Proto-Mobian

Proto-Mobian 	Proto-Mobian
Created by 	Primitive Mobians
Setting and Usage	The Sonic fan universe of Exodvs
Users 	Early Mobians perhaps living in what is now Mugda
Purpose 	Communication among early Mobians
Writing System 	Not attested; reconstruction written in the Latin alphabet
Sources 	
A priori language spontaneously created in-universe
Proto-Mobian is the most recent common ancestor of the languages of the Echidnas, Wolves, Dingoes, and of the Ancient Language of Mobius. It was spoken from about 8000 to 6000 years before current events and was never attested. Knowledge of it has only been reconstructed.
==Swadesh list==
No.	English 	Proto-Mobian
1 	I 	wázë
2 	you (singular) 	adë
3 	he 	rë
4 	we 	wádër
5 	you (plural) 	ádër
6 	they 	rédër
7 	this 	médër
8 	that 	spédër
9 	here 	bē
10 	there 	spē
11 	who 	pédë
12 	what 	pédër
13 	where 	porde
14 	when 	pridu
15 	how 	kābo
16 	not 	ĥa
17 	all 	hin-
18 	many 	tin-
19 	some 	stin-
20 	few 	tsin-
21 	other 	skin-
22 	one 	a
23 	two 	na
24 	three 	ta
25 	four 	da
26 	five 	pe
27 	big 	kol-
28 	long 	els-
29 	wide 	hisp-
30 	thick 	hod-
31 	heavy 	skūt-
32 	small 	let-
33 	short 	putp-
34 	narrow 	twit-
35 	thin 	hiek-
36 	woman 	nube
37 	man 	gorse
38 	person 	ëbige
39 	child 	duto
40 	wife 	skyipa
41 	husband 	wanka
42 	mother 	nietlë
43 	father 	abo
44 	animal 	ëslá
45 	fish 	hebé
46 	bird 	range
47 	dog 	píha
48 	louse 	papsa
49 	snake 	glorbe
50 	worm 	dipo
51 	tree 	amak
52 	forest 	amakwaltu
53 	stick 	ŋaŋat
54 	fruit 	caneh
55 	seed 	tseproh
56 	leaf 	krele
57 	root 	pratwi
58 	bark (of a tree) 	psigab
59 	flower 	dibiw
60 	grass 	ëfeil
61 	rope 	bolol
62 	skin 	ghisos
63 	meat 	ŋaimpay
64 	blood 	luggeh
65 	bone 	trutop
66 	fat (noun) 	páyah
67 	egg 	puka
68 	horn 	okoln
69 	tail 	ngánad
70 	feather 	pepus
71 	hair 	sabreh
72 	head 	masyeh
73 	ear 	korek
74 	eye 	woftom
75 	nose 	snanam
76 	mouth 	palbom
77 	tooth 	tesed
78 	tongue (organ) 	lufom
79 	fingernail 	pupawk
80 	foot 	arrak
81 	leg 	kepayt
82 	knee 	hatil
83 	hand 	oteh
84 	wing 	pesul
85 	belly 	bigrel
86 	guts 	ëtleh
87 	neck 	léton
88 	back 	kiudhëg
89 	breast 	gwelkom
90 	heart 	ebbēh
91 	liver 	pekar
92 	to drink 	iumpaito
93 	to eat 	kogito
94 	to bite 	yito
95 	to suck 	warlito
96 	to spit 	piwito
97 	to vomit 	fabito
98 	to blow 	gofito
99 	to breathe 	ënito
100	to laugh 	ĥaĥito
101	to see 	tarmito
102	to hear 	pluimpito
103	to know 	skuggito
104	to think 	fapito
105	to smell 	gaĥito
106	to fear 	kokaito
107	to sleep 	pofito
108	to live 	fërito
109	to die 	pogito
110	to kill 	trepsito
111	to fight 	lawito
112	to hunt 	puipito
113	to hit 	paksito
114	to cut 	pipito
115	to split 	pafito
116	to stab 	deuhwito
117	to scratch 	brigito
118	to dig 	stabito
119	to swim 	dekito
120	to fly 	orgito
121	to walk 	érito
122	to come 	basito
123	to lie (as in a bed) 	kárpito
124	to sit 	patrito
125	to stand 	pifito
126	to turn (intransitive)	psitito
127	to fall 	hadito
128	to give 	larito
129	to hold 	bewtito
130	to squeeze 	puxito
131	to rub 	nodito
132	to wash 	taltito
133	to wipe 	psutwito
134	to pull 	gugnito
135	to push 	mutito
136	to throw 	tedito
137	to tie 	ĥitsito
