Difference between revisions of "Proto-Himalo-Auspik"
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== Nominal and modifier morphology == | == Nominal and modifier morphology == | ||
Revision as of 17:54, 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
| cells | kommunism |
Nominal and modifier morphology
bleak except when modifiers become stative verbs
Verbal morphology
extremely heavy and where everything goes on
Syntax
SOV
