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| |name=High Laevanaak <br> <span class="script-laevanaak"></span>
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| |family=[[Laevanaak Languages|Laevanaak language family]]
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| |early-forms=[[Ancient Laevanaak]], [[Livanar]]
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| |era=ca. 100 AD to today
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| |scripts=Laevanaak Script
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| |country=[[Enkavak]]
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| |regulator=Government of [[Enkavak]]
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| |demonym=Atlantic, Laevanaaic
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| |number=at least 2
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| |usage=Native language, government language
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| |lang-code=LVK
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| }}
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| '''High Laevanaak''' or '''Laevanaak''' /lɛvɐnɐːk/ (Laevanaak: <span class="script-laevanaak"></span> Laevanaak /lɛvɐnɐːk/) is a mediterranean language derived from [[Ancient Laevanaak]] and [[Kaarratosk]]. Laevanaak is spoken in [[Enkavak]] and was starting to be spoken at around 100 AD. Other languages in the [[Laevanaak Languages|language family of Laevanaak]] are [[Livanar]], [[Ancient Laevanaak]], [[Kaarratosk]] and [[Navnaak]]. The official government documentation of Laevanaak is hosted on [https://enkavak.xhesas.com/resource/laevanaak.pdf enkavak.xhesas.com].
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| == Phonology ==
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| === Consonants ===
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| {| class="wikitable"
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| ! !! [[wikipedia:Labial consonant|Labial]] !! [[wikipedia:Alveolar consonant|Alveolar]]!! [[wikipedia:Velar consonant|Velar]]!! [[wikipedia:Glotal consonant|Glotal]]
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| ! [[wikipedia:Nasal|Nasal]]
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| | m || n || ŋ ||
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| |-
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| ! [[wikipedia:Plosive|Plosive]]
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| | || || k ɡ || ʔ
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| |-
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| ! [[wikipedia:Fricative|Fricative]]
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| | v || ɬ || ||
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| |-
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| ! [[wikipedia:Approximant|Approximant]]
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| | || l || ||
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| |}
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| /l͜v/ (<span class="script-laevanaak"></span>) is an allophone and alternative pronounciation of /ɬ/ in High Laevanaak. [[wikipedia:Velar consonant|Velar phonemes]] can sometimes be pronounced [[wikipedia:Uvular consonant|uvular]], these are still allophones in High Laevanaak while in other Laevanaak languages [[wikipedia:Uvular consonant|uvular phonemes]] are their own phonemes.
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| === Vowels ===
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| {| class="wikitable"
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| ! !! [[wikipedia:Front vowel|Front]]!! [[wikipedia:Central vowel|Central]]!! [[wikipedia:Back vowel|Back]]
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| |-
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| ! [[wikipedia:Close vowel|Close]]
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| | (ɪ) || ||
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| |-
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| ! [[wikipedia:Open-mid vowel|Mid]]
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| | ɛ || ||
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| |-
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| ! [[wikipedia:Open vowel|Open]]
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| | a || ɐ || ɑ
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| |}
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| In High Laevanaak most of the time open vowels are allophones. /ɪ/ (<span class="script-laevanaak"></span>) is in High Laevanaak often an allophone of /ɛ/.
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| == Script ==
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| High Laevanaak has two alphabets. The main alphabet has 16 letters and is used for most of the native words in Laevanaak. The second alphabet has 55 letters and is used for names and loadwords.
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| === Main Alphabet ===
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| * <span class="script-laevanaak"></span> Ega /ʔɛːgɑ/ <<span class="script-laevanaak"></span>> is one of the two main vowels and is used for /ɛ/ or /ʔɛ/.
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| * <span class="script-laevanaak"></span> Lima /lɪːmɑ/ or /lɛːmɑ/ <<span class="script-laevanaak"></span>> is used for /l/.
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| * <span class="script-laevanaak"></span> Ngelva /ŋɛːl͜vɑ/ or /ŋɛːɬɑ/ <<span class="script-laevanaak"></span>> is used for /ŋ/.
