Lozhai language

Qazhshavan
Aldonian Adaju gezë Адаьу гезэ /aˈdaju ˈɣɛ.z/ Nyš'ky Ныш'кы /ˈnɨʃᵊ.ki/
Native to	Qazhshava
Region	Slavic Belt in Thuadia
Ethnicity	Aldonian Qazhshavans
Native speakers	Total:80 million L1:- L2:- (2018)
Language family	Thuado-Thrismaran Txenic Aldonian Qazhshavan
Dialects	Hill Meadow Rishic Zalic
Writing system	Modified Latin script Modified Govoric alphabet
Official status
Official language in	Qazhshava Sekidean Union
Recognised minority language in	Tiskaiya Kentalis Kistolia
Regulated by	Commission of the Qazhshavan Language
Language codes
ISO 639-1	qs
ISO 639-2	qsz
ISO 639-3	–
Map of the area of native Qazhshavan speakers in the 21st century

The Aldonian language, commonly reffered to as "Qazhshavan", is a language in southern Thuadia, it has similar grammatical features with the slavic languages neer the area spoken, but is its own branch of the Thuado-Thrismaran languages, and is the main official language of Qazhshava along side Srednogorian.

Introduction

This article focuses on the Hill dialect of the language, as it is recognized to be the standerdized form of the language.

Writing system

The language uses a Modified Latin script, and a Modified Govoric. In general writing the Latin Version dominates, the Govoric version is used in and neer regions that use it, but every government official document has to be written in both. In the pre-1921 govoric alphabet threre were the letters ⟨й⟩, ⟨ю⟩, ⟨я⟩ and ⟨ъ⟩, but the alphabet was modernized in 1921 replacing ⟨й⟩ with ⟨ь⟩ which effectivly made ⟨ю⟩ and ⟨я⟩ obselite, and ⟨ъ⟩ with ⟨э⟩. There exists an old historic writing system that is currently used only in historic reconstructions and is tought at schools as part of history.
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Latin Alphabet:

Aa /а~ɑ/	Bb /b/	Vv /v~ʋ/	Gg /g~ɣ/	Dd /d~ð/	Đđ /d͡ʒ/	Ee /ɛ~e/	Ëë /ɤ̞~ɜ/	Žž /ʒ/	Zz /z/	Ii /i~ɪ/
Kk /k/	Ll /ɫ~ɮ/	Mm /m/	Nn /n/	Oo /ɔ/	Pp /p/	Rr /ɹ~ɻ/	Rr rr /ɾ~r/	Ss /s/	Tt /t~θ/	Uu /u/
Ff /f/	Hh /x/	Cc /t͡s/	Čč /t͡ʃ/	Šš /ʃ/	Xx /ɕ/	Tx tx /t͡ɕ/	Yy /ɨ~y~i/	Jj /j/

Govoric Alphabet:

Аа /а~ɑ/	Бб /b/	Вв /v~ʋ/	Гг /g~ɣ/	Дд /d~ð/	Ђђ /d͡ʒ/	Ее /ɛ~e/	Ээ /ɤ̞~ɜ/	Жж /ʒ/	Зз /z/	Ии /i~ɪ/
Кк /k/	Лл /ɫ~ɮ/	Мм /m/	Нн /n/	Оо /ɔ/	Пп /p/	Рр /ɹ~ɻ/	Рр рр /ɾ~r/	Сс /s/	Тт /t~θ/	Уу /u/
Фф /f/	Хх /x/	Цц /t͡s/	Чч /t͡ʃ/	Шш /ʃ/	Щщ /ɕ/	Ћћ /t͡ɕ/	Ыы /ɨ~y~i/	Ьь /j/

Orthography

The letter ⟨ë⟩ is silent at the end of words unless its after ⟨j⟩ or in some exeptions, however it can be pronounced without changing th emeaning.
the combination of ⟨r⟩ and ⟨ë⟩ resoults in ⟨ë⟩ becoming silent, hence rreporëterë is pronounced as /ˈɾɛ.pɔɻ.tɛɻ/ (alternatifly:/ˈre.pɔɹ.tɛɹ/).
Since the syllable structure of Qazhshavan is (C)V(Nr) (Nr- ⟨n⟩,⟨rë⟩), consonant clusters that exclude ⟨n⟩ or ⟨rë⟩ are very rare and occur in words of foreign origin, example would be the suffix -š'ki, the absence of a vowel is marked with ⟨'⟩, this suffix was borrowed from the neighboring slavic languages, which have more complex syllable structures.
The ⟨y⟩ vowel is pronounced as /i/ (/y/ by some speakers) when its at the end of words

