Lozhai language

Qazhshavan
Ardonian Aldonian Aldǫšė zavǫ Алдѫшӗ завѫ /aɫdˈɔ̃ːʃe zaˈvɔ̃ː/
Native to	Qazhshava
Region	Slavic Belt in Thuadia
Ethnicity	Ardonians (aka: Qazhshavans)
Native speakers	Total:80 million L1:- L2:- (2018)
Language family	Thuado-Thrismaran Zarav-Slavic Slavic Kento-Polyash Ardonic Qazhshavan
Dialects	Rishic, Zalic
Writing system	Modified Old Govoric Modified Latin
Official status
Official language in	Qazhshava Sekidean Union
Recognised minority language in	Tiskaiya
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 Qazhshavan/Ardonian language is a divergent Slavic Lnaguage, that diverged from the Kento-Polyash group, and is one pf the official languages of Qazhshava along side Srednogorian.

Introduction

The language shares its grammar with the other Slavic langauged, and is one of the only said Slavic languages that uses Defeniteness, however it's vocabulary has diverged the most, in quite a few cases it had presurved older Zarav-Slavic words and is mostly uninteligable to other Slavic speakers.

Writing system

The language uses a Modified Latin script, and a Modified Old Govoric script reffered to as Govorkyn. Usually the Latin Script is used in casual conversations, but the older Govorkyn alphabet is used in formal letters an is seen as the "formal script", but every government official document has to be written in both.

Latin character	Govorkyn character	IPA Symbol
А а	A a	/а~ɑ/ (/ɐ/)
B b	Б б	/b/ (/β/)
V v	В в	/v~ʋ/
G g	Г г	/g/ (/ɣ/)
D d	Д д	/d/ (/ð/)
Е е	E e	/ɛ/
Ž ž	Ж ж	/ʒ/
Z z	З з	/z/
I i	И и	/i/
J j	Й й	/j/ /ʲ/
K k	К к	/k/
L l	Л л	/ɫ/
Ļ ļ	Ԯ ԯ	/ʎ/
M m	М м	/m/
N n	Н н	/n/
O o	О о	/ɔ/
P p	П п	/p/
R r	Р р	/ɾ~r~ʁ/
S s	С с	/s/
T t	Т т	/t/ (/θ/)
U u	У у	/u/
F f	Ф ф	/f/
H h	Х х	/x~χ/
C c	Ц ц	/t͡s/
Č č	Ч ч	/t͡ʃ/
Š š	Ш ш	/ʃ/
Št št	Щ щ	/ʃt/
Ă ă	Ъ ъ	/ɤ̞~ə/ (/ɐ/)
Ě ě	Ѣ ѣ	/jɛ~ɛ/ (/jæ~æ/)
Y y	Ы ы	/ɨ~i/
(J) j	(Ь) ь	/ʲ/
Ė ė	Ӗ ӗ	/e~ɪ~i/
Ju ju	Ю ю	/ju/
Ja ja	Я я	/ja/
Ą ą	Ѧ ѧ	/ɑ̃ː/ /a~an̆~ɑn̆~ɑŋ̆/
Ę ę	Ꙙ ꙙ	/ɛ̃ː/ /ɛ~ɛn̆~ɛŋ̆/
Ǫ ǫ	Ѫ ѫ	/ɔ̃ː/ /ɔ~ɔn̆~oŋ̆/

Phonology

		Labial	Dental	Alveolar	Palatal	Velar
Nasal		m		n	(ɲ)	(ŋ)
Plosive	voiceless	p		t		k
	voiced	b		d		ɡ
Affricate	voiceless				t͡ʃ
	voiced				d͡ʒ
Fricative	voiceless	f (β)	(θ)	s	ʃ	(ɣ~ʁ)
	voiced	v	(ð)	z	ʒ
Approximant		(ʋ)		ɫ	j	ʎ
Tap				ɾ
Trill				(r)

Nouns

Grammatical Gender

Qazhshavan has 3 grammatical genders, they are identified by the ending sound of the base word of a word.

• Masculine - all masculine nouns end in a consonant or ⟨j⟩.
• Feminine - all feminine nouns end in ⟨a⟩ or ⟨ą⟩.
• Neuter - all neuter nouns end in ⟨o⟩, ⟨ǫ⟩, ⟨i⟩, ⟨y⟩, ⟨e⟩, ⟨ě⟩ or ⟨ė⟩.

Grammatical Cases

Qazhshavan has 6 grammatical cases.

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

Common Translation		Nom.	Acc.	Gen.	Dat.	Loc.	Voc.
Masculine
Man	Sin.	Virežăs	Vireža	Virežės	Virežom	Virežeu	Vireže!
	Plr.	Virežaj	Virežej	Virežiės	Virežomi	Virežyu	Virežaj!
	Sin.Def.	Virežă	Virežăt	Virežėt	Virežomă	Virežěu	Ø
	Plr.Def.	Virežajte	Virežejte	Virežiėt	Virežomtė	Virežjiu	Ø
Feminine
Woman	Sin.	Šjevas	Šjevu	Šjevas	Šjevam	Šjevei	Šjevo!
	Plr.	Šjevy	Šjevjė	Šjevias	Šjevym	Šjevyi	Šjevy!
	Sin.Def.	Šjevată	Šjevută	Šjevat	Šjevamă	Šjevejă	Ø
	Plr.Def.	Šjevyte	Šjevute	Šjeviat	Šjevyme	Šjeveje	Ø
Neuter
Earth, Land, Ground	Sin.	Žemes	Žeme	Žemos	Žemom	Žemeǫ	Žemo!
	Plr.	Žemě	Žemte	Žemios	Žemomi	Žemyǫ	Žemě!
	Sin.Def.	Žemeto	Žemetăt	Žemetot	Žemetǫ	Žemeǫtă	Ø
	Plr.Def.	Žeměte	Žemeěte	Žemetiot	Žemeǫă	Žemeyǫtă	Ø

Pronouns

Translation to Common		Person and number		Nom.	Acc.	Gen.	Dat.	Loc.	Voc.
I	Me	First	Singular	Jėz	Mėn	Mej / Mi	Mi	Mėne	Ø
You (Singular)		Second		Tu	Tev	Ty	Tem	Tyvi	Tu!
He	Him	Third		Vojš	Ego / go	Eguj / muj	Mu	Egji	Ø
She	Her			Vaj	Ej	Eją / i	I	Eji	Ø
It				To	Ěgo / go	Ěguj / muj	Mu	Ěgji	Ø
We	Us	First	Plural	Meje	Mji	Maji / mji	Mas / my	Mas	Ø
You (Plural/formal)		Second		fije	Fij	Fiji / fi	Fijs	Fem	Fije!
They (Plural)	Them	Third		Vej	Těj	Těji / jim	Tějs	Ym	Ø