Conoscenzeano

Língua baseada no italiano falada principalmente magos de Conoscenza, uma das 3 ilhas flutuantes arcanas

[font][font]Nativamente conhecido como:[font][font]conoscenseano [font][font]/coˌnoscenˌzeaˈno/

[font][font]...e ele ficou segurando seu chapéu e virou o rosto molhado para o vento...
nio sto be cattre fuitti luspe nio be stabra chedo ciadio gru perde
Pronunciation: /njo sto be katˈtre fwitˈti lusˈpe njo be staˈbra keˈdo ʧaˈdjo gru pɛrˈde/
Conoscenzeano word order: and he his hat holding stood and his wet face the wind to turned

Spelling & Phonology

Consonant inventory: b d f g j k l m n p r s t v w z ɲ ʃ ʎ ʣ ʤ ʦ ʧ

↓Manner/Place→	Bilabial	Labiodental	Alveolar	Palato-alveolar	Palatal	Velar
Nasal	m		n		ɲ
Stop	p b		t d			k g
Affricate			ʦ ʣ	ʧ ʤ
Fricative		f v	s z	ʃ
Approximant					j
Trill			r
Lateral approximant			l		ʎ

Co-articulated phonemes

↓Manner/Place→	Labial-velar
Approximant	w

Vowel inventory: a e i o u ɔ ɛ

	Front	Back
High	i	u
High-mid	e	o
Low-mid	ɛ	ɔ
Low	a

Syllable structure: Custom defined
Stress pattern: Ultimate — stress is on the last syllable
Spelling rules:

Pronunciation	Spelling
kw	qu
w	u
z	s
ʃ	sc
tʦ	zz
ʦ	z
k	c / !_{i,e,ɛ}
ʧ	ci / !_{i,e,ɛ}
ʧ	c
ʤ	gi / !_{i,e,ɛ}
ʤ	g
k	ch
ʎʎ	gli
ɲ	gn
ɛ	e
ɔ	o
j	i

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Grammar

Main word order: Subject Object (Prepositional phrase) Verb. “Mary opened the door with a key” turns into Mary the door with a key opened.
Adjective order: Adjectives are positioned before the noun.
Adposition: postpositions

Nouns

Nouns have six cases:

• Nominative is the doer of a verb: dog bites man.
• Accusative is the done-to of a verb: man bites dog.
• Genitive is the possessor of something: dog’s tail hits man.
• Dative is the recipient of something: man gives ball to dog.
• Locative is the location of something: man goes to town.
• Ablative is movement away from something: man walks from town.

Definite

	Singular	Plural
Nominative	No affix uallo /waˈllɔ/ the dog (when doing the verb)	Suffix -lte uallolte /wallɔlˈte/ the dogs (when doing the verb)
Accusative	Suffix -lpɔ uallolpo /wallɔlˈpɔ/ (verb done to) the dog	Suffix -ma ualloma /wallɔˈma/ (verb done to) the dogs
Genitive	Suffix -ni ualloni /wallɔˈni/ the dogʼs	Suffix -prja uallopria /wallɔˈprja/ the dogsʼ
Dative	Suffix -nse uallonse /wallɔnˈse/ to the dog	Suffix -ntu uallontu /wallɔnˈtu/ to the dogs
Locative	Suffix -nʦjo uallonzio /wallɔnˈʦjo/ near/at/by the dog	Suffix -lo uallolo /wallɔˈlo/ near/at/by the dogs
Ablative	Suffix -tʃa uallotsca /wallɔtˈʃa/ from the dog	Suffix -da ualloda /wallɔˈda/ from the dogs

Indefinite

	Singular	Plural
Nominative	Suffix -dʣe uallodʣe /wallɔdˈʣe/ a dog (when doing the verb)	Suffix -nne uallonne /wallɔnˈne/ some dogs (when doing the verb)
Accusative	Suffix -dʣɔ uallodʣo /wallɔdˈʣɔ/ (verb done to) a dog	Suffix -rɔ ualloro /wallɔˈrɔ/ (verb done to) some dogs
Genitive	Suffix -do uallodo /wallɔˈdo/ a dogʼs	Suffix -lpu uallolpu /wallɔlˈpu/ some dogsʼ
Dative	Suffix -nglo uallonglo /wallɔnˈglo/ to a dog	Suffix -lto uallolto /wallɔlˈto/ to some dogs
Locative	Suffix -ju ualloiu /wallɔˈju/ near/at/by a dog	Suffix -dra uallodra /wallɔˈdra/ near/at/by some dogs
Ablative	Suffix -ja ualloia /wallɔˈja/ from a)dog	Suffix -prje ualloprie /wallɔˈprje/ from some dogs

Articles

Conoscenzeano encodes definite article ‘the’, and indefinite article ‘a’ in noun affixes. See Noun section.

