Iŋomœ́
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Iŋomœ́ [iŋo'mœ] | |
Period | c. -2000 YP |
Spoken in | Peilaš steppe |
Total speakers | to be determined |
Writing system | to be determined |
Classification | Western |
Typology | |
Basic word order | OVA/SV |
Morphology | agglutinating |
Alignment | ergative |
Credits | |
Created by | eodrakken |
Iŋomœ́ ('our tongue') is a language of the Western language family, spoken c. -2000 YP on the Peilaš steppe. The name the speakers gave to their cultural group was Sánhilu:pyl (singular Sánhilu:b), meaning 'horse people', though this term could also be applied to any nomadic group, as opposed to the settled peoples of the coast.
Sample
- Sœ:ké to, mœ́ŋhɯ: céudogu: sanhí. Tógoz mœŋhɯ́ etɯ́l vœ́sagog useŋí, siz mœ́ŋhɯ lódogu: kœló, ca nú:tɯz mœ́ŋhɯ újejagu: lo. Sœga:zó no: mœ́nhaz mœ́ŋhɯ kœ́gu:.
- [ sœːˈké tɞ | ˈmœ.ŋʰɯː ˌce.u.dɞ.ɡuː sɐˈnʰi ‖ ˈto.ɡɞz mɞˌŋʰɯ əˈtɯl ˌfœ.sɐ.ɡɞɡ ʊ.səˌŋi | ˈsiz ˌmœ.ŋʰə ˈlo.dɞ.ɡuː kɞˌlo | ca ˈnuː.təz ˌmœ.ŋʰə ˈu.ɟə.ɟɐ.ɡuː ˌlo ‖ sɞ.ɡaːˈzo noː | ˈmœ.nʰɐz ˌmœ.ŋʰə ˈkœ.ɡuː ]
- hill-ERG on sheep-ABSp see-E8-3>3C1 horse-ERG. first sheep-ERG 3POS-wool-ABS cut-E8-3>3C7 woman-ERG, second sheep-ABS(ed) milk-E8-3>3C1 child-ERG, and third sheep-ABS(ed) kill-E8-3>3C1 man-ERG. 3pPOS-fire-ERG above fourth sheep-ABS(ed) cook-E8-3C3
(taken from The horse and the sheep)
External link
- Grammar of Iŋomœ́ {broken link → backup}