Tutlayt Tamaziɣt Tamzwarut

Tutlayt tamaziɣt taqburt
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Tutlayt tamaziɣt taqqburt nɣ tamaziɣt tamzwarut (s tanglizt: Proto-Berber, Proto-Libyan) tga yat tutlayt tazaykut, nttat a zɣ d ffɣnt tutlayin timaziɣin lli iddrn ass ad. Tkka tt inn tga yat tutlayt tafrusyawit, ayann a f gant tutlayin timaziɣin lli d zgis ffɣnin istis n ɛmmis n tutlayt tamiṣrit d tutlayin tikuciyin d tutlayin tisamiyin d tutlayin titcadiyin d tutlayin tumuṭiyin.^[1]

Amzruy

Tṭṭaf tutlayt Tamaziɣt Tamzwarut kra n tɣawsiwin nna ur illin ɣ tutlayin tifrusyawiyin yaḍnin, macc tutlayin timaziɣin n ɣil ad mmrwasnt bahra ɣ ingratsn. Tbayn d tutlayt tamaziɣt tamzwarut ɣar 3000 isggʷasn aya mqqar tbḍa f Tutlayin tifrusyawiyint gr 9000 d 10,000 n isggʷasn aya. Iɣ d-nucka ad nẓṛ mad tettini tussna n usmzazal n tutlayin d umzruy^[2], rad imassann nnan mas tzri tutlayt ad f sin tikliwin n tmhazt, ad tn igan^[3]:

Tamaziɣt tamzwarut 1 (PB1) nna yumann kra n 7000 n isggʷasn aya.
Tamaziɣt tamzwarut 2 (PB2) tad tga illis n (PB1), d nttat a ɣ d uckant akkʷ tutlayin timaziɣin lli sul illan ɣil-ad.

Ɣ tasut tis 30 dat n tlalit n Ɛisa, bḍan middn lli sawalnin s tmaziɣt tamzwarut ɣ tfriqt n ugafa gr Lmɣrib d Miṣra. Ɣ tasut tis 10 dat ad iggz Ɛisa, ijṛa yan ttawassuɛ yaḍn nttan ad aɣ iskrn ma mi nttini ɣila igdudn imaziɣn lli nn izmmimn ɣ dar irumiyn. Ijra ttawassuɛ iggʷran ɣ yifḍ d kra ḍart Ɛisa, lliɣ nnucgn imuzaɣ nɣ itwargiyn lli yumẓn ɣila tanzruft imqqurn n tfriqt lli mi nttini Ṣṣaḥra.^[4]

Allas n tuṣka

Allas n tuṣka n iẓmuẓẓal iqqburn n tmaziɣt ibidd f usmzazal d tutlayin tifrsyawanin yaḍnin ɣ mnnaw iẓmuẓẓal, ibdd daɣ f usmzazal gr timzarayin n tutlayin timaziɣin titrarin^[5] nɣ d tmacaɣt nna igan, ɣ tannayt n kra n imrzutn zun d Prasse^[6], tamzarayt lli bahra yaryn timẓlay n tmaziɣt tamzwarut.

Tasnmslit

Ɣ wallas n tuṣka n Kaṛl G. Pras d Martn Kuṣman, tamaziɣt tamzwarut kkan tt inn dars kraḍ iɣritn gzzulnin /ă/, /ĭ/, /ŭ/ d kkuẓ ɣzzifnin /ā/, /ī/, /ū/ d /ē/. Tugdutin nnsn ɣ tmaziɣt tatrart:

Tugdutin n iɣritn n Tmaziɣt Tmzwarut ɣ tmaziɣin titrarin^[7]
*Tamaziɣ Tamzwarut	Taẓnagt	Tamacaɣt / Taɣdimst	Tamaziɣt n ugafay
*ă	ă	ă	ə
*ĭ	ĭ	ə	ə
*ŭ	ŭ	ə	ə
*ā	ă	a	a
*ē	ĭ	e	i
*ī	ĭ	i	i
*ū	ŭ	u	u

Tṭṭaf Tɣdimst d Tmacɣt yan uɣri yaḍnin /o/ nna irwas is iga tazzigzt zɣ /u/ s tmsasit n uɣri ɣ Tmacɣt, tkk d *aʔ ɣ Tɣdimst.

Tirgalin

Da ittals Kuṣman tuṣka i trgalin n Tmaziɣt Tamzwarut:

Anaw	Ancucan		Uglan/Adluglan				imḍfṛ-udlugl./ Anɣan		Ulwiɣan				Ilḍṭan		Agranzazan
Anaw	Ancucan		Arsitan		Ankara		imḍfṛ-udlugl./ Anɣan		Arsitan		Attwancuc		Ilḍṭan		Agranzazan
Unzir	m	mː	n̪	n̪ː
Aggaɣ			t̪ d̪	t̪ː d̪ː	d̪ˤ	d̪ːˤ	c? ɟ?	cː? ɟː?	k g	kː gː			ɢ	qː	ʔ
Amryan	f β	fː	s̪ z̪	s̪ː z̪ː	z̪ˤ	z̪ːˤ
Aznaɣri							j	dʒ:			w	gːʷ
Imidis			l̪	l̪ː
Asmamay			r̪	r̪ː

Mkda iga lḥal g tmaziɣin titrarin, tugt n trgalin n tmaziɣt tamzwarut ṭṭafnt tugdut tamsasit tussidt, gin imslitn *β d *ʔ islidn waḥdu tn.

