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Xynder
Avxyntloppe
[ˈäu̯zɪntˌlɔp:ə]
Registered by [Deactivated User] on 24 August 2014
Language type Mixed
Species Human/humanoid
About Xynder
UNDERGOING LEXICAL & DIACHRONIC RECONSTRUCTION


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This is my main conlang which is usually acknowledged for its usage of hoj(dzan(er)). It is a Xyndic language and is related to  Unknown [HXY] and  Exgot. The language is, on the most part, SVO. Xynder has six cases: nominative, dative, genitive, vocative, accusative and lative. Its nouns are also divided into three genders: masculine, feminine and neuter. The most notable part of its verb system is most likely its usage of the subjunctive mood and the passive voice conjugations. The language can also use the  Laefêvëši (outdated) script! However, I'd say the phonology and phonotactics are the features that stand out the most and are usually regarded as a fairly difficult one, with fifty phonemic consonants and thirty-one phonemic vowels.

And here are some sample videosHere's the entire playlist if you want it:


Sample of Xynder[view] Szjöplärenne opurest snelved xyntisk av. Va mulvest Trovelsise. Dé raflöstletujta wom Snijðrenneja (nézgyrvelujse it Svyrb, el dé etrv it Gysts eczelujse).

The figures looked more or less human. And they were engaged in religion. You could tell by the knives (it's not murder if you do it for a god).
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Szjöplärenne opurest snelved xyntisk av. Va mulvest Trovelsise. Dé raflöstletujta wom Snijðrenneja (...
The figures looked more or less human. And they were engaged in religion. You could tell by the kniv...
El dé idvorn hjuxinavi nulv Avtvindraune eczelé, va dé idræst fördeusulsts vröste öczlet blirelé, bl...
If it's zero degrees outside today and it's supposed to be twice as cold tomorrow, how cold is it go...
Svonievörkren gædus! Ralg. Et striks helbe Sklappräerja.
Introverts unite! Separately. In your own bedrooms.
Tröts alle jöts Ezzorja éjöts-Önelsis wom fjöris Hjuberundrardyrærenja Spinflugels let Rygnitja.
Despite all of our accomplishments, we owe our existence to a six-inch layer of topsoil and the fact...
Tröad hellis Ryktit, strik i svyngel. Allhvät, hvit tröad zegis, köné let bliré jörge tré för Hvänl...
You have the right to remain silent. Any thing you say can be used against you in a court of law. ...
Introe té ot, to hellis nulv Huksor va to dem förteulis glijk eti nulv Fjynenja. Hoefjel Huksor geky...
Imagine that you have zero cookies and you split them evenly among zero friends. How many cookies do...
Language family relationships
[edit] [view] Helverloppilär (Helven Dialect)This dialect is spoken in the Helven District and is most renown for its constant yet comical usage of -i. Its main features despite this include a less emphasised gemination and slightly lax vowels.
[edit] [view] Sglärloppe (Merish Xynder)Merish Xynder is the dialect of Xynder spoken in southern Mereland. Xynder has been present in Mereland ever since the early 17th century. The dialect is in many ways very different to Xynderland Xynder, but it is still mutually intelligible, albeit a few differences and quirks in pronunciation, grammar and vocabulary.

