Syllable Structure

• In the document, it is listed as CV(C), but it is actually CV(T), where T refers to codas m, n, ŋ, w, r, and l

  • Maximum syllable: 4 with a coda

  • Only one consonant can be used per syllable

• No consonant clusters, connect consonants from two words with a /ʌ/

• Codas end with nasals and liquids only

• Stress: Penultimate (second to last) syllable, except for CV(T) structured words where it is always stressed or a word that has a glottal stop on the last mora

  • Note: If a prefix or suffix was added to a word, the stress position remained unchanged

Full Word Format:

The overall word format or affix placement of a typical Eonic Arraniol word be as follows:

[Tense] - [Voice] - [Aspect] - Root(Noun or Verb) - [Valency] - [Case] - [Definite] - [Number] - [Negation]

With the epenthetic “a” /ʌ/ be placed between the consonant clusters to break them.