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Jamin: /* Irregular Verbs */

2023-01-06T07:09:54Z

Irregular Verbs

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	\| i-'''te'''		\| i-'''te'''
	\| d-'''ate'''		\| d-'''ate'''
	\| ~~fac~~-'''~~ete~~'''		\| f-'''aectje'''
	\|-		\|-
	! ilj(i/e)s		! ilj(i/e)s

Jamin at 16:20, 4 January 2023

2023-01-04T16:20:57Z

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	[[Category: Artlangs]]		[[Category: Artlangs]]
	[[Category: A posteriori]]		[[Category: A posteriori]]
	[[Category: Indo-European ~~languages~~]]		[[Category: Indo-European]]
	[[Category: Romance ~~languages~~]]		[[Category: Romance]]
	[[Category: Braereth]]{{Braereth/nav}}		[[Category: Braereth]]{{Braereth/nav}}
	Braereth is a collection of four fairly mutually intelligible dialects. Classical Braereth was a Western Romance language spoken in pockets of mountainous areas from the Alps to the Carpathians until the mid-sixteenth century.		Braereth is a collection of four fairly mutually intelligible dialects. Classical Braereth was a Western Romance language spoken in pockets of mountainous areas from the Alps to the Carpathians until the mid-sixteenth century.

Jamin at 15:38, 4 January 2023

2023-01-04T15:38:42Z

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			[[Category: Languages]]
			[[Category: Conlangs]]
			[[Category: Artlangs]]
			[[Category: A posteriori]]
			[[Category: Indo-European languages]]
			[[Category: Romance languages]]
	[[Category: Braereth]]{{Braereth/nav}}		[[Category: Braereth]]{{Braereth/nav}}
	Braereth is a collection of four fairly mutually intelligible dialects. Classical Braereth was a Western Romance language spoken in pockets of mountainous areas from the Alps to the Carpathians until the mid-sixteenth century.		Braereth is a collection of four fairly mutually intelligible dialects. Classical Braereth was a Western Romance language spoken in pockets of mountainous areas from the Alps to the Carpathians until the mid-sixteenth century.

Jamin at 15:35, 4 January 2023

2023-01-04T15:35:27Z

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	When the masculine singular article follows the prepositions [[a]] and [[de]], they fuse into a single word, [[au#Braereth\|au]] and [[deu#Braereth\|deu]], respectively. (Cf. Spanish ''al'', French ''du'', or Italian ''dal''.)		When the masculine singular article follows the prepositions [[a#Braereth\|a]] and [[de#Braereth\|de]], they fuse into a single word, [[au#Braereth\|au]] and [[deu#Braereth\|deu]], respectively. (Cf. Spanish ''al'', French ''du'', or Italian ''dal''.)

	====The Indefinite Article====		====The Indefinite Article====
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	The “teen” numbers (11-19) are highly irregular. In Classical Braereth, these all ended with '''‑dice''', which in the modern languages has been contracted to '''‑ce'''.		The “teen” numbers (11-19) are highly irregular. In Classical Braereth, these all ended with '''‑dice''', which in the modern languages has been contracted to '''‑ce'''.

	While '''''[[vinctjeth-uictjou#Braereth\|vinctjeth-uictjou]]''''' is the literary standard, none of the dialects actually uses this form: Classical Braereth used an older form '''''[[vinctje#Braereth\|vinctje]]-[[eth#Braereth\|eth]]-[[uictjou#Braereth\|uictjou]]''''' where the conjunction had not been assimilated into the first element; [[Tenibvreth]] does not retain the '''–th''' of the conjunction because '''''[[uictjou#Braereth\|uictjou]]''''' begins with a consonant sound (it is sometimes written as ⟪'''''[[vinctje#Braereth\|vinctje]]-[[victjou#Tenibvreth\|victjou]]'''''⟫); Eomentesa’s reform orthography spells it as ⟨'''''[[vintx#Eomentesa\|vintx]]-[[eth#Braereth\|eth]]-[[útxo#Eomentesa\|útxo]]'''''⟩.		While '''''[[vinctjeth-uictjou#Braereth\|vinctjeth-uictjou]]''''' is the literary standard, none of the dialects actually uses this form: Classical Braereth used an older form '''''[[vinctje#Braereth\|vinctje]]-[[eth#Braereth\|eth]]-[[uictjou#Braereth\|uictjou]]''''' where the conjunction had not been assimilated into the first element; [[Tenibvreth (dialect)\|Tenibvreth]] does not retain the '''–th''' of the conjunction because '''''[[uictjou#Braereth\|uictjou]]''''' begins with a consonant sound (it is sometimes written as ⟪'''''[[vinctje#Braereth\|vinctje]]-[[victjou#Tenibvreth\|victjou]]'''''⟫); Eomentesa’s reform orthography spells it as ⟨'''''[[vintx#Eomentesa\|vintx]]-[[eth#Braereth\|eth]]-[[útxo#Eomentesa\|útxo]]'''''⟩.

