Difference between revisions of "Proto-Himalo-Auspik"
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| + | |- blah breh | ||
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== Nominal and modifier morphology == | == Nominal and modifier morphology == | ||
Revision as of 17:47, 26 May 2015
Proto-Himalo-Auspik is the supposed beginning of a vast array of languages that covers most of the population of Himalia, about half of its area, along with a great number of languages to the south in Snavwxniik-Nakwn, Wyverncliff, and Auspikitan.
Contents
Phonology
rather yuropy
Nominal and modifier morphology
bleak except when modifiers become stative verbs
Verbal morphology
extremely heavy and where everything goes on
Syntax
SOV
Modifiers
Daughter language groupings
| cells kon |
