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Satie (Sečĕ) is a daughter language of Buruya Nzaysa spoken around 1500-1700 YP.

Name

Sečĕ [sʲetʃʲ], earlier (ca. 600 YP) Sɛtjə comes from Early Namɨdu syɛtyə "virtue, morality", cf. Fáralo sætugə (id.), Mûtsipsa' ktsantû'a "what we should do". Cognates include Cəssın kilin "affectionate" and Zele yizãs "love".

History

Vowel lengthening

Vowels are lengthened under stress, before a cluster and in the initial syllable unless before a stressed syllable.

V > Vː / _[+stress]
V > Vː / _CC
V > Vː / #(C)(C)_ / except _(C)(C)V[+stress]
  • BN layáxa → **layaːxa → ležah
  • BN maməlgɛ → **maːməːlgɛ → ňaňĭge


Plosive aspiration

Plosives are aspirated before a long vowel, unless in a consonant cluster.

p t ts k kʷ > pʰ tʰ tsʰ kʰ kʷʰ / _Vː / except C_
  • BN wɛtuldɔ → **wɛːtʰuːldɔ → véthuda
  • BN kənɔñúmɛ → **kʰəːnɔñuːmɛ → khĭnnĕume


Deletion of sigmas and nasals

/s/ sounds and nasals are deleted directly before plosives. /mv nz/ clusters simplify

sp st sk skʷ > p t k kʷ
mp nt nts ŋk ŋkʷ > p t ts k kʷ
mv > f / #_; > v / elsewhere
nz > z
  • BN məskwe → **məːkʷe → ňipe
  • BN mvintu → **fiːtu → siču


Linguolabial development

Labial consonants become linguolabial when surrounded by unrounded vowels.

A = {a ɛ e i ə}
m b p pʰ v f > n̼ d̼ t̼ t̼ʰ ð̼ θ̼ / #_A, A_A, A_#
  • BN balbo → **d̼aːlbo → b̌abo
  • BN mevrumɛ → **n̼eːvrumɛ → névrume


Unrounding

/u/ becomes /ə/ when the next syllable contains /u/ or /i/.

u > ə / _(ː)(C)(C){u i}
  • BN numi → **nəːmi → nimi
  • BN sudusa → **səːdusa → sidsa


Lenition in clusters

Clusters of /lC Cl sC Cs/ get simplified, yielding /C Cj jC Cj/. /js sj/ clusters are unaffected.

l > j / C_
l > ∅ / _C
s > j / C_ / except j_
s > j / _C / except _j
  • BN solvo → **soːvo → sóvo
  • BN sopsə → **soːpjə → sópĕ


First palatalization

Dental and velar plosives become postalveolar affricates or fricatives adjacent to /i e j/.

{d g} {t k} {tʰ kʰ} > dʒ tʃ tʃʰ / _{i e j} or {i e j}(ː)_
dʒ > ʒ
  • BN dediga → **ʒeːʒiʒa → žéžĭž
  • BN kisɛ → **tʃʰiːsɛ → čhĭse


Palatal changes

Vowels are frontened before /j ɲ/. /j/ disappears before consonants. /ɲ/ changes to /nj/.

{a ɔ} o {ə u} > ɛ e i / _(ː){ɲ j}
j > ∅ / _C
ɲ > nj
  • BN noñuylu → **neːnjiːju → nénĕu
  • BN mɔysa → **mɛːsa → mes


Labiovelar changes

Labiovelars change to velars before rounded vowels and to labials elsewhere.

kʷ kʷʰ w > k kʰ ɣ / _{ɔ o u}
kʷ kʷʰ w > p pʰ v / elsewhere
  • BN kwɔtsi → **kʰɔːtsi → khǎci
  • BN ŋkwayfo → **pɛːfo → pefo


Epenthesis

Glottal stop disappears. Intervocalically /j/ after /i e/ and /w/ elsewhere is inserted epenthetically. /i e/ are preiotated word-initially.

