Carantanian Language (Principia Moderni III Map Game)

Carantanian
Korontanj
Created by	—
Total speakers	Native language: <100, Second language: >100,000
Category (purpose)	Balto-Slavic Slavic South Slavic Western Carantanian
Writing system	Latin
Regulated by	South Slavic Academy of Science and Culture (JAZU)
Language codes
ISO 639-1	None
ISO 639-2	art
ISO 639-3	–

Carantanian is a reconstructed Western South Slavic language, heavily based on the Freising manuscripts, the earliest known writings of the region.

Background

The Carantanian language was created by the linguists of the South Slavic Academy of Science and Arts (JAZU), specifically in the one in Celovec. In this place, numerous Slavic linguists gathered, ranging from Croatian, Carantanian over Czechian and Balatonian and to Polish and Ruthenian as well.

Grammar

The Carantanian language consists of 7 grammatical cases (Nominative, genitive, accusative, vocative, locative and instrumental) with examples shown in the table below. Grammatical cases affect nouns, pronouns and adjectives.

Masculine nouns
	Singular		Plural
N	Bog	Gozpod	Bogovi	Gozpodi
G	Boga	Gozpoda	Bogov	Gozpodov
D	Bogu	Gozpodu	Bogovom	Gozpodom
A	Boga	Gozpoda	Bogove	Gozpode
V	Bose	Gozpode	Bogovi	Gozpodi
L	Bogu	Gozpodu	Bogovih	Gozpodih
I	Bogom	Gozpodom	Bogovim	Gozpodim

Feminine nouns
	Singular		Plural
N	devua		devue
G	devue		devuá
D	devui		devuam
A	devu		devue
V	devuo		devue
L	devui		devuam
I	devuo		devuama

Neuter nouns
	Singular		Plural
N	telo		telesa
G	telesa		telesá
D	telesi		telesim
A	telo		telesa
V	telo		telesa
L	telesi		telesim
I	telesom		telesimi