Aθáta
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Aθáta [aˈða.ta] | |
Period | c. 1000 YP |
Spoken in | Rathedān, Milīr valley |
Total speakers | c. 3 million |
Writing system | adapted Tjakori script |
Classification | Edastean Dāiadak Central Dāiadak Aθáta |
Typology | |
Basic word order | VSO |
Morphology | fusional |
Alignment | NOM-ACC |
Credits | |
Created by | RHaden (vocab extension: Cedh) |
Aθáta is a language of the Edastean family, spoken in the Rathedān highlands and the Milīr valley around 1000 YP. It is descended from the south-central dialects of Imperial Adāta.
Genealogy
A descendant of Aθáta itself is E'át.
Sample
- Áfsian sif Síncan, θíscesor, θíscān Câθlas, méxθāx Sáma 'n Θálo: Ílnu ápin of-pacátiān mésein, ése θísclas rúlas ir écon ilín.
- [ ˈav.ʒan ʃɪf ˈʃɪŋ.kan ˈθɪs.ce.zɔɾ ˈθɪs.kaːn ˈkaːð.las ˈmeʝ.ðaːx ˈsa.man ˈθa.lo ‖ ˈɪl.nu ˈa.pɪn ɔf.paˈka.caːn ˈme.zeɪn ˈe.ze ˈθɪs.klas ˈɾu.las ɪɾ ˈe.cɔn iˈlɪn ]
- speak-IMP-3SG thus Síncan king=great king-3SG Cāθ=land brother-3PL Sun and Moon: before sit-HAB-1SG on throne-3SG father-1SG all country foreign be-PERF hostile to-1SG
(taken from the Tsinakan text)
See also
- Aθáta grammar
- Aθáta lexicon
- Sawîyaran - a sketch of Aθáta's northernmost dialect
- Edastean languages