ʔ > ∅
∅ > j / {i e}_V
∅ > w / V_V, elsewhere
i e > ji je / #_
  • BN se’ə → **seːjə → sež
  • BN nə’ola → **nəːwola → nilŭa


Second palatalization

Linguolabials change to dentals before /i e j/.

n̼ d̼ t̼ t̼ʰ ð̼ θ̼ > n d t tʰ z s / _{i e j}
  • BN petuvo → théčvo
  • BN mvenanɔ → senna
  • BN miyɔdɔ → nĭdĕa


Umlaut and vowel shift

Syllables with high, mid and low vowels cause preceding vowels to shift. Final short /ə a/ become reduced.

ə a > ə̆ ă / _#
{i ə} o > ə ɔ / _(ː)(C)(C){ɛ a ɔ} &
{e ɛ} {a ɔ} > e ɤ / _(ː)(C)(C){i u} &
{i ə} {e ɛ} {a ɔ} > i ɛ a / elsewhere, all three simultaneously
o > ɔ / _(ː)#
ɤ > ɨ
  • BN əbu → ibu
  • BN nɔlsi → nǎsi
  • BN ɛtsu → écu


Syncope

Short vowels are deleted between two consonants, unless both are stops.

P = {b p pʰ d̼ t̼ t̼ʰ d t tʰ ɡ k kʰ ts tsʰ tʃ tʃʰ}
V > ∅ / V(ː)C_C(j)V / except P_P
jV > ∅ / V(ː)C_C(j)V / except P_P
ĭ ă > ∅ / V(ː)C_#
ĭ ă > i a / elsewhere
  • BN ɛsmɛwɛ → emve
  • BN gəsta → gĭt
  • BN nɛpsonə → nepni


Semivowel metathesis and synaeresis

Semivowels are moved after other consonants in clusters. Certain sequences of vowels and semivowels are simplified.

jC wC > Cj Cw
{ji jɨ jə} {wu wɨ wə} > i u
{je jɛ} {wo wɔ} > e o
ij uw > j w / _V
ij ej uw ow > i e u o
j w > ʒ v / V_
  • BN gɔyada → gedĕa
  • BN spɛ’ayla → p̌evež
  • BN sɛtsa’ɔk → secŭak

Phonemes

consonants labial linguolabial dental postalv. velar
nasal m ‹m n̼ ‹ň n ‹n
plosive b ‹b d̼ ‹ d ‹d ɡ ‹g
p ‹p t̼ ‹ t ‹t k ‹k
pʰ ‹ph t̼ʰ ‹p̌h tʰ ‹th kʰ ‹kh
affricate ts ‹c tʃ ‹č
tsʰ ‹ch tʃʰ ‹čh
fricative v ‹v ð̼ ‹ z ‹z ʒ ‹ž ɣ ‹ȟ
f ‹f θ̼ ‹ s ‹s h ‹h
liquid l ‹l
r ‹r

There are also two semivowels, occuring only after consonants and word-initially, namely /i̯ u̯/ ‹ĕ ŭ›.


vowels front central back
high i ‹i ɨ ‹ǎ u ‹u
mid-high e ‹é ə ‹ĭ o ‹ó
mid-low ɛ ‹e ɔ ‹o
low a ‹a

Consonants are palatalized before /i e i̯/ ‹i é ĕ›.

Around 1700-1800 YP the linguolabials have merged with dentals before other consonants and unpacked to appropriate C + /w/ clusters elsewhere, e.g. ňeňži /n̼ɛn̼ʒi/ → /nwɛnʒi/ (BN mɛmɛdi); žĭčňil /ʒətʃn̼il/ → /ʒətʃnwil/ (BN giskɛməl).

Numerals

1. khe 11. roke
2. 12. réné 20. néra
3. ȟo 13. róvo 30. ȟora
4. bo 14. róbo 40. bora
5. du 15. ródu 50. dura
6. si 16. rósi 60. chĭra
7. ma 17. roma 70. mara
8. sud 18. rósud 80. sora
9. nil 19. rónil 90. nĭra
10. ra 100. ide