Pronouns

	Nominative	Accusative	Genitive	Dative	Locative	Ablative
1st singular	pre /pre/ I	ciu /kju/ me	nu /nu/ mine	lo /lo/ to me	bo /bo/ at me	sco /sko/ from me
2nd singular	stri /stri/ you	va /va/ you	ri /ri/ yours	fuo /fwo/ to you	cu /ku/ at you	fi /fi/ from you
3rd singular masc	sto /sto/ he, it	fe /fe/ him, it	gre /gre/ his, its	do /do/ to him, at it	no /no/ at him, at it	ste /ste/ from him, from it
3rd singular fem	a /a/ she, it	pa /pa/ her, it	zo /ʦɔ/ hers, its	se /se/ to her, at it	giu /ʤu/ at her, at it	bue /bwe/ from her, from it
1st plural	chi /ki/ we	zi /ʦi/ us	sci /ʃi/ ours	pi /pi/ to us	fo /fɔ/ at us	tru /tru/ from us
2nd plural	o /o/ you all	sca /ska/ you all	pra /pra/ yours (pl)	io /jɔ/ to you all	schi /ski/ at you all	pia /pja/ from you all
3rd plural	ba /ba/ they	i /i/ them	pro /pro/ theirs	nui /nwi/ to them	sca /ʃa/ at them	pe /pe/ from them

Possessive determiners

1st singular	fre /fre/ my
2nd singular	se /se/ your
3rd singular masc	be /be/ his
3rd singular fem	cia /kja/ her
1st plural	cri /kri/ our
2nd plural	pie /pje/ your (pl)
3rd plural	guo /gwɔ/ their

Verbs

Present	No affix grente /grenˈte/ learn
Past	Suffix -li grenteli /grenteˈli/ learned
Remote past	Suffix -rjo grenterio /grenteˈrjo/ learned (long ago)
Future	Suffix -ffi grenteffi /grentefˈfi/ will learn

Progressive aspect

The ‘progressive’ aspect refers to actions that are happening at the time of speaking, such as I am learning.
Conoscenzeano uses a standalone particle word for progressive:

Progressive

Particle before the verb: dɔ - do grente /dɔ grenˈte/ is learning

Habitual aspect

The ‘habitual’ aspect refers to actions that happen habitually, such as I learn (something new every day), as opposed to actions that happen once (I learned something).
Conoscenzeano uses a standalone particle word for habitual:

Habitual

Particle before the verb: ʤo - gio grente /ʤo grenˈte/ learns

Numbers

Conoscenzeano has a base-10 number system:
1 - ga
2 - uacquo
3 - fue
4 - nuedo
5 - ve
6 - stro
7 - banna
8 - da
9 - pi
10 - fe
Hundred - ce
Thousand - bu

Derivational morphology

Adjective → adverb = Suffix -mbje
Adjective → noun (the quality of being [adj]) = Suffix -tʦju
Adjective → verb (to make something [adj]) = Suffix -nsjo
Noun → adjective (having the quality of [noun]) = Suffix -nsja
Noun → adjective relating to noun (e.g. economy → economic) = Suffix -tɔ
Noun to verb = Suffix -rju
Verb → adjective (result of doing [verb]) = Suffix -tʃa
Tending to = Suffix -du
Verb → noun (the act of [verb]) = Suffix -kɔ
Verb → noun that verb produces (e.g. know → knowledge) = Suffix -ntri
One who [verb]s (e.g. paint → painter) = Suffix -ri
Place of (e.g. wine → winery) = Suffix -tʃu
Diminutive = Suffix -de
Augmentative = Suffix -ne

Dictionary

1884 Words.

Spoken by

• Conoscenzense

Frases comuns

• Sim - Du
• Não - Sca
• Bordel - Eua
• Pênis - fúria
• Seio - Roro
• Educação - Pelúcia
• Noite - Pedófilo
• Tocar - Pengle 
• Mexer - Fetcia
• Agora - Fevu
• Que - Fi
• Concordar, Admitir, Comprometer - Fica
• Acordo - Ficaco 
• Definir - Figlii
• Claro - Ferro
• Poder - Para 
• Visitante - Fodiri
• Dívida - Framboesa
• Deve, tem que - fogo 
• Café da manhã - Frenda
• Cortar - Para lá
• De acordo com - Vampiro
• Nação - Fuia
• Nacional - Fuiato
• Realidade - Líquido 
• Castelo, Palácio - fuod'o
• Festa - Privado
• Professora - Fuosteri
• Lucro - Zuva
• Primeiro - Pene

Numeros

• 1 -ga
• 2 -uacquo
• 3 -combustível
• 4 -nuedo
• 5 -ve
• 6 -stro
• 7 -banana
• 8 -da
• 9 -pi
• 10 -fe
• Centenas -ce
• Mil -mas

Nomes femininos comuns

• Ornonna
• Coge
• Prelva
• Tresse
• Odru
• Ittra
• Ciane
• Quoco
• Buorme
• Molca

Nomes masculinos comuns

• Va
• Levo
• Sco
• Vutre
• Trortsco
• Schelme
• Tu
• Buelu
• Dico
• Lo

Nomes unissex comuns

• Lofa
• Febo
• Potscu
• Paltrida
• Nenque
• Va
• Porvo
• Bo
• Stadʣe
• Possa