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Diamavya

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Written Language

Alphabet

The Diamavyan alphabet consists of 9 vowels, 21 consonants, and the letter Ԓ which acts as both a vowel and a consonant. The alphabet also contains three digraphs which are formed if they are not immediately followed by an H.

Letters

Letters Name IPA
(Standard pronunciation)
IPA
(Alternate pronunciation)
Speech Sound Type Origin Script Note
A a a [ˈeɪ] Vowel Latin
Ѧ ѧ ѧ [ˈɔ] [ˈɒ] Vowel Cyrillic [1]
B b ba [ˈb] Consonant Latin
C c [ˈtʃ] Consonant Latin
D d da [ˈd] Consonant Latin
E e e [ˈæ] Vowel Latin
Ɛ ɛ ɛ [ˈi] Vowel Latin
F f ɛf [ˈf] Consonant Latin
G g gi [ˈg] Consonant Latin
H h [ˈh] Consonant Latin
I i i [ˈe] [ˈɪ] Vowel Latin [2] [3]
J j ja [ˈdʒ] Consonant Latin
K k ka [ˈk] Consonant Latin
L l ihl [ˈl] Consonant Latin
Ԓ ԓ el [ˈæˡ] Consonant & Vowel Cyrillic
M m ɛm [ˈm] Consonant Latin
N n ihn [ˈn] Consonant Latin
O o o [ˈoʊ] Vowel Latin
Ө ө ө [ˈaʊ] Vowel Cyrillic
P p pa [ˈp] Consonant Latin
R r ur [ˈr] Consonant Latin
S s ihs [ˈʒ] Consonant Latin
Ƨ ƨ shɛ [ˈʃ] Consonant Latin
Ԏ ԏ thih [ˈθ] [ˈð] Consonant Cyrillic [4] [5] [6]
T t [ˈt] Consonant Latin
U u u [ˈʌ] ['ə] Vowel Latin [1]
Ц ц ц ['ʊ] Vowel Cyrillic
V v vih [ˈv] Consonant Latin
W w wa [ˈw] Consonant Latin
X x ɛx [ˈex] Consonant Latin
Y y yih [ˈj] Consonant Latin
Z z za [ˈz] Consonant Latin

Digraphs and Trigraphs

Letters Name IPA
(Standard pronunciation)
IPA
(Alternate pronunciation)
Origin Script Note
Ia ia ['aɪ] Latin
Ier ier ['eəʳ] Latin [7]
Iɛn iɛn ['ŋ] Latin
Io io ['ɔɪ] Latin [7]
Ou ou ['u:] Latin [7]
Цer цer ['ʊəʳ] Cyrillic & Latin [7]

Grammer

Grammatical Characteristics

Personal Pronouns

The table below outline the personal pronouns of the Diamavyan language. Each Diamavyan personal pronoun is preceded by its English counterpart to its left.

Person Subjective case Objective case Dependent possessive Independent possessive Reflexive
Singular Animate First-preson Feminine I Ƨun Me Ƨum My Ƨup Mine Ƨups Myself Ƨuԏ
Masculine Jun Jum Jup Jups Juԏ
Neutral Nun Num Nup Nups Nuԏ
Second-preson Feminine You Ƨцn You Ƨцm Your Ƨцp Yours Ƨцps Yourself Ƨцԏ
Masculine Jцn Jцm Jцp Jцps Jцԏ
Neutral Nцn Nцm Nцp Nцps Nцԏ
Third-preson Feminine She Ƨԓ Her Ƨԓm Her Ƨԓp Hers Ƨԓps Herself Ƨԓԏ
Masculine He Him Jԓm Him Jԓp His Jԓps Himself Jԓԏ
Neutral They Nԓa Them Nԓma Their Nԓpa Theirs Nԓpsa Themself Nԓԏa
Inanimate It Nԓih It Nԓmih Its Nԓpih Its Nԓpsih Itself Nԓԏih
Animate Indefinite Formal One Mѧv One Mѧvihm Ones Mѧvs One's Mѧvihms Oneself Mѧԏ
Informal You You Your Yours Yourself
Plural First-preson Feminine We Ƨuv Us Ƨuvihm Our Ƨuvs Ours Ƨuvihms Ourselves Ƨuvihԏs
Masculine Juv Juvihm Juvs Juvihms Juvihԏs
Neutral Nuv Nuvihm Nuvs Nuvihms Nuvihԏs
Second-preson Feminine You Ƨцv You Ƨцvihm Your Ƨцvs Yours Ƨцvihms Yourselves Ƨцvihԏs
Masculine Jцv Jцvihm Jцvs Jцvihms Jцvihԏs
Neutral Nцv Nцvihm Nцvs Nцvihms Nцvihԏs
Third-preson Feminine They Ƨԓv Them Ƨԓvihm Their Ƨԓvs Theirs Ƨԓvihms Themselves Ƨԓvihԏs
Masculine Jԓv Jԓvihm Jԓvs Jԓvihms Jԓvihԏs
Neutral Nԓva Nԓvihma Nԓvsa Nԓvihmsa Nԓvihԏsa
Inanimate Nԓvih Nԓvihmih Nԓvsih Nԓvihmsih Nԓvihԏsih
Relative Relative & Interrogative Who Mav Whom Mavihm Whose Mavs Whose Mavihms
What Iav What Iavihm
Interrogative Only Which Oav Which Oavihm

Glossary of Words

Word in English Word in Diamavyan
Above Өtur
Air Eihr
All Ihnem
Alliance Ihnemyihn
And Iht
And is Ihtiz
And the Ihtaz
Arch Art
Company Klihndrov
Coscivian Kosihvyihn
Great (Geographical) Glѧjцmn
Great (Personal) Plѧjцmn
Home Yihnɛr
Is Iz
Land Atihr
Love Dihmarz
Nomadic Orejihn
Northern Nihrehr
Media Zjiniaԏrɛu
Minute Mihnuote
Of Zat
Of the Zataz
One (Numerical) Vone
Our Ƨup
Outermost Tolizemyy
Party (Political) Vekre
People (Singular) Pѧpyoule
People (Plural) Pѧpyoulez
Region Kresiah
Southern Siahr
State Tierenfih
Tea Ta
Territory Tinansyiene
To Ezt
The Taz
Union (National) Sԓioz
Union (Personal) Sԓioh
Vandarchal Vendurtihn
  1. 1.0 1.1 Alternate pronunciation does not differ significantly from the standard pronunciation. Different sounds are made on a word by word basis, but the phonetic difference can really be heard and rarely matters.
  2. The letter I makes the [ˈe] sound when it or the vowel after it is immediately followed by an H.
  3. The letter I makes the [ˈɪ] sound when it or the vowel after it is not immediately followed by an H.
  4. The letter Ԏ makes the [ˈθ] when followed by a vowel. Ԏ also makes the [ˈθ] sound when preceded by a vowel when it is the last letter of the word.
  5. The letter Ԏ makes the [ˈð] when preceded by a vowel or when simultaneously preceded and followed by a vowel.
  6. The letter Ԏ does not need to abide by the previously stated conventions if the word is a loan word. For example, "Gѧԏik" ("Gothic" in English) makes the [ˈθ] sound despite being preceded and followed by a vowel.
  7. 7.0 7.1 7.2 7.3 The letters that make up this digraph make their seperate sounds if the second letter is immediately followed by an H.