Kamakic languages

Kamakic
Greater Pontic, Ostropontic, Maqerau
Ethnicity	Kamakians
Geographic distribution	Southern Tacanias, Kohonara
Linguistic classification	One of the world's primary language families
Proto-language	Plaqarau
Subdivisions	Partano-Ercian Korofan Canung Bayi Semayan
File:Kamakic map.png Present-day native distribution of the Kamakic languages in Pontus and Orissia   Partano-Ercian   Canung   Korofan   Bayi)   Semayan

The Kamakic languages (Proto-Kamakic: plä-qərau or ôtoqərau) is a linguistic family whose range spans almost the entirety of the southern Tacanias and the western Orissian coast. Numbering to about 1,784 languages, it is among the largest and most diverse families in the world. Its most widespread/spoken languages are Bagang (púñg mabagángun), Kahu (baikun kağu), Koroa (fororoa) and Selang (tampuloh kaselang).

Classification

• Kamakic
  • Native numeral system (western)
    • Partano-Ercian
      • Pan-Partanic
        • Bagang
        • Retung
  • Canung
    • Chamaric
      • Chapachiku
    • Korofan
      • Amay
      • Koroa
  • Hyrotic System
    • Bayi
      • Pala
      • Kahu

Features

Main articles: Reconstructed Kamakic and Historical Kamakic

Phonology

what the fuck are lenitions hahahahahahaha

Morphology

• The Kamakic languages have origins in monosyllabics...
• andamano-bantu noun class prefixing (the three serene begginings = of the principle, of the object and of the quantity)
• also case stacking. fuck you

Grammar

Kamakic, both in its historical and reconstructed forms, utilized a Subject Verb Object configuration.

• austronesian verb alignment

Vocabulary

has two number systems, one native and one egyptian based (metharian lingua franca)

• 1 = apa/uwa
• 2 = tukun/subay
• 3 = para/umat
• 4 = sukun/catu
• 5 = omok/saku
• 6 = kpo/sasa
• 7 = pukun/sapa
• 8 = lowo/hemet
• 9 = siasok/pusut
• 0 = awa/napu