Talk:Anhouegessi

4/18/19

Clans Kinship

Significant Factors

1. Relationship
   1. Sibling
   2. Parent
   3. Grandparent
   4. Sibling's Child
   5. Sibling's Spouse
   6. Sibling's Spouse's Parent
   7. Parent's Sibling
   8. Parent's Grandparent
2. Gender of the kin
   1. Soft
   2. Hard
   3. Tempered
3. Consanguinity
   1. Sire
   2. Dam
   3. Adopted Relationship
4. Clans status / membership
   1. Marked clan
      1. Member of kafa's marked clan: older generation, same generation, younger generation
      2. Member of geset's marked clan: older generation, same generation, younger generation
      3. Member of adopted parent's marked clan: older generation, same generation, younger generation
      4. Member of aka's marked clan: older generation, same generation, younger generation
      5. Member of dosi's marked clan: older generation, same generation, younger generation
   2. Small clan
   3. Familial clan
5. Generation removed

Kinship Terms

Need terms for:

• soft
  • soft sibling
  • soft child
  • soft parent: miyot
  • soft mate
• hard
  • hard sibling
  • hard child
  • hard parent: sepa
  • hard mate
• tempered
  • tempered sibling
  • tempered child
  • tempered parent
  • tempered mate
• carrying
  • carrying parent: geset
  • carrying grandparent: aka
• siring
  • siring parent: kafa
  • siring grandparent: dosi

Phonology

Vowels + Diphthongs

1. a: ä ~ ɒ; ʌ
2. e: e ~ ɛ
3. i: i
4. o: o ~ o̞
5. u: u

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1. au/ou: (V)äu(V) ~ (V)ɒu(V)
2. io: io ~ ijo
3. ue: ue

Consonants

1. b, p
2. ch
3. d, t
4. f, ff
5. g, k
6. h
7. m
8. n
9. s, ss
10. sh

The pattern is that fricatives can be long or short but only come unvoiced; stops come in voiced and unvoiced; affricates are undetermined; the usual nasals are present and can be combined in consonant clusters.

Tables

Phonemic Consonants

		Labial	Alveolar	Post-Alveolar	Palatal	Velar	Glottal
Nasal		m	n			(ŋ)
Obstruent	Unvoiced	p	t	tʃ		k
	Voiced	b	d			g
Fricative	Short	f	s	ʃ			h
	Long	fː	sː	ʃː			hː
Approximant			l	ɹ	j	w