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| * <span class="script-laevanaak"></span> Ahma /ʔɐʔɐːmɑ/ <<span class="script-laevanaak"></span>> is used for /ʔ/.
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| * <span class="script-laevanaak"></span> Vneva /vnɛːvɑ/ <<span class="script-laevanaak"></span>> is used for /v/.
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| * <span class="script-laevanaak"></span> Lveki /l͜vɛːkɪ/, /l͜vɛːkɛ/, /ɬɛːkɪ/ or /ɬɛːkɛ/ <<span class="script-laevanaak"></span>> is only used for special grammatical forms and pronounced /ɛ/ or /ɐ/.
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| * <span class="script-laevanaak"></span> Vala /vɐːlɑ/ <<span class="script-laevanaak"></span>> is used for /v/.
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| * <span class="script-laevanaak"></span> Kakiga /kɐkɪːgɑ/ or /kɐkɛːgɑ/ <<span class="script-laevanaak"></span>> is used for /k/.
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| * <span class="script-laevanaak"></span> Lva Naangangak Kakiga /l͜vɑː nɑˈʔɐŋɐŋɐːk kɐkɪːgɑ/, /l͜vɑː nɑˈʔɐŋɐŋɐːk kɐkɛːgɑ/, /ɬɑː nɑˈʔɐŋɐŋɐːk kɐkɪːgɑ/ or /ɬɑː nɑˈʔɐŋɐŋɐːk kɐkɛːgɑ/ <<span class="script-laevanaak"></span>> is used for /k/.
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| * <span class="script-laevanaak"></span> Vinga /vɪːŋɑ/ or /vɛːŋɑ/ <<span class="script-laevanaak"></span>> is used for /ɪ/, /ʔɪ/, /ɛ/ or /ʔɛ/.
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| * <span class="script-laevanaak"></span> Neva /nɛːvɑ/ or <span class="script-laevanaak"></span> Nev /nɛːv/ <<span class="script-laevanaak"></span>> is used for /n/.
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| * <span class="script-laevanaak"></span> Aglia /ʔɐglɪːʔɑ/ or /ʔɐglɛːʔɑ/ <<span class="script-laevanaak"></span>> is used for /a/, /ʔa/, /ɐ/ or /ʔɐ/.
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| * <span class="script-laevanaak"></span> Lvma /l͜vmɑ/, /l͜vɐːmɑ/, /ɬmɑ/ or /ɬɐːmɑ/ <<span class="script-laevanaak"></span>> is used for /l͜v/ or /ɬ/.
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| * <span class="script-laevanaak"></span> Gega /gɛːgɑ/ <<span class="script-laevanaak"></span>> is used for /g/.
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| * <span class="script-laevanaak"></span> Mim /mɪm/ or <span class="script-laevanaak"></span> Mima /mɪːmɑ/ <<span class="script-laevanaak"></span>> is used for /m/.
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| * <span class="script-laevanaak"></span> A /ʔɑ/ or /ʔɑː/ <<span class="script-laevanaak"></span>> is used for /ɑ/ or /ʔɑ/.
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| === Second Alphabet ===
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| === Punctuation and other Signs ===
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| * <span class="script-laevanaak"></span> (U+E400) is a space mark.
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| * <span class="script-laevanaak"></span> (U+E417) is a comma.
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| * <span class="script-laevanaak"></span> (U+E419) is a sentence ending symbol.
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| * <span class="script-laevanaak"></span> (U+E41D) is an abbreviation symbol.
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| * <span class="script-laevanaak"></span> (U+E41C) is a name symbol.
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| * <span class="script-laevanaak"></span> (U+E458) is a quotation symbol.
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| * <span class="script-laevanaak"></span> (U+E418) is a seperation symbol used dates and time notation.
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| * <span class="script-laevanaak"></span> (U+E45C) is a seperation symbol used in adresses and location notation.
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| * <span class="script-laevanaak"></span> (U+E45E) is a sign mostly used digitaly.
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| * <span class="script-laevanaak"></span> (U+E45F) is a inverted version of <span class="script-laevanaak"></span>.
