /aˈgɑl/ Wind Noun
Agh /aɣ/ Decide Verb
Ajx(y) /ajx/ Guard Verb & Noun
Ädo /ɑˈdɔ/ Key Noun
Äs /ɑs/ Pure Adjective
Ävam /ɑˈvam/ Without Adposition
Bi /bi/ Head Noun
Bor /bɔr/ Time Noun
Bores /bɔˈrɛs/ Clock Noun
Chän /t͡ʃɑn/ Money Noun
Crüx /t͡srux/ Pain Noun
Chÿl /t͡ʃɯl/ Hope Noun
Cy /t͡sə/ Place Noun
Dos /dɔs/ Have Verb
Fal /fal/ Speak Verb
Fun /fʏn/ Book Noun
Jü /ju/ At Adposition
Klash /klaʃ/ Advantage Noun
Lan /lan/ Big Adjective
Mbÿr /mbɯr/ Goat Noun
Mirke /mɪrˈkɛ/ House Noun
Nal /nal/ Water Noun
Nala /naˈla/ River Noun
Ngü /ŋu/ Hall Noun
Nyr /nər/ Study Verb
Ras /ras/ Love (Platonic) Verb
Rata /raˈta/ Over there Adverb
Rathe /raˈθɛ/ Beauty Noun
Säk /sɑk/ Meat Noun
Sap /sap/ Cheese Noun
Täl /tɑl/ Wear Verb
Thÿqe /θɯˈχɛ/ Fool Noun
Trek /trɛk/ Year Noun
Val /val/ Language Noun
Voj /vɔj/ Song Noun
Xyx /xəx/ Town/City Noun
  1. ↑ Phonemes in parentheses are specific to various dialects and are not normally found in the standard Gixyx dialect.
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