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itioma no kami

Itioma no kami [i.tio.ma.no.ka.mi], or itioma no kami (language of paper) is a personal artistic constructed language.

History

Early itioma no kami

Early itioma no kami used to have only 10 consonants, missing /enwiki/w/ and /h/. Around the middle of October 2022, /enwiki/w/ was added because adding foreign words without /enwiki/w/ would have been too difficult. As retaliation and result of anger, /enwiki/w/ started possessing an increasing amount of allophones, which is still increasing as of today. Because symmetry in the consonant table was now broken, paper caved in and added /h/ into the consonant table as well.

Phonology

Consonants

	labial	alveolar	guttural
nasal	m	n	ŋ <ng/g>
plosive	p	t	k
fricative	ɸ <f>	s	h
sonorant	w~ʋ~v~β~ʍ~ ɰ~ⱱ~ɣʷ~u̯ <w>	ɾ <r>	j

Consonants were heavily influenced by Polynesian languages like Hawaiian and Māori.

Vowels

	back	mid	front
close	i	ɯ	u
not close	e	a	o

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