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Ławik Language

1. History

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2. Phonotactics

-The Ławik language has plumonic-ingressive, plumonic-ejective, lingou, lingou-plumonic percussive airstreams.

-Ławik also has voiceless, voiced, creaky voice, yawny voice phonations.

-Manners of articulation are stop, fricative, approximant, trill, and tap.

-The sounds can also be oral or nasal.

-The tongue can be central or lateral.

-A consonant can become the nucleus of a syllable, making it a syllablic consonant.

-Unique sounds include lateral trills, new double-articulated sounds (velopharyngeal...), nareal fricatives, and many others.

-Vowel harmony affects backness, roundness.

-A vowel or syllablic consonant can not start a syllable (CVC). Four consonants are allowed at max in the onset or coda, and 1 at the least. The nucleus can have 2 at most (vowels or syllablic consonant).

-If the nucleus ends a loanword a coda can be made in these ways, taking a consonant from a onset of the next syllable (if in a cluster), using the unsyllablic version of the nucleus (in the case of a syllablic consonant it stays the same).

-Pitch is used to change the mood towards a verb or noun.

-Tail movement, hackle rising or lowering must occur simultaneously with the associated pitch for the mood.

-Purring is a phonetic sound (implosive-ejective glottal percussive) but the symbol "ƍ" is used

3. Phonology

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4. Writing

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5. Grammar

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6. Word List

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