Example:
There's a car on the pavement!
Xynderland: Svo Eburganitja éit Dryf!
Mereland: Dzan é it Fare svo Avluńganitja!
[edit] [view] Kapiteldialektit Avxyntloppes (The Dialect of the Capital)Informally referred to as the Capital Dialect, this is the official dialect that the capital, state, government and ambassadors use. Any films translated will also use this dialect alongside its words. The local name for the dialect is Kapiteldialektit (Avxynloppes) [The Capital Dialect (of Xynder)] and is the mainly spoken dialect. This dialect may also spell a few set of words a little differently.
[edit] [view] Nedert Dialektit (The Netheren Dialect)Informally referred to as the Western Dialect, this is the dialect is one of the two dialects not to use the tapped or trilled rhotic. The dialect heavily encourages contractions and uses contractions that aren't understood by some of the other dialects. Inflections also differ.
[edit] [view] Nörðdialiktet (The Northern Dialect)This dialect possesses a simple phonology and very regular rules; often favoured by people speaking the Capital Dialect. Words tend to differ greatly, however.
[edit] [view] Dialektet Trøders (The Trodren Dialect)The dialect is quite close to the capital dialect and usually shares the same words, and is usually understood by some of the other dialects. Orthographically the dialect is similar but utilises other diacritics.
Phonology
ConsonantsBilabialLabio-
dental
DentalAlveolarRetroflexAlveolo-
palatal
PalatalLabio-
velar
VelarUvularGlottalOther
Nasal m m:     n n: [ɳ]1   ɲ   ŋ ŋ:      
Plosive p p: b b:     t t: d [ʈ]2 [ɖ]3   c4   k k: g g:   [ʔ]5  
Fricative   f f: v θ6 ð s s: z ʂ ɕ ʑ ç7 ʝ8   x ɣ [χ]9 h [ɦ]10 ɧ11
Affricate     t̪͡θ t͡s d͡z ʈ͡ʂ ɖ͡ʐ t͡ɕ (d͡ʑ)            
Lateral approximant       l l:     ʎ          
Approximant   [ʋ]12   ɹ13     j w        
Trill       [r] r:                
Flap       ɾ                
  1. allophone of /n/
  2. allophone of /t/
  3. allophone of /d/
  4. in the onset of syllable
  5. used before vowel-initial words though not always
  6. before consonants
  7. in the onset of syllable
  8. in the onset of syllable
  9. in the onset of syllable
  10. allophone of /h/
  11. before front vowels
  12. allophone of /v/
  13. etymological
VowelsFrontNear-
front
CentralNear-
back
Back
Close i i:   ʉ ʉ:   u u: u̯1
Near-close   ɪ ɪ: [ɪ̈]2 ʊ  
Close-mid e e: [ø̞:]3 [ø̞]4   ɵ   [ɤ̞:]5 [ɤ̞]6 o o:
Mid [e̞]7   ə8   [o̞]9
Open-mid ɛ ɛ: œ œ: [œ̞]       ʌ ʌ: ɔ ɔ:
Near-open æ æ:   [ɐ]10    
Open     ä   [ɑ]11 ɑ: [ɒ]12 [ɒ:]13
Polyphthongs æœ ɔɪ œy æɛ äɪ ɛi øɪ äʊ
ɛɔ
  1. word-finally
  2. allophone of /ɪ/
  3. allophone of /œ:/
  4. allophone of /œ/
  5. allophone of /ʌ:/
  6. allophone of /ʌ/
  7. allophone of /e/
  8. word-final
  9. allophone of /o/
  10. word-finally, allophone of /ä/
  11. allophone of /ä/
  12. allophone of /ɔ/
  13. allophone of /ɑ:/
Orthography
Below is the orthography for Xynder. This includes all graphemes as defined in the language's phonology settings - excluding the non-distinct graphemes/polygraphs.
 XynderOrthography [edit]
Aa
Ast
/ɑ:/, /ä/, [ɐ]1, [ɒ:], [ɑ]
Ää
/æ/, /æ:/
Bb
Bent
/b/
Cc
Cell
/t͡s/
Dd
Dröcz
/d/, [ɖ]
Ee
/ə/2, /ɛ:/, /ɛ/
Ff
Fer
/f/
Gg
Grek
/g/
Hh
/θ/3, /h/, [ɦ]
Ii
/ɪ/, /i:/, /i/, [ɪ̈]
Jj
Jops
/j/
Kk
Kjär
/k/
Ll
Lets
/l/
Mm
Mjöpf
/m/
Nn
Njesz
/n/, [ɳ]
Ńń
/ŋ/
Oo
/ɔ/, /ɔ:/, [ɒ]
Öö
Örn
/œ/, /œ:/, [œ̞], [ø̞], [ø̞:]
Pp
Prelt
/p/
Qq
Qyn
/χ/
Rr
Rai
/ɾ/, /ɹ/, [r]
Ss
Svess
/s/
Tt
Tell
/t/, [ʈ]
Uu
/ʉ/, /ʉ:/, /ɵ/, /w/
Vv
Vakk
/u̯/4, [ʋ]
Ww
Woy
/v/, [ʋ]
Xx
Ex
/z/
Yy
Vyss
/ɪ/, /ɪ:/, [ɪ̈]
Zz
Zär
/z/
Ðð
/ð/
✖ Unknown alphabetical order [change]
  1. word-finally
  2. word-final
  3. before consonants
  4. word-finally
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Typological information for Xynder

Definite articleAffix used
GendersMasculine/Feminine/Neuter
Primary word orderSVO
Pronoun dropping?Yes
Marked tense (verb)Past, Non-Past

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