Phonology

		Labial	Dental	Alveolar	Post- alveolar	Palatal	Velar
Nasal		m		n		(ɲ)
Plosive	voiceless	p	t~θ				k
	voiced	b	d~ð				ɡ~ɣ
Affricate	voiceless			t͡s	t͡ʃ	t͡ɕ
	voiced				d͡ʒ
Fricative	voiceless	f		s	ʃ	ɕ
	voiced	v~ʋ		z (ɮ)	ʒ
Approximant				ɫ ɹ~ɻ		j
Tap & Trill				ɾ~r~ʁ

	Front	Central	Back
Close	i (y)	ɨ	u
Close-Mid	(e~ɪ)
Mid		(ə)*	ɤ̞
Open-Mid	ɛ	(ɜ)	ɔ
Neer Open		(ɐ)*
Open	a~ɑ

Nouns

Grammatical Gender

Qazhshavan has 2 grammatical genders, they are identified by the ending sound of the base word of a word.

• Masculine - all masculine nouns end in a ⟨n⟩ or ⟨j⟩, ⟨ë⟩, ⟨o⟩, ⟨u⟩.
• Feminine - all feminine nouns end in ⟨a⟩, ⟨e⟩, ⟨i⟩, ⟨y⟩

Grammatical Cases

Qazhshavan has 5 grammatical cases.

• Nominative: Subject or a Predicate noun or adjective
• Accusative: Interract with Subject (hear, hit, harm...)
• Genetive: Possesed by Subject
• Locative: In Subject, on Subject
• Vocative: calling Subject

The Table Below also shows how the adjective suffix works with the examples

Common Translation		Nom.	Acc.	Gen.	Loc.	Voc.		Adj.
Masculine - n & j
Man	Sin.	Nerën	Nerënun	Nerëno	Nerënmërë	Nerëne!	Nerëny
	Plr.	Nerënaj	Nerënej	Nerënoj	Nerënmerë	Nerënaj!	Nerënjy
	Sin.Def.	te'Nerën	te'Nerënun	te'Nerëno	te'Nerënmërë	Ø	te'Nerëny
	Plr.Def.	ti'Nerënaj	ti'Nerënej	ti'Nerënoj	ti'Nerënmerë	Ø	ti'Nerënjy
Masculine - ë & o & u
Dog	Sin.	Txeno	Txenon	Txenono	Txenmërë	Txeno!	Txeny
	Plr.	Txenaj	Txenej	Txenoj	Txenmerë	Txenaj!	Txenjy
	Sin.Def.	te'Txen	te'Txenon	te'Txenono	te'Txenmërë	Ø	te'Txeny
	Plr.Def.	ti'Txenaj	ti'Txenej	ti'Txenoj	ti'Txenmerë	Ø	ti'Txenjy
Feminine - a & e
Woman	Sin.	Gona	Gonan	Gonano	Gonamërë	Gono!	Gonaja
	Plr.	Gony	Goni	Gonono	Gonmerë	Gony!	Gonajy
	Sin.Def.	te'Gona	te'Gonan	te'Gonano	te'Gonamërë	Ø	te'Gonaja
	Plr.Def.	ti'Gony	ti'Goni	ti'Gonono	ti'Gonmerë	Ø	ti'Gonajy
Feminine - i & y
Mountain	Sin.	Xany	Xanyn	Xanyno	Xanymërë	Xano!	Xanyja
	Plr.	Xane	Xanei	Xaneno	Xanmerë	Xane!	Xanojy
	Sin.Def.	te'Xany	te'Xanyn	te'Xanyno	te'Xanymërë	Ø	te'Xanyja
	Plr.Def.	ti'Xanove	ti'Xanei	ti'Xaneno	ti'Xanmerë	Ø	ti'Xanojy

Adjectives

Adjectives are also gendered, and come in the 5 cases, but they are more consistent compared to nouns.

