Rhwddyraith

Rhwddyraith is a South Crygaechic Language in the West Ambrwnic language family, origionally spoken by the Peoples on the South Coast of the Gulf of Crygaech who eventually formed Rhwddyr. Rhwddyraith has been evolving over the past 1,400 years, with new influences on the language occuring as the region became a regional trade hub.

Grammar
Rhwddyraith follows accusative morphosyntactic alignment, and uses an inflectional case system to mark the subject and the object of sentances.

Nouns
Rhwddyraith nouns are inflected for possession, subjectivity and objectivity. Nouns are inflected through the usage of consonant mutation. Nouns can form noun phrases when combined with Determiners (such as "Y" (the) or "Eff" (That), Adjectives, and other nouns through the use of conjunctions such as "A" (and).

Case Marking
The Consonants in brackets are only added if the root word ends in a vowel.

If the root ends with the suffix (eg a word in the objective position that ends with ti), then instead of adding a suffix, the final consonant is changed.

Consonant Mutation
Primary Consonant Mutations occur:


 * Nouns after "Yn" (in)
 * Adjectives after "Môr" (so), "Pur" (Fairly/Very) or Rhy (too)
 * Duals

Secondary Consonant Mutations occur:


 * After Cheff (3rd Person Singular Possessive Pronoun), "Chi" (2nd Person Singular Subjective Pronoun), "Fi" (1st Person Singular Objective Prounoun) and Mi (3rd Person Inanimate Possessive Pronoun).
 * After the negating prefix "An-"
 * Plural
 * After "Ja" (on)

Tertiary Consonant Mutations occur:


 * After "A" (and)
 * After "Â" (with)
 * Triple

Pronouns
Pronouns have different forms for each case, with the Subjective case having two forms, one for the Perfective aspect and one for the Imperfective aspect. Rhwddyraith has no gendered third person pronouns, instead only having inanimate/animate 3rd person singular pronouns, and 3rd person plural pronouns.

the Imperfective is marked on nouns with the suffix -'n

Vowels
Verbs are inflected for agreement with the noun.

Past Tense is marked using the past tense marker "Na" before the verb, for example

Yuta dwi "I see" Na yuta dwi "I saw"

Basic Constituent Order
As well as marking nouns for position within a sentance, Rhwddyraith also uses word order to mark gramatical relations. It uses VSO word order, with the Indirect Object being placed after the Direct Object, for example:

The man gave the dog meat

Nurnic na y dynu y Citi Cige

Gave past the man the dog meat

Romanisation System
There are also several digraphs