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El-Eicib is the language of [[Eiciba]] and is the lingua franca of the varying traveler tribes within the country.
[[Category: Language]]
El-Eicib is the language of [[Eiciba]] and is the lingua franca of the varying traveler tribes within the country. The language is descended from both Coptic as well as Egyptian Arabic.


== Phonology and Orthography ==
== Phonology and Orthography ==
El-Eicib is written using the Arabic Script in the modern day, with the Coptic script being mostly used for religious Kemetic ceremonies.  
El-Eicib is written using the Arabic Script in the modern day, with the Coptic script being mostly used for religious Kemetic ceremonies. The Franko, or Franko-Arabizi, alphabet is a standardized, but informal alphabet sometimes used in informal communication online between friends, and will be used below for ease of use. Said script has also found limited use in radio-based military orders and communications.


=== Consonants ===
=== Consonants ===
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! scope="col" |Bilabial
! scope="col" |Bilabial
! scope="col" |Labiodental
! scope="col" |Labiodental
! scope="col" |Dental
! scope="col" |Alveolar
! scope="col" |Alveolar
! scope="col" |Postalveolar
! scope="col" |Postalveolar
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! scope="row" |Affricate
! scope="row" |Affricate
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! scope="row"|Plosive
! scope="row"|Plosive
|m
|m
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|n
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! scope="row" |Nasal
! scope="row" |Nasal
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|t, d
|t, d
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|f
|f
|ð (v)
|s, z
|s, z
|ʃ (4)
|ʃ (4)
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! scope="row"|Approximant
! scope="row"|Approximant
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! scope="row" |Tap/Trill
! scope="row" |Tap/Trill
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Latest revision as of 23:10, 21 June 2025

El-Eicib is the language of Eiciba and is the lingua franca of the varying traveler tribes within the country. The language is descended from both Coptic as well as Egyptian Arabic.

Phonology and Orthography

El-Eicib is written using the Arabic Script in the modern day, with the Coptic script being mostly used for religious Kemetic ceremonies. The Franko, or Franko-Arabizi, alphabet is a standardized, but informal alphabet sometimes used in informal communication online between friends, and will be used below for ease of use. Said script has also found limited use in radio-based military orders and communications.

Consonants

  • Romanization is shown through a letter surrounded by parentheses where the romanization is different than the symbol in the IPA.
Bilabial Labiodental Dental Alveolar Postalveolar Palatal Velar Epiglottal Glottal
Affricate t̠ʃ (6)
Plosive m n k (c), g ʔ (2)
Nasal b t, d
Fricative f ð (v) s, z ʃ (4) x (5) ħ (7), ʕ(3) h
Approximant l j(y) w
Tap/Trill r

Vowels

Front Middle Back
Close i(ee) u
Close-mid e, I (i) o
Middle (ə)
Front æ, a2/2a a