Common Translation		Nom.	Acc.	Gen.	Loc.	Voc.
Masculine - all
Strong	Sin.	Sađan	Sađanan	Sađanon	Sađamërë	Sađan
	Plr.	Sađanaj	Sađanej	Sađanoj	Sađanmerë	Sađanaj
	Sin.Def.	te'Sađan	te'Sađanan	te'Sađanon	te'Sađanmërë	Ø
	Plr.Def.	ti'Sađanaj	ti'Sađanej	ti'Sađanoj	ti'Sađanmerë	Ø
Feminine - all
Beatufull	Sin.	Lavi	Lavin	Lavino	Lavimërë	Lavi
	Plr.	Lavje	Lavjej	Lavjeno	Lavjemerë	Lave
	Sin.Def.	te'Lavi	te'Lavin	te'Lavino	te'Lavimërë	Ø
	Plr.Def.	ti'Lavje	ti'Lavjej	ti'Lavjeno	ti'Lavjemerë	Ø

Qazhshavan uses Comparison forms of Adjectives:

• Positive - Bassic form of the word- happy - šasin
• Negative - Negation of the word - unhappy - nišasin
• Comparitive - Form for comparison relative to something - happier - jan-šasin
• Superlative - Form showing absolute relative to a group - happiest - naj-šasin
• Augmentative - Form showing absolute position without a relative - ultimately happy - naj-naj-šasin

Verbs

Tenses

The Lnaguage is 'Pro drop', meaning that using pronouns is optional, usually when used, they add emphasis, for example: " jemë denmë " - " i am eating ", " Dy denexë " - " you are eating ".

Mood	Person	Number	Past		Present		Future		Future in the past
			Simple	Perfect	Simple	Perfect	Simple	Perfect	Simple	Perfect
Indicative	1	Singular	<>(ë)hë	<>herë	<>(ë)më	<>(ë)hë	je <>(ë)më	je an <>merë	jehë jo <>(ë)më	jehë jo an <>merë
		Plural	<>(ë)hëme	<>hëmerë	<>(ë)mëme	<>(ë)hëme	je <>(ë)mëme	je an <>mëmerë	jehë jo <>(ë)mëme	jehë jo an <>mëmerë
	2	Singular	<>elë jedë	<>elerë jedë	<>exë	<>elë jedë	je <>exë	je <>exerë	jehë jo an <>exë	jehë jo an <>exerë
		Plural	<>elaj dej	<>lajrë dej	<>eje	<>elaj dej	je <>eje	je <>ejerë	jehë jo an <>eje	jehë jo an <>ejerë
	3	Singular	<>se	<>serë an	<>jë	<>se	je <>jë	je an <>jerë	jehë jo <>jë	jehë jo an <>jerë
		Plural	<>sa	<>sarë	<>jëdë	<>sa	je <>jëdë	je an <>jëderë	jehë jo <>jëdë	jehë jo an <>jëderë
Imperative	All	Singular	Ø		<>(š)y		<>(ž)y		Ø
		Plural			<>(š)i		<>(ž)i

Note: Word Order Can Switch around depending on context.

Pronouns

Translation to Common		Person and number		Nom.	Acc.	Gen.	Loc.	Voc.
I	Me	First	Singular	Jemë	Memë	Me	Mene	Ø
You (Singular)		Second		Du	Dun	Dy	Dyn	Du!
He	Him	Third		Vaj	Go	Egy	Egyn	Ø
She	Her			Vaja	Ga	Ega	Egan	Ø
It				Vajë	Goë	Ëgy	Ëgyn	Ø
We	Us	First	Plural	Nen	Men	Ny	Nasë	Ø
You (Plural/formal)		Second		Dau	Daun	Daj	Dajn	Dau!
They	Them	Third	Singular & Plural	Ata	Atan	Atej	Atejn	Ø

Numbers

Qazhshavan is a Decimal language, meaning it has a base 10 number system.

Number	Number term (Qazhshavan)	IPA		Number	Number term (Qazhshavan)	IPA
0	Nulo Нуло			11	Ennëndjetë Еннэндьетэ
1	En Ен			12	Dinëndjetë Динэндьетэ
2	Di Ди			13	Terrenëndjetë Терренэндьетэ
3	Terre Терре			14	Ketënëndjetë Кетэнэндьетэ
4	Ketë Кетэ			15	Pexënëndjetë Пещэнэндьетэ
5	Pexë Пещэ			16	Šešënëndjetë Шешэнэндьетэ
6	Šešë Шешэ			17	Šemënëndjetë Шемэнэндьетэ
7	Šemë Шемэ			18	Ašemënëndjetë Ашемэнэндьетэ
8	Ašemë Ашемэ			19	Nentënëndjetë Нентэнэндйетэ
9	Nentë Нентэ			100	(en)Txyn (ен)Тщын
10	Djetë Дьетэ			1000	(en)Mjada (ен)Мьада