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| * <span class="script-laevanaak"></span> (U+E45B) is a [[Glanga]] sign.
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| == Grammar ==
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| The grammar of High Laevanaak is simmilar to [[Latin]].
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| === Sentence Structure ===
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| ==== Main Clause ====
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| subject - object - predicate - acc. object(loc./adv.)
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| ==== Relative Clause ====
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| reference word - comma - relativ pronoun - object - predicate - acc. object(loc./adv.) - comma
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| ==== Subordinal Clause ====
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| main clause - comma - conjunction - subject - object - predicate - acc. object(loc./adv.)
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| ==== AcI ====
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| main clause - comma - subject(acc.) - object - predicate(inf.) - acc. object(loc./adv.)
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| === Word Types ===
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| * Article
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| * Particle
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| * Relativ pronoun
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| * Conjunction
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| * Adjective
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| * Adverb
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| * Noun
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| * Verb
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| * Numeral
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| * Pronoun
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| === Punctuation ===
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| * A space mark (<span class="script-laevanaak"></span>) is written between words if there isn't already another punctuation.
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| * At the end of a sentence a sentence ending symbol (<span class="script-laevanaak"></span>) is written.
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| * Infront of conjunctions, relative pronouns and AcIs and after relative clauses and AcIs a comma (<span class="script-laevanaak"></span>) is written.
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| * Inbetween a sentence another sentence can be written to amend information. Infront and after that additional sentence a seperation symbol (<span class="script-laevanaak"></span>) is written.
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| === Declination ===
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| ==== Nouns ====
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| {| class="wikitable"
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| |+ A-Declination
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| ! !! [[wikipedia:Singular|Singular]]!! [[wikipedia:Plural|Plural]]
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| |-
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| ! [[wikipedia:Nominative|Nominative]]
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| | -<span class="script-laevanaak"></span> -ak /ɑːk/ || -<span class="script-laevanaak"></span> -ek /ɛːk/
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| ! [[wikipedia:Genitive|Genitive]]
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| | -<span class="script-laevanaak"></span> -ag /ɑːɡ/ || -<span class="script-laevanaak"></span> -eg /ɛːɡ/
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| |-
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| ! [[wikipedia:Accusative|Accusative]]
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| | -<span class="script-laevanaak"></span> -ang /ɑːŋ/ || -<span class="script-laevanaak"></span> -eng /ɛːŋ/
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| |}
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| {| class="wikitable"
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| |+ H-Declination
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| |-
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| ! !! [[wikipedia:Singular|Singular]]!! [[wikipedia:Plural|Plural]]
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| ! [[wikipedia:Nominative|Nominative]]
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| | -<span class="script-laevanaak"></span> -ahk /ɑʔɑːk/ || -<span class="script-laevanaak"></span> -ehk /ɛʔɛːk/
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| |-
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| ! [[wikipedia:Genitive|Genitive]]
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| | -<span class="script-laevanaak"></span> -ahg /ɑʔɑːɡ/ || -<span class="script-laevanaak"></span> -ehg /ɛʔɛːɡ/
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| ! [[wikipedia:Accusative|Accusative]]
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| | -<span class="script-laevanaak"></span> -ahng /ɑʔɑːŋ/ || -<span class="script-laevanaak"></span> -ehng /ɛʔɛːŋ/
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| |}
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| ==== Adjectives ====
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| ===== Prefixes =====
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| {| class="wikitable"
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| |+ Caption text
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| ! [[wikipedia:Comparison (grammar)|Negative]]!! [[wikipedia:Comparison (grammar)|Positive]]!! [[wikipedia:Comparison (grammar)|Comparative]]!! [[wikipedia:Comparison (grammar)|Superlative]]