	{\| class="wikitable"		{\| class="wikitable"

Jamin: /* Regular Verbs */

2022-12-23T10:24:52Z

Regular Verbs

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	\| iac-'''emu'''		\| iac-'''emu'''
	\| dourm-'''imu'''		\| dourm-'''imu'''
	\| fl-'''~~xxx~~'''		\| fl-'''umu'''
	\|-		\|-
	! vous		! vous

Jamin: /* Regular Verbs */

2022-12-23T10:24:29Z

Regular Verbs

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	!width=100px\| -ere Verbs		!width=100px\| -ere Verbs
	!width=100px\| -ire Verbs		!width=100px\| -ire Verbs
			!width=100px\| -ure Verbs
	\|-		\|-
	! Infinitive:		! Infinitive:
	\| '''[[estare#Braereth\|est-are]]'''<br /> ‘to stand’		\| '''[[estare#Braereth\|est-are]]'''<br /> ‘to stand’
	\| '''[[iacere#Braereth\|iac-ere]]'''<br /> ‘to put’		\| '''[[iacere#Braereth\|iac-ere]]'''<br /> ‘to put’
	\| '''[[dourmire #Braereth\|dourm-ire]]'''<br /> ‘to sleep’		\| '''[[dourmire#Braereth\|dourm-ire]]'''<br /> ‘to sleep’
			\| '''[[flure#Braereth\|fl-ure]]'''<br /> ‘to flow’
	\|-		\|-
	! eou		! eou
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	\| iac-'''eu'''		\| iac-'''eu'''
	\| dourm-'''iu'''		\| dourm-'''iu'''
			\| fl-'''ui'''
	\|-		\|-
	! tu		! tu
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	\| iac-'''eis'''		\| iac-'''eis'''
	\| dourm-'''is'''		\| dourm-'''is'''
			\| fl-'''uis'''
	\|-		\|-
	! ilj(u/a)		! ilj(u/a)
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	\| iac-'''ei'''		\| iac-'''ei'''
	\| dourm-'''ith'''		\| dourm-'''ith'''
			\| fl-'''uith'''
	\|-		\|-
	! nous		! nous
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	\| iac-'''emu'''		\| iac-'''emu'''
	\| dourm-'''imu'''		\| dourm-'''imu'''
			\| fl-'''xxx'''
	\|-		\|-
	! vous		! vous
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	\| iac-'''ete'''		\| iac-'''ete'''
	\| dourm-'''ite'''		\| dourm-'''ite'''
			\| fl-'''ute'''
	\|-		\|-
	! ilj(i/e)s		! ilj(i/e)s
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	\| iac-'''ein'''		\| iac-'''ein'''
	\| dourm-'''in'''		\| dourm-'''in'''
			\| fl-'''uin'''
	\|-		\|-
	! Present Participle:		! Present Participle:
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	\| iac-'''ente'''		\| iac-'''ente'''
	\| dourm-'''inte'''		\| dourm-'''inte'''
			\| fl-'''unte'''
	\|-		\|-
	! Past Participle:		! Past Participle:
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	\| iac-'''ete'''		\| iac-'''ete'''
	\| dourm-'''ite'''		\| dourm-'''ite'''
			\| fl-'''ute'''
	\|}		\|}

Jamin at 14:21, 9 December 2022

2022-12-09T14:21:33Z

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	Braereth is a collection of four fairly mutually intelligible dialects. Classical Braereth was a Western Romance language spoken in pockets of mountainous areas from the Alps to the Carpathians until the mid-sixteenth century.		Braereth is a collection of four fairly mutually intelligible dialects. Classical Braereth was a Western Romance language spoken in pockets of mountainous areas from the Alps to the Carpathians until the mid-sixteenth century.

	For the purposes of this text, we will mainly use the classical spelling of the language (italicized where applicable, e.g. ''[[ginte#Braereth\|ginte]]'' ‘people’); single brackets around words are indicative of the [[Eomentesa (dialect)\|Eomentesa]] spelling reform (e.g. ⟨[[jint#Eomentesa\|jint]]⟩ ‘people’). Double-brackets indicate [[Tenibvreth (dialect)\|Tenibvreth]] “slang” spellings (e.g. ⟪[[gint’#Tenibreth\|gint’]]⟫ ‘people’. Finally, words rendered in the [[Merineth (dialect)\|Merineth dialect]] are enclosed in curved angle brackets (e.g. ⧼[[zints#Merineth\|zints]]⧽ ‘people’), which is not a traditional linguistic distinction, but is indicative of the tails of merfolk. Specific differences in the phonologies of the modern dialects are described under '''[[#Phonology\|Phonology]]'''.		For the purposes of this text, we will mainly use the classical spelling of the language (italicized where applicable, e.g. ''[[ginte#Braereth\|ginte]]'' ‘people’); single brackets around words are indicative of the [[Eomentesa (dialect)\|Eomentesa]] spelling reform (e.g. ⟨[[jint#Eomentesa\|jint]]⟩ ‘people’). Double-brackets indicate [[Tenibvreth (dialect)\|Tenibvreth]] “slang” spellings (e.g. ⟪[[gint’#Tenibreth\|gint’]]⟫ ‘people’. Finally, words rendered in the [[Merineth (dialect)\|Merineth dialect]] are enclosed in curved angle brackets (e.g. ⧼[[zints#Merineth\|zints]]⧽ ‘people’), which is not a traditional linguistic distinction, but is indicative of the tails of the merfolk who speak it. Specific differences in the phonologies of the modern dialects are described under '''[[#Phonology\|Phonology]]'''.

