Alternative names (including historical names and autoglottonyms): Surayt
Volume 15. Semitic Languages. Akkadian. Northwest Semitic
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Afroasiatic → Semitic → West Semitic → Central Semitic → Northwest Semitic → Aramaic → Neo-Aramaic
Main country: Turkey (show on the map)
Map designer: Yuri Koryakov
[A‑1] | Number of degrees of vowel height | Three [A‑1‑2] | ||
[A‑2] | Vowel height degrees | Close, mid and open [A‑2‑3] | ||
[A‑3] | Degrees of vowel backness | Front, central and back [A‑3‑4] | ||
[A‑5] | Vowel opposition in labialization | No vowel opposition in labialization [A‑5‑1] | ||
[A‑6] | Vowel opposition in nasalization | No vowel opposition in nasalization [A‑6‑1] | ||
[A‑7] | Vowel opposition in pharyngealization | No vowel opposition in pharyngealization [A‑7‑1] | ||
[A‑8] | Vowel opposition in ATR | No vowel opposition in ATR [A‑8‑1] | ||
[A‑9] | Diphthongs and triphthongs | No diphthongs and triphthongs [A‑9‑1] | ||
[A‑11] | Inventory of obstruents by laryngeal features | Opposition by presence and absence of voice [A‑11‑1] | ||
[A‑12] | Inventory of obstruents by manner of articulation | Plosives, fricatives and affricates [A‑12‑3] | ||
[A‑13] | Inventory of obstruents by place of articulation | Labial, coronal, guttural and postuvular [A‑13‑5] | ||
[A‑14] | Inventory of labial obstruents by place of articulation | Bilabial and labiodental [A‑14‑2] | ||
[A‑15] | Inventory of coronal obstruents by place of articulation | Dental, interdental and alveolar [A‑15‑11] | ||
[A‑16] | Inventory of guttural obstruents by place of articulation | Velar and uvular [A‑16‑5] | ||
[A‑17] | Inventory of postuvular obstruents by place of articulation | Both pharyngeal and glottal [A‑17‑3] | ||
[A‑18] | Additional articulatory oppositions of obstruents | Absent [A‑18‑1] | ||
[A‑19] | Inventory of sonorants by manner of articulation | Nasal, liquid, vibrant and glide [A‑19‑6] | ||
[A‑20] | Inventory of sonorants by place of articulation | Labial, coronal and dorsal [A‑20‑14] | ||
[A‑21] | Additional articulatory oppositions of sonorants | Absent [A‑21‑1] |
No filled features for this language.
[C‑1] | Syllable onset | Most syllables have a non-null onset [C‑1‑3] | ||
[C‑2] | Syllable coda | Most syllables have a non-null coda [C‑2‑3] |
[D‑6] | Differences between roots and affixes | Differences in phonetic structure [D‑6‑2] | ||
[D‑8] | Type of altenations | Vowel and mixed alternations [D‑8‑7] |
[E‑1] | Type of language by type of morpheme combination in a word | Fusional [E‑1‑3] |
[F‑1] | Number of agreement classes | Two [F‑1‑2] | ||
[F‑5] | Attributive agreement in gender | Only in singular [F‑5‑1] | ||
[F‑7] | Nouns classifying categories | Absent [F‑7‑1] |
[G‑1] | Number in nouns | Singular and plural [G‑1‑1] | ||
[G‑3] | Honorific forms in pronouns and verbs | Absent [G‑3‑1] | ||
[G‑4] | Agreement in number | Predicative and attributive [G‑4‑4] | ||
[G‑5] | Form of a noun in numeral phrases | Plural [G‑5‑2] | ||
[G‑6] | Numeral system | Decimal [G‑6‑1] |
[H‑2] | Subject and object marking | Verbal agreement and function words [H‑2‑6] | ||
[H‑6] | Means of expressing spatial relations | Prepositions [H‑6‑6] |
No filled features for this language.
[J‑3] | Function words expressing spatial orientation of action | Prepositions [J‑3‑3] | ||
[J‑6] | Words expressing (in)definiteness | Articles [J‑6‑1] | ||
[J‑8] | Expression of negation | Negative particles [J‑8‑3] | ||
[J‑9] | Negation marker position | Preposition [J‑9‑3] |
[K‑2] | Article types | Only definite [K‑2‑3] | ||
[K‑4] | Article place | Preposition [K‑4‑1] | ||
[K‑6] | Grammar categories of article | Definiteness and number [K‑6‑5] | ||
[K‑8] | Verb agreement types | Subject [K‑8‑2] | ||
[K‑12] | Agreement categories expressed in adjective | Gender and number [K‑12‑7] | ||
[K‑15] | Attributive agreement types | In number [K‑15‑2] | ||
[K‑15] | Attributive agreement types | In gender [K‑15‑4] | ||
[K‑16] | Inflectional categories of noun | (In)definiteness and number [K‑16‑8] |
No filled features for this language.
[M‑1] | Morphosyntactic alignment | Accusative with elements of ergativity [M‑1‑7] | ||
[M‑2] | Word order fixedness | Non-fixed [M‑2‑2] |
[N‑4] | Compound sentence types | Subordination and compounding [N‑4‑4] | ||
[N‑5] | Compound sentence syndesis and asyndeton | Syndesis dominant [N‑5‑1] |