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| | <span class="script-laevanaak"></span>- nga- /ŋɑː/ || - ||<span class="script-laevanaak"></span>- lva- /l͜vɑː/ or /ɬɑː/ ||<span class="script-laevanaak"></span>- ga- /ɡɑː/
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| |}
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| ===== Suffixes =====
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| {| class="wikitable"
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| |+ A-Declination
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| |-
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| ! !! [[wikipedia:Singular|Singular]]!! [[wikipedia:Plural|Plural]]
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| ! [[wikipedia:Nominative|Nominative]]
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| | -<span class="script-laevanaak"></span> -ak /ɑːk/ || -<span class="script-laevanaak"></span> -ek /ɛːk/
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| |-
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| ! [[wikipedia:Genitive|Genitive]]
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| | -<span class="script-laevanaak"></span> -ag /ɑːɡ/ || -<span class="script-laevanaak"></span> -eg /ɛːɡ/
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| ! [[wikipedia:Accusative|Accusative]]
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| | -<span class="script-laevanaak"></span> -ang /ɑːŋ/ || -<span class="script-laevanaak"></span> -eng /ɛːŋ/
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| ! [[wikipedia:Adverb|Adverb]]
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| | colspan="2" | -<span class="script-laevanaak"></span> -alve /ɑːl͜vɛ/ or /ɑːɬɛ/
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| |}
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| {| class="wikitable"
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| |+ H-Declination
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| |-
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| ! !! [[wikipedia:Singular|Singular]]!! [[wikipedia:Plural|Plural]]
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| ! [[wikipedia:Nominative|Nominative]]
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| | -<span class="script-laevanaak"></span> -ahk /ɑʔɑːk/ || -<span class="script-laevanaak"></span> -ehk /ɛʔɛːk/
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| ! [[wikipedia:Genitive|Genitive]]
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| | -<span class="script-laevanaak"></span> -ahg /ɑʔɑːɡ/ || -<span class="script-laevanaak"></span> -ehg /ɛʔɛːɡ/
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| ! [[wikipedia:Accusative|Accusative]]
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| | -<span class="script-laevanaak"></span> -ahng /ɑʔɑːŋ/ || -<span class="script-laevanaak"></span> -ehng /ɛʔɛːŋ/
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| ! [[wikipedia:Adverb|Adverb]]
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| | colspan="2" | -<span class="script-laevanaak"></span> -ahlve /ɑʔɑːl͜vɛ/ or /ɑʔɑːɬɛ/
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| |}
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| === Conjugation ===
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| {| class="wikitable"
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| ! rowspan="2" colspan="2" |
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| ! colspan="2" | [[wikipedia:Realis mood|Indicative]]
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| ! rowspan="2" | [[wikipedia:Infinitive|Infinitive]]
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| ! colspan="2" | [[wikipedia:Irrealis mood|Irreal]]
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| ! colspan="2" | [[wikipedia:Participle|Participle]]
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| |-
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| ! [[wikipedia:Singular|Singular]]
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| ! [[wikipedia:Plural|Plural]]
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| ! [[wikipedia:Singular|Singular]]
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| ! [[wikipedia:Plural|Plural]]
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| ! [[wikipedia:Singular|Singular]]
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| ! [[wikipedia:Plural|Plural]]
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| ! colspan="2" | Prefix
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| | colspan="2" | -
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| | colspan="2" | <span class="script-laevanaak"></span>- gu- /ɡɛ/
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| | colspan="2" | <span class="script-laevanaak"></span>- nga- /ŋɑː/, -, ...
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| ! rowspan="4" | Suffix
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| ! [[wikipedia:Grammatical person|First Person]]
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| | -<span class="script-laevanaak"></span> <br> -va <br> /vɐ/ || -<span class="script-laevanaak"></span> <br> -vi <br> /vɛ/
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| | rowspan="3" | -<span class="script-laevanaak"></span> <br> -vu <br> /vɐ/
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| | -<span class="script-laevanaak"></span> <br> -va <br> /vɐ/ || -<span class="script-laevanaak"></span> <br> -vi <br> /vɛ/
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| | rowspan="3" | -<span class="script-laevanaak"></span> <br> -vumak <br> /vɐmɑːk/, ...
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| | rowspan="3" | -<span class="script-laevanaak"></span> <br> -vumek <br> /vɐmɛːk/, ...