	==Phonology==		==Phonology==

Jamin: /* Nouns */

2022-10-29T02:30:34Z

Nouns

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	! Feminine		! Feminine
	\| [[actja#Braereth\|ac-'''tja''']], ‘action’<br />[[iunctja#Braereth\|iunc-'''tja''']], ‘junction’		\| [[actja#Braereth\|ac-'''tja''']], ‘action’<br />[[iunctja#Braereth\|iunc-'''tja''']], ‘junction’
	\| [[actja#Braereth\|ac-'''tj''on''es''']], ‘actions’<br />[[iunctja#Braereth\|iunc-'''ti''on''es''']], ‘junctions’		\| [[actja#Braereth\|ac-'''tj''on''es''']], ‘actions’<br />[[iunctja#Braereth\|iunc-'''tj''on''es''']], ‘junctions’
	\|}		\|}

Jamin: /* Irregular Verbs */

2022-10-28T19:55:30Z

Irregular Verbs

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	\|-		\|-
	!		!
	!width=~~150px~~\| [[estere#Braereth\|estere]]		!width=100px\| [[estere#Braereth\|estere]]
	!width=~~150px~~\| [[abvere#Braereth\|abvere]]		!width=100px\| [[abvere#Braereth\|abvere]]
	!width=~~150px~~\| [[ire#Braereth\|ire]]		!width=100px\| [[ire#Braereth\|ire]]
	!width=~~150px~~\| [[dare#Braereth\|dare]]*		!width=100px\| [[dare#Braereth\|dare]]*
	!width=~~150px~~\| [[facere#Braereth\|facere]]		!width=100px\| [[facere#Braereth\|facere]]
	\|-		\|-
	!		!

Jamin: /* Regular Verbs */

2022-10-28T19:55:15Z

Regular Verbs

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	\|-		\|-
	!		!
	!width=~~150px~~\| -are Verbs		!width=100px\| -are Verbs
	!width=~~150px~~\| -ere Verbs		!width=100px\| -ere Verbs
	!width=~~150px~~\| -ire Verbs		!width=100px\| -ire Verbs
	\|-		\|-
	! Infinitive:		! Infinitive:
	\| '''[[estare#Braereth\|est-are]]'''<br /> ‘to ~~be, to~~ stand’		\| '''[[estare#Braereth\|est-are]]'''<br /> ‘to stand’
	\| '''[[iacere#Braereth\|iac-ere]]'''<br /> ‘to put’		\| '''[[iacere#Braereth\|iac-ere]]'''<br /> ‘to put’
	\| '''[[dourmire #Braereth\|dourm-ire]]'''<br /> ‘to sleep’		\| '''[[dourmire #Braereth\|dourm-ire]]'''<br /> ‘to sleep’

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	\|-		\|-
	!		!
	!width=~~150px~~\| [[estere#Braereth\|estere]]		!width=100px\| [[estere#Braereth\|estere]]
	!width=~~150px~~\| [[abvere#Braereth\|abvere]]		!width=100px\| [[abvere#Braereth\|abvere]]
	!width=~~150px~~\| [[ire#Braereth\|ire]]		!width=100px\| [[ire#Braereth\|ire]]
	!width=~~150px~~\| [[dare#Braereth\|dare]]*		!width=100px\| [[dare#Braereth\|dare]]*
	!width=~~150px~~\| [[facere#Braereth\|facere]]		!width=100px\| [[facere#Braereth\|facere]]
	\|-		\|-
	!		!

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	\|-		\|-
	!		!
	!width=~~150px~~\| -are Verbs		!width=100px\| -are Verbs
	!width=~~150px~~\| -ere Verbs		!width=100px\| -ere Verbs
	!width=~~150px~~\| -ire Verbs		!width=100px\| -ire Verbs
	\|-		\|-
	! Infinitive:		! Infinitive:
	\| '''[[estare#Braereth\|est-are]]'''<br /> ‘to ~~be, to~~ stand’		\| '''[[estare#Braereth\|est-are]]'''<br /> ‘to stand’
	\| '''[[iacere#Braereth\|iac-ere]]'''<br /> ‘to put’		\| '''[[iacere#Braereth\|iac-ere]]'''<br /> ‘to put’
	\| '''[[dourmire #Braereth\|dourm-ire]]'''<br /> ‘to sleep’		\| '''[[dourmire #Braereth\|dourm-ire]]'''<br /> ‘to sleep’