Evyæriw language

Evyæriw language (ev. evyæri calæv /əvjæri kälæv/) belongs to the Phálta language family, is put in the Ilemphálta branch. It´s spoken by the Green People in X. It is considered as the most modern language in the Ilemphálta.

History
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Since the Proto-Phálta, Evyæriw has undergone these changes:
 * If a voiced stop is the initial sound of a word it gets devoiced (/zargə/ > /särgə/).
 * /pʰ/, /tʰ/ and /kʰ/ at the beginning of a word changes to /p(C)Vh/, /t(C)Vh/ and /k(C)Vh/ respectively (/pʰaltɐ/ > /plaht/), however they jsut get unaspirated if the C is a nasal or a fricative sound (/tʰam/ > /tam/).
 * /ph/, /th/ and /kh/ at the middle or an end of a word changes to /ps/, /ts/ and /ks/ respectively (// > //).
 * /ɛ/, /e/ and /æ/ gets assimilated to /æ/ (/eɣʲɛl/ > /æjæli/).
 * /ɤ/ and /ə/ are assimilated to /ə/ (/nɤvə/ > /nəv/).
 * /a/ changes to /ä/ (still written as /a/ for simplicity).
 * /ɐ/ merges with /a/ but kept in short diphthongs.
 * /ɪ/ merges with /i/ but kept in short diphthongs.
 * /ɔ/ merges with /o/ but kept in short diphthongs.
 * /ʊ/ merges with /u/ but kept in short diphthongs.
 * Nouns loose their distinction between gender and their groups:
 * -C ending stays the same (// > /farad/).
 * -/ə/ ending is deleted (/apʰ/ > /aps/).
 * -/ɐ/ ending is deleted and A mutation takes place in the now last syllable of a word.
 * -/ɪ/ ending is deleted and I mutation takes place in the now last syllable of a word.
 * /x/ changes to /h/ (/lʲɛxtɪ/ > /læhti/).
 * /ɣ/ dissapears but if it was palatalized it the whole palatalized version changes to /j/ (/lʲɛxtəɣə/ > /læhtə/).

Orthography
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The romanization of Evyæriw is just as follows:

Phonology
These are the consonants of the Evyæriw:

And these are the vowels:

Nouns
Evyæriw nouns as in most of the Phálta languages are conjugated in case and number. However, the case system is drastically different from the Proto-Phálta's: the nominative merged with accusative, genitive lost its diphthongizating /w/ sound, the prepositional case merged with the genitive and the other cases are now converted into prepositional structures. The gender system is retained but cannot be recognised from a noun itself, thus gender can be understood only through the adjectives.

Adjectives
The use of adjectives in Evyæriw is pretty similar to the one reflected in Proto-Phálta: every adjective has four forms (masculine or feminine; singular or plural) and can't decline in case. The change from masc. to fem. gender is indicated by either an A or an I mutation. That being said, some adjectives' masc. and fem. forms can be identical (ærf vs. ærf), some - not (lahar vs. lahær) Adjectives follow the noun they are describing and they can also function as a subject of a sentence, for example the Green People in Evyæriw would translate just as 'the green' ('laharer').

Verbs
The three classes of verbs in Proto-Phálta remained in Evyæriw as well. Although the conjugation is very different.

In Evyæriw verbs are divided into these classes: The names of these classes represent the ending of a noun in its infinitive form. Further on, the verbs in Evyæriw can be conjugated in:
 * EN verbs
 * IN verbs
 * AN verbs
 * Mood:
 * Indicative
 * Aspect: (the distinction within various aspects is not native to Proto-Phálta, probably borrowed from the Ælfa languages)
 * Perfect/imperfect
 * Tense:
 * Present/past/future
 * 1st, 2nd or 3rd person
 * Subjunctive
 * 1st, 2nd or 3rd person
 * Imperative (no distinction between singular and plural)
 * Volitional