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| ! [[wikipedia:Grammatical person|Second Person]]
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| | -<span class="script-laevanaak"></span> <br> -vav <br> /vɐv/ || -<span class="script-laevanaak"></span> <br> -viv <br> /vɛv/
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| | -<span class="script-laevanaak"></span> <br> -vav <br> /vɐv/ || -<span class="script-laevanaak"></span> <br> -viv <br> /vɛv/
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| ! [[wikipedia:Grammatical person|Third Person]]
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| | -<span class="script-laevanaak"></span> <br> -vam <br> /vɐm/ || -<span class="script-laevanaak"></span> <br> -vim <br> /vɛm/
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| | -<span class="script-laevanaak"></span> <br> -vam <br> /vɐm/ || -<span class="script-laevanaak"></span> <br> -vim <br> /vɛm/
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| |}
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| == Number System ==
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| The Laevanaak number system is base 6, base 12 and base 24 at the same type. The numbers 12 and 6 or lower have their own symbols and are just written with those. Numbers from 7 to 11 and sometimes 12 are written with 6 in the first place and the needed number from 1 to 6 in the second place. numbers from 13 to 23 and sometimes 24 are written similarly with 12 in the first place and the needed number from 1 to 12 in the second place. For numbers higher than that an apostrophe like symbol is needed. In the first place there is any number, after that is the apostrophe like symbol followed by the number symbol for 12 and any number from 1 to 23. It is read as the first number times 24 plus the last number.
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| {| class="wikitable"
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| |+ Number Chart
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| ! English
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| ! colspan="2" | Laevanaak
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| ! English
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| ! colspan="2" | Laevanaak
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| ! English
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| ! colspan="2" | Laevanaak
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| ! Number !! Number !! Written !! Number !! Number !! Written !! Number !! Number !! Written
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| | 1 || <span class="script-laevanaak"></span> || Ang || 17 || <span class="script-laevanaak"></span> || Ngavalve || 33 || <span class="script-laevanaak"></span> || Lvaklangval
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| | 2 || <span class="script-laevanaak"></span> || Ve || 18 || <span class="script-laevanaak"></span> || Valvalve || 34 || <span class="script-laevanaak"></span> || Lvagleval
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| | 3 || <span class="script-laevanaak"></span> || Klang || 19 || <span class="script-laevanaak"></span> || Valveangval || 35 || <span class="script-laevanaak"></span> || Lvangaval
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| | 4 || <span class="script-laevanaak"></span> || Gle || 20 || <span class="script-laevanaak"></span> || Valveveval || 36 || <span class="script-laevanaak"></span> || Lvavalve
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| | 5 || <span class="script-laevanaak"></span> || Ngav || 21 || <span class="script-laevanaak"></span> || Valveklangval || 37 || <span class="script-laevanaak"></span> || Lvahngvalve
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| | 6 || <span class="script-laevanaak"></span> || Val || 22 || <span class="script-laevanaak"></span> || Valvegleval || 38 || <span class="script-laevanaak"></span> || Lvavevalve
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| | 7 || <span class="script-laevanaak"></span> || Angval || 23 || <span class="script-laevanaak"></span> || Valvengaval || 39 || <span class="script-laevanaak"></span> || Lvaklangvalve
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| | 8 || <span class="script-laevanaak"></span> || Veval || 24 || <span class="script-laevanaak"></span> || Lva || 40 || <span class="script-laevanaak"></span> || Lvaglevalve
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| | 9 || <span class="script-laevanaak"></span> || Klangval || 25 || <span class="script-laevanaak"></span> || Lvahng || 41 || <span class="script-laevanaak"></span> || Lvangavalve
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| | 10 || <span class="script-laevanaak"></span> || Gleval || 26 || <span class="script-laevanaak"></span> || Lvave || 42 || <span class="script-laevanaak"></span> || Lvavalvalve
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| | 11 || <span class="script-laevanaak"></span> || Ngaval || 27 || <span class="script-laevanaak"></span> || Lvaklang || 43 || <span class="script-laevanaak"></span> || Lvavalveangval
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| | 12 || <span class="script-laevanaak"></span> || Valve || 28 || <span class="script-laevanaak"></span> || Lvagle || 44 || <span class="script-laevanaak"></span> || Lvavalveveval
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| | 13 || <span class="script-laevanaak"></span> || Angvalve || 29 || <span class="script-laevanaak"></span> || Lvangav || 45 || <span class="script-laevanaak"></span> || Lvavalveklangval
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| | 14 || <span class="script-laevanaak"></span> || Vevalve || 30 || <span class="script-laevanaak"></span> || Lvaval || 46 || <span class="script-laevanaak"></span> || Lvavalvegleval
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| | 15 || <span class="script-laevanaak"></span> || Klangvalve || 31 || <span class="script-laevanaak"></span> || Lvahngval || 47 || <span class="script-laevanaak"></span> || Lvavalvengaval
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| | 16 || <span class="script-laevanaak"></span> || Glevalve || 32 || <span class="script-laevanaak"></span> || Lvaveval || 48 || <span class="script-laevanaak"></span> || Venlva
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| |}
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| == Name System ==
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| There are 5 different kind of names in Laevanaak:
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| * '''given name'''
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| ::A given name is the name parents choose for their child after birth. A given name can be translated from other languages into Laevanaak.
