Medrom Language

This language and Ruroweya share a common linguistic ancestor. That early language had a much freer word order; one of the results of language divergence was the difference in word order between the two languages.

Morphology

maximum syllable: CVC
stress on the final non-schwa syllable of a word

Syntax

word order SVO
noun before adjective
preposition before noun
possessee before possessor

Vocabulary

Pronouns

I	/so/	/soi/
you (sing, fam)	/nom/	/nomi/
you (sing, form)	/to/	/toi/
he	/tan/	/tani/
she	/kin/	/kini/
it	/pin/	/pini/
we	/sope/	/sopei/
you (pl, fam)	/nompe/	/nompei/
you (pl, form)	/tope/	/topei/
they (animate)	/tampe/	/tampei/
they (inanimate)	/pimpe/	/pimpei/

Numbers
0-10: uki /uki/, ni /ni/, ōmu /omu/, uta /utə/, ey /ej/, ōwa /owə/, nē /ne/, ēpō /epo/, ēsō /eso/, ēmu /emu/, su /su/
Family Words
kinsepō /kinsepo/ = mother, tiksepō /tiksepo/ = father, kiki /kiki/ = mom/mommy, titi /titi/ = dad/daddy

Phonetics

consonants: p, b, t, d, k, g, f, v, s, z, ʃ, ʒ, m, n, ɲ, l, j, w, ʁ
vowels: i, y, u, e, ø, o, ə, ɛ, œ, ɔ, a

Dictionary

5 Words.

Common Female Names

Until I use this conlang to create actual names, I will be using French names as placeholders. These include Caroline, Charlotte, Madeline, Marinette, Michelle, Monique, Mylene, and Simone.

Common Male Names

Until I use this conlang to create actual names, I will be using French names as placeholders. These include Adrien, Andre, Antoine, and Nathanael.

Common Unisex Names

Until I use this conlang to create actual names, I will be using French names as placeholders. These include Épicea (masc noun meaning spruce).