Language Profile: Kélojùù

Name: Kélojùù
Alternative Names: The Language of Kelo, Nilo-Saharan lang :p
Family: "Southern Family", highly diverse and spoken to the southeast of Ākoṇṭemāṟuttōm
Location: In the highlands of the southern continent, quite far from Kikxotian influence
History: The kélomèlo have been in their valley for as long as people can remember and are considered the indigenous inhabitants. I really don't have much else about them. They like to farm
Writing System: Not a written language, they use Amt for writing purposes
Typological information:

• Word order: SOV
• Alignment: Nominative-Accusative
• Morphological: Somewhere between agglutinating and fusional

Notable Features:

• Tones!
• Lots of non-concatenative stuff
• Hearty derivational morphology
• Construct State
• Productive semantic gender alternations
• Singulative system
• Some stuff with ergative verbs and antipassives

Some morphological markings:

• Verbs
• Subject
• Tense/Aspect
• "Extensions"
• Mood
• Polarity
• "Voices"
• Passive
• Reflexsive
• Causative
• Antipassive
• Reciprocal
• Nouns
• Case
• Nominative
• Oblique
• Genitive
• Number
•  Singular/singulative
• Plural/pluralitive/collective
• State 
• Absolute
• Construct
• Gender
• Male
• