Syranik language

Syranik
Siranian
Sirančina
Flag of Sirania
Pronunciation	/ˈsɪ.ran.t͡ʃi.nɑ/
Native to	Dazhdinia Sirania
Ethnicity	Dazhdins
Native speakers	~10,000,000
Language family	Euro-Argisian Balto-Slavic Slavic Dazhdin Syranik
Dialects
Writing system	Latin
Official status
Official language in	Dazhdinia Rosenia Sirania
Recognised minority language in	Dazhdinia Miessinia Yalivia
Language codes
ISO 639-1	ZD
ISO 639-2	DZD
ISO 639-3	SDZ
Location of Sirania within Dazhdinia

The Syranik language (Dazhdin Latin: Syrančina/Syrančinsky język; Dazhdin Cyrillic: Сыранчіна/Сыранчінскы ѩзык; Syranik: Sirančina) is a either a seperate language or a dialect of Dazhdin, that is spoken in in Dazhdinia. It is mutually intelligible with Posąvrag language.

Alphabet

Main article: Syranik orthography

See also: Dazhdin orthography

A a	Ą ą	B b	C c	Č č	D d	Đ đ	E e	Ě ě	Ę ę
F f	G g	H h	Ĥ ĥ	I i	J j	K k	L l	Ľ ľ	M m
N n	Ň ň	O o	P p	Q q	R r	Ŕ ŕ	S s	Š š	Ŝ ŝ
T t	Ŧ ŧ	U u	Ų ų	V v	W w	X x	Y y	Z z	Ž ž
Ẑ ẑ	Ʒ ʒ	Ǯ ǯ

TBA

Differences to litarary Dazhdin

There are notable differences to the litarary Dazhdin in orthography, syntax, phonology and grammar:

Disappearance of yers

Disappearance of yers, changing the iotation and syllabic structure (-lь- → -ľ-; -tь- → -ŧ-...)

Rearrangement of I, İ and Y

Syranik has preserved only 2 I sounds, which are denoted as:

• "I" for /ʲi/
• "Y" for /ɪ/

The sound /ɨ/ disappeared and merged with the new letter "Y" (/ɪ/).

Changes in cases

Lack of presence of the adessive, allative and illative cases

Hard and soft R

Distingtion of soft and hard R (R for /r/, Ŕ for /ɹ/)