Šis puslapis yra skirtas sudokumentuoti (mano didžiausiomis pastangomis) dirbtinę majetiečių aukštaičių kalbą (conlang'ą), kurią kuriu savo romanui Tavo Širdis Nukaldinta Iš Bronzos. Bet, galbūt, galėsi kažką tiesiog išmokti apie kalbas! [Šis puslapis kol kas bus tik angliškai, atleiskit!]
In fa kemne vosekes asalög malamasha (vrig ënam nakromontha) fwer maëter cwerög narä (konlangä), fe vin vei nakromine malungoros In Kü Cot Ganas Matranant/Tavo Širdis Nukaldinta Iš Bronzos. Mö ka aune nakromine hwatereha naranti! [Fi atraraha aune ig fwer/This translation may be incorrect/Šis vertimas galimai klaidingas]
Introduction
High Maetian, or Maëter Cwerög Nar, is a language spoken mainly by the inhabitants of the island of Maete (Maëte) and usually by the elite and wealthy in the Eastern world, ruled by the Confederation. It has a vernacular version: Low Maetian, which is a highly simplified version (which has not been created yet). It is closely related to the Komoran language, but they are not mutually intelligible. However, they share a common ancestor: the Ancient Denevi Language.Its core grammar uses a Subject-Verb-Object (SVO) word order (which is free to some extent), a tripartite allignment system (meaning, the patient, the agent of a transitive verb, and the agent of an intransitive verb use different conjugation). Adjectives go before nouns, as do adverbs with verbs. The language has 11 noun cases: Ergative, Intransative, Accusative, Genitive, Dative, Instrumental, Locative, Adessive, Ablative, Lative, and Vocative, but 9 in its personal pronouns. The language, unlike Denevi and Komoran, has no gendered conjugation, and, unlike those two languages, has lost vowel harmony.