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|speakers      = Extinct as first language
|speakers      = Extinct as first language
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|date          = mid-13th century
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|script        = [[Osveraali alphabet]]
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'''Imperial Osveraali''' is the classical language of [[Atsiq]] and was the main administrative, cultural, diplomatic and technological lingua franca of the [[Osveraali Empire]]. It has influenced all Atsiq languages to considerable degrees and remains a source of neologisms to this day, especially in the scientific field. Imperial Osveraali is based on the [[Old Osveraali]] dialect spoken in the [[Usuva]] region around the year 1000 and underwent a process of standardisation and codification in the late 12th century, largely ceasing to be a first spoken language by the mid-13th century. Its script, the [[Osveraali alphabet]], is used as the writing system of all modern Atsiq languages with the exception of [[Modern Shyorian language|Shyorian]] and also by languages spoken outside the Atsiq mainland, such as [[Haisearelic language|Haisearelic]] and [[Jáhkarrá language|Jáhkarrá]].
 
This page should be an IN-UNIVERSE description of the language. It is also NOT the primary documentation site of your language. This is not your descriptive grammar, this is a wikipedia style page for (for the most part) non-linguists, which means I don't want pages of paradigm tables or hour long write ups of the intricacies of relativisation on demoted inverted objects in locational clauses.
 
Start writing your page here, with a general introduction and basic facts about the language (when and where its spoken, by who and how many, a brief history)
 
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==Classification==
==Classification==

Revision as of 12:12, 27 November 2019

Imperial Osveraali
Osverāli
Pronunciation[ɔsʋɛˈɾɑːlɪ], [ɔsfɛˈɾɑːlɪ]
RegionAtsiq
Native speakersExtinct as first language  (mid-13th century)
Language family
Osveraali
  • Imperial Osveraali
Early forms:
Proto-Osveraali
  • Greater Osveraali
    • Old Osveraali
      • Imperial Osveraali
Writing systemOsveraali alphabet
Official status
Official language inOsveraali Empire
CWS codeIPE

Imperial Osveraali is the classical language of Atsiq and was the main administrative, cultural, diplomatic and technological lingua franca of the Osveraali Empire. It has influenced all Atsiq languages to considerable degrees and remains a source of neologisms to this day, especially in the scientific field. Imperial Osveraali is based on the Old Osveraali dialect spoken in the Usuva region around the year 1000 and underwent a process of standardisation and codification in the late 12th century, largely ceasing to be a first spoken language by the mid-13th century. Its script, the Osveraali alphabet, is used as the writing system of all modern Atsiq languages with the exception of Shyorian and also by languages spoken outside the Atsiq mainland, such as Haisearelic and Jáhkarrá.

Classification

History

Phonology

Phonemes

Bilabial Labiodental Dental Alveolar Postalveolar Palatal Velar Uvular Glottal
Nasal m n ŋ
Plosive p b t d k g q
Fricative f v θ ð s z ʃ ʒ x ɣ h
Affricate t͡s d͡z t͡ʃ d͡ʒ
Lateral approximant l ʎ
Approximant (ɹ) j w
Trill ʀ
Tap ɾ
Front Near-front Central Near-back Back
Close i: u:
Near-close ɪ ʊ
Close-mid e: ɘ o:
Open-mid ɛ ɞ ɔ
Near-open ɐ
Open a: ɑ:

Phonotactics

Morphology and syntax

Vocabulary

Writing and literature