Jeʂtəra: Difference between revisions
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{{color|red|līloṕət́}} {{color|green|fūkaliə}} {{color|blue|mūke}} {{color|purple|ʔīs}} | {{color|red|līloṕət́}} {{color|green|fūkaliə}} {{color|blue|mūke}} {{color|purple|ʔīs}} | ||
<small>{{color|green|(the) person}} does {{color|purple|not}} {{color|red| | <small>{{color|green|(the) person}} does {{color|purple|not}} {{color|red|see}} {{color|blue|(the) bull}}</small> | ||
==Phonology== | ==Phonology== | ||
Revision as of 16:43, 20 March 2025
Jeʂtəra is one of the languages belonging to Piti language family. It stems directly from Proto-Piti language. It is spoken in the pre-classic period and becomes extinct before the classical period, without giving rise to any daughter language. It has a mixed syllabic-logographic scripts.
Typological structure
Jeʂtəra is a morphologically agglutinative language, with an additional but strongly marked introflexive feature, realized in verbal roots.
The basic word order is essentially VSO (Verb-Subject-Object).
līloṕət́ fūkaliə mūke (the) person sees (the) bull
The entire system is set according to typological parameters of the head-modifier (or head-initial) type:
- verb-object
- preposition-noun
- noun-adjective
- noun-relative clause
There are however some traces hinting to VSO order not being original, but a subsequent development from a SOV order. Among these traces there are the position of the negative adverb, and the position of the infinitival form as a direct object of other verbs.
līloṕət́ fūkaliə mūke ʔīs (the) person does not see (the) bull
Phonology
- Main article: Jeʂtəra phonology
Morphology
- Main article: Jeʂtəra morphology
Syntax
- Main article: Jeʂtəra syntax
Vocabulary
- Main article: Jeʂtəra vocabulary
