Lepontic language†

---

Open the encyclopedia PDF (in Russian)

Volume 10. Germanic languages. Celtic languages
(The file will be loaded and then opened in a new window or tab on the relevant page)

Genealogy

Indo-European → Celtic → Continental Celtic

Geography

Main country: Italy (show on the map)

Identifiers

• Glottolog: lepo1240
• ISO-639-3: xlp

---

Features

Phonemic structure

Prosodic phenomena

No filled features for this language.

Syllable

Phonologic structure and phenomena

No filled features for this language.

Morphological type of language

Nominal classifications

No filled features for this language.

Number

Case meanings

Verbal categories

Deictic categories

Parts of speech and inflection

Word formation

Simple sentence

Complex sentence

No filled features for this language.

Unfilled features

The encyclopedia contains no information

• [A-3] Opposition in openness/closedness for vowel height degrees
• [A-4] Degrees of vowel backness
• [A-5] Presence of length degrees
• [A-7] Presence of vowel opposition in labialization
• [A-9] Presence of vowel opposition in nasalization
• [A-11] Vowel opposition in pharyngealization
• [A-12] Vowel opposition in ATR
• [A-13] Diphthongs and triphthongs
• [A-14] Types of diphthongs
• [A-21] Inventory of postuvular obstruents by place of articulation
• [A-22] Additional articulatory oppositions of obstruents
• [A-26] Inventory of fricatives by place of articulation
• [B-1] Basic prosodic unit
• [B-10] Tonema types
• [B-11] Number of level tones
• [B-12] Level tone types
• [B-13] Number of contour tone levels
• [B-14] Contour tonema types
• [B-15] Length character
• [B-16] Target of vowel harmony
• [B-17] Feature of vowel harmony
• [B-18] Trigger of vowel harmony
• [B-19] Other suprasegmental phenomena
• [B-20] Types of phonation
• [C-3] Consonant clusters in syllable
• [D-1] Restrictions on the phonemic structure in the initial position
• [D-2] Types of restrictions on the phonemic structure in the initial position
• [D-3] Restrictions on the phonemic structure in the final position
• [D-4] Types of restrictions on the phonemic structure in the final position
• [D-5] Variants of characteristics of the syllabic structure of words
• [D-6] Differences between content and function words
• [D-7] Types of differences between content and function words
• [D-8] Differences between native and borrowed words
• [D-9] Types of differences between native and borrowed words
• [D-10] Differences between roots and affixes
• [D-11] Types of differences between roots and affixes
• [D-12] Functional type of alternations
• [D-13] Type of altenations
• [E-3] Agglutinative type features
• [F-1] Number of agreement classes
• [F-2] Morphological expression of agreement classes
• [F-3] Syntactic expression of agreement classes
• [F-4] Other means of expressing agreement classes
• [F-5] Attributive agreement in gender
• [F-6] Agreement of cardinal numerals in gender
• [F-7] Nouns classifying categories
• [F-8] Opposition by person/non-person
• [F-9] Expression of animacy/inanimacy
• [G-3] Honorific forms in pronouns and verbs
• [G-4] Agreement in number
• [G-5] Form of a noun in numeral phrases
• [G-6] Numeral system
• [H-3] Case of nominal predicate
• [H-4] Case marking of possessive relations
• [H-5] Other means of expressing possessive relations
• [H-6] Means of expressing spatial relations
• [H-8] Case marking of animate and inanimate nouns
• [I-1] Voice forms expression
• [I-2] Voice stacking in the same verb form
• [I-3] Double voice forms
• [I-4] Voice forms coincidence
• [I-5] Tense forms
• [I-6] Aspect and tense expression
• [I-8] Syncretic expression of several verb meanings
• [I-9] Marking of person in present tense verbs
• [I-10] Transitivity marker
• [J-1] Pronominal words
• [J-3] Function words expressing spatial orientation of action
• [J-4] Content words expressing spatial orientation of action
• [J-5] Morphological expression of (in)definiteness
• [J-6] Words expressing (in)definiteness
• [J-7] Grammatical ways to express politeness
• [J-8] Expression of negation
• [J-9] Negation marker position
• [K-1] Personal pronouns inflection
• [K-2] Articles
• [K-3] Indefinite article and numeral 'one'
• [K-4] Article place
• [K-5] Position of article in noun phrase
• [K-6] Grammar categories of article
• [K-8] Verb agreement types
• [K-9] Agreement categories expressed in participle
• [K-10] Tense expressed by participle
• [K-11] Adverb grammar categories
• [K-12] Agreement categories expressed in adjective
• [K-13] Cumulative expression of several categories in adjective
• [K-14] Attribute agreement of adjectives
• [K-15] Attributive agreement types
• [L-1] Word formation means
• [L-3] Stems relations in stem compounding
• [M-3] Dominant word order
• [M-4] Order of nouns and its modifier
• [M-5] Pro-drop
• [N-1] Clauses order in compound sentence
• [N-2] Dependent clause distinctions in complex sentences
• [N-3] Dependent clause predicate
• [N-4] Compound sentence types
• [N-5] Compound sentence syndesis and asyndeton

The encyclopedia explicitly states lack of data

• [B-2] Prosodic unit carrier
• [B-3] Character of prosodic unit by its choice
• [B-4] Stress type (quality characteristics)
• [B-5] Stress fixedness
• [B-6] Fixed stress types
• [B-7] Stress pattern in inflection
• [B-8] Strictly fixed stress type (by position in a word)
• [B-9] Limited stress carriers

Feature is not applicable to this language

• [A-6] Number of length degrees
• [A-8] Vowel opposition in labialization
• [A-10] Vowel opposition in nasalization