Pamivelu is a fabricated language we worked on as a school project. Have a look around. Maybe you can find something interesting.
Here you can learn about the grammar of the language.
The base sentence structure goes as follows:
subject, verb, object, verb, object, ...
• There can be one ore more adjectives/abverbs after every element of the sentence
• Prepositions act like adverbs
Word types are always recognizable by their first letter.
• Articles: One specific and one unspecific
• Verbs: Start with "ʋ" and aren't allowed to end in one of the particles used for
conjugation
• Nouns: Start with "m"
• Adjectives/Adverbs: Start with "l"
• Pronouns: I, you, he/she (as one), it (same for plural), we, they
• Prepositions: Start with "p"
• Particles (Conjugation, Tenses): One syllable
Verbs can be conjugated not by pronoun but instead by usecase.
• Negation: ma
• Potential: wi
• Prompting: pe
• Quesion: wu
• Comperative: pi
• Superlative: pa
This is the writing system of Pamivelu. It was originally inspired by Korean hangul.
There are symbols for both consonants and vowels, which can be combined into sillabyls. The consonant always comes first, followed by a vowel.
p: |
m: -
ʋ: /
l: \
ɐ: |
i: -
ə: /
ʉ: \
• ɐ: Sounds like the "u" in "uncommon"
• i: Sounds like the letter "e"
• ə: Sounds like the "e" in "enderman"
• ʉ: Sounds like the "u" in "church"
• p: Sounds like the "p" in "power"
• m: Sounds like the "m" in "mother"
• ʋ: Sounds like the "v" in "very"
• l: Sounds like the "l" in "like"
If you want to contribute feel free to do so over on our github repository.
A detailed tutorial can be found here.