Terzemian

Overview

Terzemian is an Indo-European conlang located along the west coast of the Caspian Sea. It is a satem language (the word for hundred is xündo /xyndo/), with some retention of laryngeals. Other salient features are the use of the ruki rule, Grassman's law, Slavic depalatalization, z/r alternation, a three-group vowel harmony system, and two phases of lenition (the first word-final, and the second approximately intervocalic).

Writing System

Roman Alphabet	IPA
A a	a
Å å	ɒ
B b	b
C c	ts
Č č	tʃ
D d	d
E e	e
F f	f
G g	ɡ
Ǧ ǧ	ɣ
H h	h
I i	i
K k	k
L l	l
M m	m
N n	n
Ň ň	ŋ
O o	o
Ö ö	ø
P p	p
R r	ɾ
S s	s
Š š	ʃ
T t	t
U u	u
Ü ü	y
V v	v
W w	w
X x	x
Y y	j
Z z	z
Ž ž	ʒ