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The Ćwarmin verb morphology contains a system of participles, and these contribute a significant amount of mileage in the morphosyntax of th...

Predicative possession is an important expression in languages. Naturally, Ćwarmin has expressions for it as well. As it turns out, there ar...

The basic family terms: julo = son ot = oldest son zel = daughter father =  aru mother = viri brother = raŋa older brother = cawot sister =...

This is a bit preliminary. Ćwarmin and Rasm j in j have borrowed the system of times of day, as well as higher-order calendarical structure...

Ćwarmin has a rich system of cases, which to some extent form fusional forms with number and the definiteness system. Ćwarmin also has a rat...

Ćwarmin has a set of verbs which require passive forms whenever some requirements for the subject is violated. These requirements come in th...

This post has been under work for a very long time. Now that it is done, Ćwarmin, Ŋʒädär and even Dagurib stuff might start appearing at a...

Ćwarmin covers a relatively large area of plains, with some mountain ranges at the edges of the area, and a few hills and the occasional mo...

In this post, "definite" refers, with regards to noun-phrases, to the quality of being a referent whose identity is known to the ...

In the BDS family, certain particles with adjective-like distribution are present in all languages. These adjective can be used with any NP...

To express the sentiment of being right in my conlangs, a number of slightly different constructions are used. However, first a quick over...

The basic consonant inventory: bilabial alveolar postalveolar palatal velar voiceless voiced voiceless voiced voiceless voiced voicele...

Dagurib was the first branch in the ĆŊ family to diverge from the rest. Through its history, however, it has been in extensive contact with...

The polar question in Ćwarmin is formed partially by syntactical means, partially by morphological ones. In addition, intonation also plays...

Ćwarmin has some more voices beyond the passive and active, but unlike the active voice, all of them use the passive -aśp morpheme for the ...

Ćwarmin names come in several patterns, depending on regional and family traditions. One common tradition is using suffixes on 'nam...

A thing Ćwarmin has with regards to body parts is separate words for left and right instance of them; this even extends to things that are ...

During the Ćwarmin expansion, the tribal warlords ( sarku-tal , order-chieftain) often made agreements with conquered tribes with regards t...

Although, much like in our world, vowel harmony comes in many different forms in the Bryatesle-Dairwueh-Sargaĺk-Ćwarmin-Ŋʒädär world, speak...

Unlike the western languages Sargaĺk, Bryatesle and Dairwueh, the Ćwarmin-Ŋʒädär languages have generally had rather complicated morphology...