138	to sew 	telkito
139	to count 	tsakito
140	to say 	mafito
141	to sing 	dewfito
142	to play 	frepito
143	to float 	ĥedito
144	to flow 	papito
145	to freeze 	terito
146	to swell 	deltito
147	sun 	mentoh
148	moon 	kisron
149	star 	lūkë
150	water 	kayan
151	rain 	ëdenk
152	river 	liospë
153	lake 	múwëg
154	sea 	altun
155	salt 	tefeh
156	stone 	isak
157	sand 	pifun
158	dust 	sukeis
159	earth 	kiyon
160	cloud 	tafah
161	fog 	kusar
162	sky 	smaisen
163	wind 	hatair
164	snow 	tiyan
165	ice 	oŋpin
166	smoke 	patluk
167	fire 	dramnig
168	ash 	glinés
169	to burn 	mowito
170	road 	damian
171	mountain 	boŋwa
172	red 	lok-
173	green 	hayp-
174	yellow 	fep-
175	white 	sey-
176	black 	hwin-
177	night 	tëltil
178	day 	saheh
179	year 	patul
180	warm 	pott-
181	cold 	ĥarl-
182	full 	pīg-
183	new 	peyl-
184	old 	att-
185	good 	pawf-
186	bad 	tsaf-
187	rotten 	hëkr-
188	dirty 	pir-
189	straight 	yepk-
190	round 	rikw-
191	sharp (as a knife) 	eyn-
192	dull (as a knife) 	tapr-
193	smooth 	sóts-
194	wet 	pats-
195	dry 	patr-
196	correct 	tef-
197	near 	tsatr-
198	far 	wunn-
199	right 	peft-
200	left 	pelp-
201	at 	klo
202	in 	wo
203	with 	po
204	and 	bā
205	if 	teki
206	because 	fokā
207	name 	huiwé
==Grammar==
===Nouns===
Nouns in Proto-Mobian were divided into animate and inanimate, like as in Hittite and Basque. Animate nouns ended in vowels and inanimate nouns ended in consonants.
It had seven noun cases, being nominative, accusative, genitive, dative, locative, vocative, and instrumental.
==Schleicher's fable in Proto-Mobian==
Klo bönihuk, niorno sar diwarts tarmiut serdnuhits, ats gugníts koltse pékwirtse, ats besnits koltse pëdasitse, ats besnits ëbigits idesun. Niorno mafitots serdnuks, "Wadorun ébbëh hëtúlostin tarmito, ëbig béyabastin serdnuhits." Serdnur mafénëd, "Skatsté, niornor, wádorës ébbëhse hëtúlatih tarmito médrets: ëbige, newkre, ŋéwëpum niornórës tritostin kuno pottuf snëraŋuf til rënok. Bā niorno ĥamstriatih diwarts." Pluimpenëdur médets, niorno sëŋsiut fa watëlke.
==History==
At the beginning of Mobian history, all Mobians were mute. After encountering man, they began to manipulate their throats and mouths as men did, but rarely did so as they found it to be a superfluity. As the fur on the mammals' backs grew thin and the scales on the backs of reptiles grew flat, Mobian mothers found that found they needed to use some method to assure their young that they would return when foraging. While these simply involved repeated syllables or patterns thereof, it quickly evolved into distinct sequences of sounds depending on the circumstances. Mobian children imitated their mothers and used this way of moving the tongue to describe any concept they found and, when they matured and had mated themselves, passed this process onto their children and so on.
Proto-Mobian is not attested, and indeed may have looked quite different than what is listed above at an earlier state. This is simply what the last speeches of the Mobians would have looked like before families grew into tribes and developed different traits and eventually split off from each other.
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