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Cirtanian, known natively as Cirtaugnan/Χιρταυνιαν <ʃir'tawɲ.ans> or Leng Cirtaugnan/Λενγ Χιρταυνιαν ('leŋg ʃiɾt'aw.ɲan) is a romance language native to the island of cirtania east of italy in the mediterranean sea. it split off from late classical/ early vulgar latin and retains some aspects of latin lost in other languages such as nouns that decline to case in number (though the ablative, dative and genitive cases merged, and the fourth and fifth declensions merged with the second and third) due to its proximity to greece, it picked up several greek loanwords as well as phonological and grammatical influences. there is even a way of writing the language in the attic alphabet used mainly in greece and taught in most schools in cirtania, though the latin system is more common and will be u

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rdfs:label	Cirtanian
rdfs:comment	Cirtanian, known natively as Cirtaugnan/Χιρταυνιαν <ʃir'tawɲ.ans> or Leng Cirtaugnan/Λενγ Χιρταυνιαν ('leŋg ʃiɾt'aw.ɲan) is a Romance language native to the island of Cirtania east of Italy in the Mediterranean sea. It split off from late Classical/ early Vulgar Latin and retains some aspects of Latin lost in other languages such as nouns that decline to case in number (though the ablative, dative and genitive cases merged, and the fourth and fifth declensions merged with the second and third) Due to its proximity to Greece, it picked up several Greek loanwords as well as phonological and grammatical influences. There is even a way of writing the language in the Attic alphabet used mainly in Greece and taught in most schools in Cirtania, though the Latin system is more common and will be u
Head	Initial
Alignment	Nom-Acc
dcterms:subject	Languages April Romlang challenge
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nativeName	Cirtaugnan Χιρταυνιαν
Declined	yes
Name	Cirtanian
Type	Fusional
Phonology	100(xsd:integer)
AdjDef	100(xsd:integer)
NounNumbers	100(xsd:integer)
NounDef	100(xsd:integer)
Supine	100(xsd:integer)
NounDefiniteness	yes
Infinitive	100(xsd:integer)
AdjComparative	100(xsd:integer)
AdjNumber	100(xsd:integer)
AdjGen	100(xsd:integer)
Gerund	100(xsd:integer)
Modality	100(xsd:integer)
Tonal	No
Participle	100(xsd:integer)
AdjCase	100(xsd:integer)
Words	30(xsd:integer)
NounGender	100(xsd:integer) yes
VerbNumber	100(xsd:integer) yes
NounNumber	yes
Conjugated	yes
VerbVoice	100(xsd:integer) no
NounCase	yes
VerbTense	100(xsd:integer) yes
VerbMood	100(xsd:integer) yes
VerbAspect	100(xsd:integer) no
Genders	3(xsd:integer)
VerbPerson	100(xsd:integer) yes
NounCases	100(xsd:integer)
AdjSuperlative	100(xsd:integer)
abstract	Cirtanian, known natively as Cirtaugnan/Χιρταυνιαν <ʃir'tawɲ.ans> or Leng Cirtaugnan/Λενγ Χιρταυνιαν ('leŋg ʃiɾt'aw.ɲan) is a Romance language native to the island of Cirtania east of Italy in the Mediterranean sea. It split off from late Classical/ early Vulgar Latin and retains some aspects of Latin lost in other languages such as nouns that decline to case in number (though the ablative, dative and genitive cases merged, and the fourth and fifth declensions merged with the second and third) Due to its proximity to Greece, it picked up several Greek loanwords as well as phonological and grammatical influences. There is even a way of writing the language in the Attic alphabet used mainly in Greece and taught in most schools in Cirtania, though the Latin system is more common and will be used primarily in this grammar.

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