Pristinian language

Pristinian As d-Tanᵹa nā h-Uḃınn
Spoken in	Pristinia
Total speakers	Unknown
Family	Indo-European Celtic Pristinian
Type	Artlang

The Pristinian language (As d-Tanᵹa nā h-Uḃınn; German: Pristinische Sprache; Ripuarian: Pristeenische Sprôch) is a constructed language spoken in Pristinia. It is classified as a Celtic language, though it is also influenced by the Ripuarian, German and French languages.

Name

The Pristinian language is referred to as the Tanᵹa nā h-Uḃınn, the "language of the Ubians", or simply Uḃınıge, "Ubian". This is in reference to the Celtic tribe of the Ubians (misidentified as a Germanic tribe by the Romans) who lived in the area today controlled by Pristinia.

Alphabet

The Pristinian alphabet contains the following letters (excluding vowels with acutes and graves):

Letter	Name	Transcr.	Letter	Name	Transcr.
A, a	a	a	Ɣ, ɣ	ıɣé	yh
Ā, ā	āt	òà	L, l	el	l
Æ, æ	æt	ae	M, m	em	m
B, b	bé	b	Ṁ, ṁ	ṁí	mh
Ḃ, ḃ	ḃí	bh	N, n	en	n
C, c	cú	c	Ŋ, ŋ	eŋa	ng
Ċ, ċ	aċ	ch	O, o	o	o
Ç, ç	éçe	hh	P, p	pé	p
D, d	dé	d	Ṗ, ṗ	ṗí	ph
E, e	e	e	R, r	erá	r
F, f	fí	f	S, s, ſ	es	s
G, ᵹ	ga	g	Ṡ, ṡ, ẛ	ṡo	sh
Ġ, ġ	ġán	gh	T, t	ta	t
H, h	ho	h	Ṭ, ṭ	ṭí	th
I, ı	ı	i	U, u	u	u

Phonology

Vowels

Please note that all vowels may also represent a schwa, or schwa-like forms of their ordinary selves depending on their position within the word. In vowel digraphs, the use of a grave or accute accent on one or both of the letters may also modify the phoneme, though they are not listed here for reasons of brevity.

Monophthongs Spelling IPA Example ea ʌ ceatsa a açar aː çara ai ao æː laor

Diphthongs Spelling IPA Example x y z

Grammar

	Gender	Cases	Numbers	Tenses	Persons	Moods	Voices	Aspects
Verb			Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes
Nouns	Yes	Yes
Adjectives	Yes	Yes	Yes
Numbers
Participles				Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes
Adverb
Pronouns	Yes	Yes	Yes		Yes
Adpositions	Yes	Yes	Yes		Yes
Article	Yes		Yes
Particle

Articles

Gender/Number	Singular	Dual & Plural
Male	An	Na
Female	Na	Næ
Neuter	As	Sa