Tárhi

Tárhi is a minority language spoken in Abexilas, with the majority of its roots in the southern region of Rozakko'ra. Tárhi originated from the Tárhik people, who have been isolated from much of the world for millennia, leading to its classification as a language isolate.
The Tárhi language is mainly spoken in the Third Grevdom of Hyria, where the majority of the Tárhik people now live.
== Phonology ==
=== Consonants ===
↓Manner/Place→ 	Bilabial	Dental	Alveolar	Palato-alveolar	Palatal	Velar 	Glottal
Nasal 	/m/ 	 	/n/ 	 	 	 	
Stop 	/p/ /b/ 	 	/t/ /d/ 	 	 	/k/ /g/	
Affricate 	 	 	/ʦ/ /ʣ/ 	 	 	 	
Fricative 	 	/θ/ 	/s/ 	/ʃ/ 	 	/x/ 	/h/
Approximant 	 	 	/ɹ/ 	 	/j/ 	 	
Tap 	 	 	/ɾ/ 	 	 	 	
Lateral Approximant	 	 	/l/ 	 	 	 	
=== Coarticulated consonants ===
↓Manner/Place→	Labiovelar
Approximant 	w
==== Consonant Orthography ====
Phonemes	Latin Letters 	Latin Examples
/m/ 	M, m 	mesh “sister”
/p/ 	P, p 	páro “cat”
/b/ 	B, b 	bemith “mother”
/θ/ 	Th, th 	theda “wife”
/n/ 	N, n 	nusma “gentle”
/t/ 	T, t 	tuyi “daughter”
/d/ 	D, d 	doki “child”
/ʦ/ 	Ts, ts 	tsot “egg”
/ʣ/ 	Ds, ds 	dsashe “revolt, coup”
/s/ 	S, s 	sál “skin, fur, leather”
/ɹ/ 	R, r (Beginning of words)	ruste “chicken”
/ɾ/ 	R, r 	látred "sword"
/l/ 	L, l 	liyat “bug”
/ʃ/ 	Sh, sh 	sheb “cow”
/j/ 	Y, y 	yul “jungle”
/k/ 	K, k 	keshud “honor”
/g/ 	G, g 	gá “horse
/x/ 	Kh, kh 	khawu “fight, battle”
/h/ 	H, h 	hád “fish”
/w/ 	W, w 	wogár “jealous”
=== Vowels ===
↓Height/Backness→	Front	Back
High 	/i/ 	/u/
High-mid 	/e/ 	/o/
Low 	/a/ 	/ɑ/
==== Vowel Orthography ====
Phonemes	Latin Letters	Latin Examples
/i/ 	I, i 	iwá “home”
/e/ 	E, e 	elmakho “earth, world”
/a/ 	A, a 	apod “parent”
/u/ 	U, u 	usád “town”
/o/ 	O, o 	obum “young”
/ɑ/ 	Á, á 	átsom “island”
== Grammar ==
=== Word Order ===
The word order is Subject-Verb-Object, which is the same as the Traveler’s Tongue. Adjectives are placed after the noun they're describing. 
=== Verb Conjugations ===
Verbs are classified into two categories, verbs ending in "-at" and verbs ending in "-et", In order to conjugate the verb to the desired subject subject, the last two letters, the "-at" and "-et", are cut off and replaced with the appropriate suffixes.
Conjugation of verbs ending in “-at”
 	Singular	Plural
1st Person 	-am 	-as
2nd Person 	-an 	-ath
3rd Person Masc. Neut.	-ar 	-ak
3rd Person Fem. 	-al 	aj
Conjugation of verbs ending in “-et”
 	Singular	Plural
1st Person 	-em 	-es
2nd Person 	-en 	-eth
3rd Person Masc. Neut.	-er 	-ek
3rd Person Fem. 	-el 	ej
In order to conjugate verbs into specific tenses, attach the desired prefix to the verb. No prefix is needed for the present tense.
Past Tense 	"ta" or "tan-"
Future Tense	"ka" or "kan-"
==== Negation ====
In order to illustrate negation, simply add the prefix "rá" to the front of the verb. If there's a past tense or future tense already attached to the verb, always add "rá" in front of them.
=== Articles & Plurality ===
To demonstrate that a word is plural, such as the plural "apples" compared to the singular "apple," you only need to apply the correct article.
 	Singular 	Plural
Definite 	ku (“the”)	do (“the (plural)”)
Indefinite	tu (“a”) 	shi (“some”)
=== Pronouns, Possessives, Objects & Reflexivity ===
Direct object pronouns are placed before the verb. If you were to say “I love you” the “you” would be placed before the “love”.
To demonstrate reflexivity in a verb for example "I love myself" you would just have to put one of these pronouns before the conjugated verb.
 	Singular 	Plural
1st Person 	se (“I, me, mine, my, myself”) 	yu (“we, us, ours, our, ourselves”)
2nd Person 	le (“you, yours, your, yourself”) 	mu (“you all, yours, your, yourselves”)
3rd Person Masc.	kim (“he, him, his, it, himself, itself”	kiyu (“they, them, theirs, their, themselves”)
3rd Person Fem. 	lim (“she, her, hers, herself”) 	tásu (“they, them, theirs, their, themselves”)
To indicate possession in Tárhi, use the preposition "lo" instead of 's or s' in English. You also need to reverse the order of the possessor and the possessee, and place "lo" between them. For example, "Paul's apple" would be expressed as "Apple of Paul," or "misat lo Paul" in Tárhi.
== Common Words & Phrases ==
Hello - yosh
Goodbye - sádos
Good morning - edset
Good night - shá imra
Nice to meet you! (You pleasure me!) - se human! 
Thank you - tose 
You're welcome - lom 
What's your name? (What do you call yourself?) - ku le liman? 
My name is (I call myself)- se limam (____) 
How are you? - dá esen?
== Tools ==
=== Tárhi Lexicon (Dictionary) ===
Dictionary for Tárhi.
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