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| * '''genus name'''
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| ::A genus name is a mostly positive descripion of the named. Mostly it is also chosen by the parents.
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| * '''glotic name'''
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| ::A glotic name is an additional name that is mostly based on the mother tounge of the named.
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| * '''relative name'''
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| ::A relative name is a modification of the given name of a person close to the named.
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| * '''zodiac name'''
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| ::A zodiac name is the name based on the birth year / month in the [[Laevanaak Calendar]].
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| It is differentiated between three types of tiles:
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| * first degree (like doctor, captain, ...)
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| * second degree (like king/queen, ...)
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| * third degree (like senator, mayor, ...)
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| The order of a formal name is:
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| # first degree title
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| # given name
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| # second degree title | |
| # genus name
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| # glotic name
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| # first degree title
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| # relative name
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| # zodiac name
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| # third degree title
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| == Famous Speakers ==
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| There were a lot of famous people in history, who were speaking Laevanaak:
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| *[[Namnak Ⅰ]] spoke [[Livanar]]
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| *[[wikipedia:Plutarch|Plutarch or Πλούταρχος]] spoke High Laevanaak
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| *[[wikipedia:Eratosthenes|Eratosthenes or Ἐρατοσθένης]] spoke [[Ancient Laevanaak]]
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| *[[wikipedia:Aeschylus|Aeschylus or Αἰσχύλος]] spoke [[Livanar]]
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| *[[wikipedia:Plato|Plato or Πλάτων]] spoke [[Ancient Laevanaak]]
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| *[[wikipedia:Aristotele|Aristotele or Ἀριστοτέλης]] spoke [[Ancient Laevanaak]]
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| *[[wikipedia:Julius Caesar|Gaius Julius Ceasar]] spoke [[Ancient Laevanaak]] and [[Kaarratosk]]
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| *[[wikipedia:Galba|Servius Galba Caesar Augustus]] spoke [[Kaarratosk]]
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| *[[wikipedia:Marcus Aurelius|Marcus Aurelius Antoninus]] spoke High Laevanaak and [[Kaarratosk]]
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| *[[Namnak Xhesas]] speaks High Laevanaak
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| == Differences to Other Laevanaak Languages ==
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| === Livanar ===
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| The main differences to [[Livanar]] are the lack of grammatical forms in High Laevanaak and the absence of latin loanwords in [[Livanar]].
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| === Ancient Laevanaak ===
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| The main differences to [[Ancient Laevanaak]] are the pronounciation and the absence of latin loanwords in [[Ancient Laevanaak]].
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| === Kaarratosk ===
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| The main differences to [[Kaarratosk]] are the alphabet, the pronounciation and the lack of grammatical forms in High Laevanaak.
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| === Navnaak ===
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| The main differences to [[Navnaak]] are the pronounciation and the syntax.
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| == References ==
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| <references />
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| [[Category:Language]]
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