About: dbkwik:resource/wjyz7zGz5_CM5dmSPnQnYA==

Property	Value
rdfs:label	Proto-Ktarh
rdfs:comment	Proto-Ktarh is the direct ancestor of Early Tānu Kti and Peripheral Ktarh dialects. As its primary stage isn't directly attested in any phonemic or phonetic shape, but merely recorded in a foreign system of aphonic logographs, its sound system and word shapes are purely the result of linguistic reconstruction. Its grammar, on the other hand, is decently well attested. Out of the script used to record proto-Ktarh, the speakers of early western Ktarh dialects developed a syllabic, and afterwards an alphabetic system.
Head	Initial
Alignment	Nominative
dbkwik:conlang/property/wikiPageUsesTemplate	dbkwik:resource/1g4woipUpQU6ZQXN3OBf_A==
nativeName	'
Declined	yes
Name	Proto-Ktarh
Type	Agglutinative, synthetic
NounDefiniteness	no
Tonal	no
NounGender	yes
VerbNumber	yes
NounNumber	yes
Conjugated	yes
VerbVoice	yes
NounCase	yes
VerbTense	yes
VerbMood	yes
VerbAspect	yes
Genders	2
VerbPerson	yes
abstract	Proto-Ktarh is the direct ancestor of Early Tānu Kti and Peripheral Ktarh dialects. As its primary stage isn't directly attested in any phonemic or phonetic shape, but merely recorded in a foreign system of aphonic logographs, its sound system and word shapes are purely the result of linguistic reconstruction. Its grammar, on the other hand, is decently well attested. Out of the script used to record proto-Ktarh, the speakers of early western Ktarh dialects developed a syllabic, and afterwards an alphabetic system.