Vacansian
Vacansian (/bæˈkansiən/ Väkansa forged) , is an isolate language that originated in the southeastern of Wulfor and today is language with around 15 million native speakers, mainly in Vacansa and the diasporas.
Vacansian | |
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väkansa, väkansa forged | |
Pronunciation | /bæˈkansa/ |
Region | Vacansa |
Ethnicity | Vacansians |
Native speakers |
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Isolate language | |
Dialects |
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Latin (Vacansian alphabet) (mainly) Adunaroth Vacansian braile | |
Official status | |
Official language in | Vacansa |
Regulated by | National Intitute of Vacansa |
Language codes | |
ISO 639-1 | vk |
ISO 639-2 | vac |
ISO 639-3 | vak |
Vacansian is an isolate language, which evolved from Old Cazesian in Vacansa after the collapse of the Kingdom of Cazeisia in the 19th century. The oldest Old Cazesian text with traces of Vacansian come from mid-northern Vacansa in the 12th century with the name "Kismo, kismo".
Sometimes the vacansian language is related with the Simakhastasian, spoken only by a little group of people in the district of Voreti.
Vacansian alphabet Edit
A | B | Þ | D | E | F | G | I | X | K | L | M | N | O | P | R | S | T | U | V | ¨ |
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A | Be | Þe | De | E | Fa | Ge | Iat | Xat | Ka | Lad | Mi | Ni | O | Pei | Ru | Sei | Tei | U | Vep | - |
[a] | [b] | [θ] | [d] | [e] | [f] | [ɢ] | [i, j] | [x] | [k] | [l] | [m] | [n] | [o] | [p] | [r, ɾ, ɹ] | [s] | [t] | [y] | [v] | Acute accent |
Grammar Edit
Vacansian language has three genres: male (i, in), female (ë, ën) and neutral (u, un); two numbers: singular and plural (-n); three declensions and five cases.
Declension ä Edit
Example: house
Case | Singular | Plural |
Nominative | Nemä | Nemi |
Accusative | Nemid | Nemud |
Dative | Nëmsa | Nïmnäs |
Genitive | Nemesä | Nemesääda |
Ablative | Neësme | Nämstä |
Declension ei Edit
Example: girl
Case | Singular | Plural |
Nominative | Latei | Letis |
Accusative | Latäna | Laite |
Dative | Latëma | Lemarad |
Genitive | Länas | Länibai |
Ablative | Lunesai | Linömï |
Declension era Edit
Example: book
Case | Singular | Plural |
Nominative | Nugiera | Nugï |
Accusative | Nugäs | Nuema |
Dative | Nuginë | Nusied |
Genitive | Nvliti | Nvlagise |
Ablative | Nuläsën | Nulamedï |
Phonology Edit
Consonants Edit
Bilabial | Labio-dental | Dental | Alveolar | Post-alveolar | Palatal | Velar | Uvular | Pulmonic | |
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Nasal | m | n | |||||||
Stop | b, p | d | t | k | q, ɢ | ||||
Affricative sibilant | ɖʐ, tʃ, dz | ||||||||
Sibilant fricative | s | ʃ | |||||||
Non-sibilant fricative | f, v | θ | x | ||||||
Approximant | ɹ | j | |||||||
Tap/Flap | ɾ | ||||||||
Trill | r |
Vowels Edit
Front | Central | Back | |
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Close | I · y | u | |
Near-close | |||
Close-mid | e | o | |
Mid | |||
Open-mid | œ | ɜ | ɔ |
Near-open | æ | ɐ | |
Open | a | ä |
Personal pronouns Edit
Singular | Plural | |
1st person | Ni | Nin/Nën |
2nd person | Lab | Lip/Lëp |
3rd person | Sig/Sëg/Sug | Sis/Sës/Sus |
Some verbs Edit
Present simple Edit
Example: walk
Ni | Tasi |
Lab | Tasab |
Sig/Sëg/Sug | Tasanig/Tasanëg/Tasanug |
Nin/Nën | Tasin/Tasën |
Lip/Lëp | Tasirip/Tasirëp |
Sis/Sës/Sus | Tasis/Tasës/Tasus |
Past simple Edit
Example: walk
Ni | Tassin |
Lab | Tassap |
Sig/Sëg/Sug | Tassis/Tassës/Tassus |
Nin/Nën | Tassim/Tassëm |
Lip/Lëp | Tassil/Tassël |
Sis/Sës/Sus | Tassif/Tassëf/Tassuf |
Future simple Edit
Example: walk
Ni | Tani |
Lab | Taner |
Sig/Sëg/Sug | Tanomi/Tanomë/Tanomu |
Nin/Nën | Tanin/Tanën |
Lip/Lëp | Taniril/Tanirël |
Sis/Sës/Sus | Tanomin/Tanomën/Tanomun |