Ɣ amant trgalin *ɟ d *g ẓlint g kra n tutlayin tijanatin:


Tamaziɣt Tamzwarut	Tam.	Taɣd.	Tarif.	Tacnw.
*ɟ	g	ɟ	ʒ	ʒ
*g	g	ɟ	y	g

Ɣmk ann d kra n *c n Tmaziɣt Tamzwarut lli ittggan k ɣ kra n tutlayin ur ginin n Tijanatin, ig š ɣ Tjanat (maca llan mnnawt tugdutin tirluganin).

S umdya, căm "kmm (unti asuf)" ar ittaɣul šəm. (Asnfl ad ar ittjṛu ɣ Tnfust d Tsiwit dɣ nttnti).

ɣ tutlayin Timaziɣin tigmuḍanin:

dˤ → tˤ

*-əβ ɣ tmaziɣt taqqburt yaɣul d -i ɣ Tjanat (Taznatit)^[8]. S umdya, *arəβ "ara" ar ittaɣul ari. (Asnlf ad ar ittjṛu ɣ kra n tmzarayin n waṭlas anammas, slawant akkʷ tantala n Iẓiyyan, ɣ Infusn d Tsiwit.)

Ɣar Taɣdimst d Twilant ka ad yaryn afunim n tmaziɣt tamzwarut *β am β^[9]; Ɣ tmaziɣin yaḍnin, ar tettaɣul h nɣ tafuḍ.

Ẓṛ uggar

Tinidlisn

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Kossmann, Maarten (2001b), «The Origin of the Glottal Stop in Zenaga and its Reflexes in the other Berber Languages», Afrika und Übersee 84: 61-100
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Prasse, Karl G. (1972-1974). Manuel de grammaire touarègue (tăhăggart) 3. Copenhagen.

Izdayn n brra

Proto-Berber etymologies (Alexander Militarev)
Berber languages and Berber peoples: genetic and linguistic diversity
Berber languages — PDF (4.2 MB)
Proto-Berber kindship words — PDF (23.8 KB)

Isaɣuln

↑ Abdl Aziz Alati (2002). Diachronie tamazighte ou berbere (s tfransist). منشورات جامعة عبد المالك السعدي. p. 296. ISBN 9981-61-015-1.
↑ Militarev, A. (1984), "Sovremennoe sravnitel'no-istoricheskoe afrazijskoe jazykoznanie: chto ono mozhet dat' istoricheskoj nauke?", Lingvisticheskaja rekonstrukcija i drevnejshaja istorija Vostoka, Moscow, pp. 3–26, 44–5
↑ Louali & Philippson 2003, "Les Protoméditerranéens Capsiens sont-ils des protoberbères ? Interrogations de linguiste.", GALF (Groupement des Anthropologues de Langue Française), Mrrakc، 22-25 Cutanbir 2003. ↑
↑ Heine 2000, p. 292.
↑ Galand, L. 1988, "Le berbère" in Les langues dans le monde ancien et moderne, III, les langues chamito-sémitiques, ed. by Jean Pierrot & David Cohen, Paris, éditions CNRS, 207–242.
↑ Prasse, Karl-G. 1973–74. Manuel de grammaire touarègue (tahaggart). Copenhague: Akademisk forlag.
↑ Kossmann, Maarten (2001a), "L'origine du vocalisme en zénaga de Mauritanie", in Ibriszimow, Dymitr; Vossen, Rainer (eds.), Etudes berbères, pp. 89–95
↑ See also Maarten Kossmann, "Les verbes à i finale en zénète" Archived 2011-07-18 at the Wayback Machine", Etudes et Documents Berbères 13, 1995, pp. 99–104.
↑ Kossmann 1999:61.

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[1] Abdl Aziz Alati (2002). Diachronie tamazighte ou berbere (s tfransist). منشورات جامعة عبد المالك السعدي. p. 296. ISBN 9981-61-015-1.

[2] Militarev, A. (1984), "Sovremennoe sravnitel'no-istoricheskoe afrazijskoe jazykoznanie: chto ono mozhet dat' istoricheskoj nauke?", Lingvisticheskaja rekonstrukcija i drevnejshaja istorija Vostoka, Moscow, pp. 3–26, 44–5

[3] Louali & Philippson 2003, "Les Protoméditerranéens Capsiens sont-ils des protoberbères ? Interrogations de linguiste.", GALF (Groupement des Anthropologues de Langue Française), Mrrakc، 22-25 Cutanbir 2003. ↑

[4] Heine 2000, p. 292.

[5] Galand, L. 1988, "Le berbère" in Les langues dans le monde ancien et moderne, III, les langues chamito-sémitiques, ed. by Jean Pierrot & David Cohen, Paris, éditions CNRS, 207–242.

[6] Prasse, Karl-G. 1973–74. Manuel de grammaire touarègue (tahaggart). Copenhague: Akademisk forlag.

[7] Kossmann, Maarten (2001a), "L'origine du vocalisme en zénaga de Mauritanie", in Ibriszimow, Dymitr; Vossen, Rainer (eds.), Etudes berbères, pp. 89–95

[8] See also Maarten Kossmann, "Les verbes à i finale en zénète" Archived 2011-07-18 at the Wayback Machine", Etudes et Documents Berbères 13, 1995, pp. 99–104.

[9] Kossmann 1999:61.

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