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'''Ohanian''' | '''Ohanian''' is the language of ancient Ohania and a [[Vaniuan languages|Vaniuan language]] that was historically spoken along and around the southern coast of the [[Melkanchuta Sea]]. It is the only language in the Ohanian branch, although pluricentric, being divided into many dialects that are perhaps more accurately described as distinct languages. Historically spoken along the southern coast of the Melkanchuta, the dominance of Ohanian culture under the X Empire saw the spread of the Ohanian language throughout central Vaniua down to X and east to X. | ||
==Classification== | ==Classification== |
Revision as of 10:45, 24 August 2020
Ohanian | |
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Hatiminnug̃, Hatiminnu, Haḫdiminnug̃, Haḫdiminnu | |
Region | Ohania |
Era | 250 BCE - 800 CE; survived as a liturgical language until the 1400s CE |
Language family | Vaniuan
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Early forms: | Proto-Ohanian
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Writing system | Old Ohanian Script |
CWS code | – |
Ohanian is the language of ancient Ohania and a Vaniuan language that was historically spoken along and around the southern coast of the Melkanchuta Sea. It is the only language in the Ohanian branch, although pluricentric, being divided into many dialects that are perhaps more accurately described as distinct languages. Historically spoken along the southern coast of the Melkanchuta, the dominance of Ohanian culture under the X Empire saw the spread of the Ohanian language throughout central Vaniua down to X and east to X.
Classification
History
Phonology
Consonants
Labial | Alveolar | Palatal | Velar | Glottal | |||
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first | second | ||||||
Nasals | m <m> | n <n> | ɲ <ñ> | ŋ <g̃> | |||
Plosives | plain | p | t <d> | t͡ʃ~c <ĵ> | t͡ɕ~c <ǰ> | k <g> | |
aspirated | pʰ
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tʰ <t> | t͡ʃʰ~cʰ <ĉ> | t͡ɕʰ~cʰ <č> | kʰ <k> | ||
Fricatives | central | f <f> | s~ç |
ʃ <š> | ɕ~ç <ś> | x <ḫ> | h <h> |
lateral | (ɬ <s̠>) | ||||||
Affricates | central | t͡s <z> | |||||
lateral | (t͡ɬ <ḏ>) | ||||||
Tap | (ɾ <ř>) | ||||||
Liquids | l <l> | ʎ <ḻ> | ɣ <r> | ||||
Glides | w <w> | j <y> |
Phonotactics
Morphology and syntax
Vocabulary
Writing and literature
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