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{{Infobox language|name=Khot|nativename=Amurlutan|familycolor=Khot-Hashic|fam2=Khotic|ancestor=[[Proto-Khotic]]|pronunciation=[aˈmurluˌtan]|region=Northern [[Phyrea]], parts of [[Múne]]|era=1300 ANB - Present|script=[[Phyrean script]]|ancestor2=[[Old Khot]]|ethnicity=[[Khots]]|ancestor3=[[Middle Khot]]|minority={{unbulleted list | {{Infobox language|name=Khot|nativename={{cs|jrt|amurlutan}}<br>''Amurlutan''|familycolor=Khot-Hashic|fam2=Khotic|ancestor=[[Proto-Khotic]]|pronunciation=[aˈmurluˌtan]|region=Northern [[Phyrea]], parts of [[Múne]]|era=1300 ANB - Present|script=[[Phyrean script]]|ancestor2=[[Old Khot]]|ethnicity=[[Khots]]|ancestor3=[[Middle Khot]]|minority={{unbulleted list | ||
|{{flag|Darsavia}} | |{{flag|Darsavia}} | ||
|{{flag|Asconia}} | |{{flag|Asconia}} | ||
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}}}} | }}}} | ||
'''Khot''' (''Amurlutan'' or ''Amur lutan'' [aˈmurluˌtan]) is a [[Khot-Hashic languages|Khot-Hashic language]] of the [[Khotic languages|Khotic]] branch spoken by the nomadic [[Khots|Khot]] people living around the southern and western coasts of the [[Krasna Sea]], alongside various diaspora groups in countries such as [[Asconia]] and [[Darsavia]]. | '''Khot''' ({{Cs|jrt|amurlutan}} ''Amurlutan'' or {{Cs|jrt|amur lutan}} ''Amur lutan'' [aˈmurluˌtan]) is a [[Khot-Hashic languages|Khot-Hashic language]] of the [[Khotic languages|Khotic]] branch spoken by the nomadic [[Khots|Khot]] people living around the southern and western coasts of the [[Krasna Sea]], alongside various diaspora groups in countries such as [[Asconia]] and [[Darsavia]]. | ||
== History == | == History == | ||
Due to the nature of this language being mostly spoken, only acquiring a script (the [[Phyrean | Due to the nature of this language being mostly spoken, only acquiring a script (the [[Phyrean script]]) relatively recently, most of Khot's history has been deduced from loanwords and comparative reconstruction with related languages, such as [[Hashan language|Hashan]]. | ||
== Phonology == | == Phonology == | ||
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!Nasal | !Nasal | ||
|m | |{{Cs|jrt|m}} m | ||
| colspan="2" |n | | colspan="2" |{{Cs|jrt|n}} n | ||
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|ŋ | |{{Cs|jrt|ng}} ŋ | ||
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!Plosive | !Plosive | ||
|p | |{{Cs|jrt|p}} p | ||
|t | |{{Cs|jrt|t}} t | ||
|d | |{{Cs|jrt|d}} d | ||
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|k | |{{Cs|jrt|c}} k | ||
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| colspan="2" | | | colspan="2" | | ||
|t͡ɕ | |{{Cs|jrt|ć}} t͡ɕ | ||
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| colspan="2" | | | colspan="2" | | ||
|ɕ | |{{Cs|jrt|ś}} ɕ | ||
| colspan="2" |x~χ | | colspan="2" |{{Cs|jrt|x}} x~χ | ||
|- | |- | ||
!Trill | !Trill | ||
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| colspan="2" |r | | colspan="2" |{{Cs|jrt|r}} r | ||
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!Approximant | !Approximant | ||
|w | |{{Cs|jrt|w}} w | ||
| colspan="2" |l | | colspan="2" |{{Cs|jrt|l}} l | ||
|j | |{{Cs|jrt|i}} j | ||
|(w) | |({{Cs|jrt|w}} w) | ||
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|} | |} | ||
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!Close | !Close | ||
|i i: | |{{Cs|jrt|i}} i {{Cs|jrt|ī}} i: | ||
|y y: | |{{Cs|jrt|y}} y {{Cs|jrt|ȳ}} y: | ||
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|u u: | |{{Cs|jrt|u}} u {{Cs|jrt|ū}} u: | ||
|- | |- | ||
!Mid | !Mid | ||
|e e: | |{{Cs|jrt|e}} e {{Cs|jrt|ē}} e: | ||
|œ œ: | |{{Cs|jrt|ö}} œ {{Cs|jrt|ȫ}} œ: | ||
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|o o: | |{{Cs|jrt|o}} o {{Cs|jrt|ō}} o: | ||
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!Open | !Open | ||
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|a a: | |{{Cs|jrt|a}} a {{Cs|jrt|ā}} a: | ||
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|} | |} | ||
Latest revision as of 17:14, 2 April 2026
| Khot | |
|---|---|
| amurlutan Amurlutan | |
| Pronunciation | [aˈmurluˌtan] |
| Region | Northern Phyrea, parts of Múne |
| Ethnicity | Khots |
| Era | 1300 ANB - Present |
Khot-Hashic
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Early forms | |
| Phyrean script | |
| Official status | |
Recognised minority language in | |
Khot (amurlutan Amurlutan or amur lutan Amur lutan [aˈmurluˌtan]) is a Khot-Hashic language of the Khotic branch spoken by the nomadic Khot people living around the southern and western coasts of the Krasna Sea, alongside various diaspora groups in countries such as Asconia and Darsavia.
History
Due to the nature of this language being mostly spoken, only acquiring a script (the Phyrean script) relatively recently, most of Khot's history has been deduced from loanwords and comparative reconstruction with related languages, such as Hashan.
Phonology
Consonants
| Labial | Alveolar | Palatal | Velar | Uvular | ||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Nasal | m m | n n | ng ŋ | |||
| Plosive | p p | t t | d d | c k | ||
| Affricate | ć t͡ɕ | |||||
| Fricative | ś ɕ | x x~χ | ||||
| Trill | r r | |||||
| Approximant | w w | l l | i j | (w w) | ||
Vowels
| Front | Central | Back | ||
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Unrounded | Rounded | |||
| Close | i i ī i: | y y ȳ y: | u u ū u: | |
| Mid | e e ē e: | ö œ ȫ œ: | o o ō o: | |
| Open | a a ā a: | |||