South-Eastern Myshyn [SEMYH]
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South-Eastern Myshyn
Мы̄рытна [mɨʏɾʏdnɐ]*
South-Eastern MyshynМы̄рытна [mɨʏɾʏdnɐ]*
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Language type
Artistic Language (Artlang)
Species
Human/humanoid
About South-Eastern Myshyn
South-Eastern Myshyn, also seldom called Taiga Myshyn, is a decent of a group of eastern dialects of the 
Northern Myshyn language. South-Eastern Myshyn is closely related to 
Western Myshyn.
A notable feature of all Bylkjan-tvænë languages, is their abundance of words for natural phenomena and things. For example, the languages naturally distinguish three shades/hues of colours, saltiness of water and hardness of snow. South-Eastern Myshyn is also the first Bylkjan-tvænë language to fully utilise volitionality and resultativeness in its grammar.
Short summary:
* No adjectives, instead stative verbs, and attributive and ornative cases
* Ergative-absolutive alignment with savoury flavour and spice:
-> Volitionality affects the case the subject takes
-> Resultativeness affects the case the object takes
* Horizontal and vertical postpositional cases
* Funny diphthongs?
* Abundance of words for things found in (Norwegian) nature
Northern Myshyn language. South-Eastern Myshyn is closely related to Western Myshyn.A notable feature of all Bylkjan-tvænë languages, is their abundance of words for natural phenomena and things. For example, the languages naturally distinguish three shades/hues of colours, saltiness of water and hardness of snow. South-Eastern Myshyn is also the first Bylkjan-tvænë language to fully utilise volitionality and resultativeness in its grammar.
Short summary:
* No adjectives, instead stative verbs, and attributive and ornative cases
* Ergative-absolutive alignment with savoury flavour and spice:
-> Volitionality affects the case the subject takes
-> Resultativeness affects the case the object takes
* Horizontal and vertical postpositional cases
* Funny diphthongs?
* Abundance of words for things found in (Norwegian) nature
Sample of South-Eastern Myshyn[view] мьэӈавёл мы̄рытюл тойынац
The person sees a tree.[view all texts]
The person sees a tree.[view all texts]
Language family relationships
Language treeBylkjan-Tvænë
⤷ Bylkjan
⤷ Wynn Tvæn
⤷ Mashuj
⤷ Myshyy
⤷ Myshytvo / Myshyn
⤷ Northern Myshyn
⤷ Old eastern dialects
⤷ South-Eastern Myshyn
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Bylkjan⤷ Wynn Tvæn
⤷ Mashuj
⤷ Myshyy
⤷ Myshytvo / Myshyn
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Northern Myshyn⤷ Old eastern dialects
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South-Eastern Myshyn[view] About Bylkjan-TvænëThe Bylkjan-Tvænë language family, pronounced /bʏlk.jɑn/ and /tʋæːnə/ respectively, is a family with a long history. I began developing these languages in 2018 through 2020, when I would frequently walk to school through the dense local forest...
Phonology
| Consonants | Bilabial | Labio- dental | Alveolar | Post- Alveolar | Palatal | Velar | ||||||
| Nasal | m mʲ | n nʲ | ŋ ŋʲ | |||||||||
| Plosive | p1 pʲ | t2 tʲ | k3 kʲ | |||||||||
| Fricative | s sʲ | ʃ | x4 xʲ5 | |||||||||
| Affricate | t͡s t͡sʲ | t͡ʃ | ||||||||||
| Lateral approximant | l lʲ | |||||||||||
| Approximant | ʋ6 ʋʲ | j | ||||||||||
| Flap | ɾ ɾʲ | |||||||||||
| Blends | jʊ | jɐ | jɔ | xtʃ |
- Realized as /b/ in voiced consonant clusters
- Realized as /d/ in voiced consonant clusters
- Realized as /g/ in voiced consonant clusters, or as /q/ in front of /ʏ/ or /œ/
- Realised as /h/ in front of /ʏ/ or /œ/
- Realized as /ç/
- Realized as /w/ in front of /ʏ/ or /œ/
| Vowels | Front | Near- front | Central | Near- back | Back | |||||
| Near-close | ʏ | ʊ | ||||||||
| Open-mid | ɛ ɛ: | œ œ: | ɔ | |||||||
| Near-open | ɐ | |||||||||
| Polyphthongs | ɔɐ1 | oʊ2 | ɨʏ3 | ɔj | ɐj | œj | ʊj | ɛj | ʊœ | ʊɔ4 |
- Long form of /ɐ/
- Long form of /ɔ/
- Long form of /ʏ/
- Long form of /ʊ/
Orthography
Below is the orthography for South-Eastern Myshyn. This includes all graphemes as defined in the language's phonology settings - excluding the non-distinct graphemes/polygraphs.
| South-Eastern MyshynOrthography [edit] | ||||||||||
| Аа/ɐ/ | А̄ а̄/ɔɐ/1 | Вв/ʋ/2 | Ёё/jɔ/ | Йй/j/ | Кк/k/3 | Лл/l/ | Мм/m/ | Нн/n/ | Оо/ɔ/ | О̄ о̄/oʊ/4 |
| Пп/p/5 | Рр/ɾ/ | Сс/s/ | Тт/t/6 | Уу/ʊ/ | Ӯӯ/ʊɔ/7 | Хх/x/8 | Цц/t͡s/ | Чч/t͡ʃ/ | Шш/ʃ/ | Ыы/ʏ/ |
| Ы̄ ы̄/ɨʏ/9 | Ээ/ɛ/ | Э̄ э̄/ɛ:/ | Юю/jʊ/ | Яя/jɐ/ | Ѯѯ/xtʃ/ | Ӈӈ/ŋ/ | Өө/œ/ | Ө̄ ө̄/œ:/ | ||
| ✖ Unknown alphabetical order [change] | ||||||||||
- Long form of /ɐ/
- Realized as /w/ in front of /ʏ/ or /œ/
- Realized as /g/ in voiced consonant clusters, or as /q/ in front of /ʏ/ or /œ/
- Long form of /ɔ/
- Realized as /b/ in voiced consonant clusters
- Realized as /d/ in voiced consonant clusters
- Long form of /ʊ/
- Realised as /h/ in front of /ʏ/ or /œ/
- Long form of /ʏ/
Additional Notes- ш -> щ at the end of words
- ьа or йа -> я, but ьа̄ and йа̄
- ьо or йо -> ё, but ьо̄ and йо̄
- ьу or йу -> ю, but ьӯ and йӯ
- ьа or йа -> я, but ьа̄ and йа̄
- ьо or йо -> ё, but ьо̄ and йо̄
- ьу or йу -> ю, but ьӯ and йӯ
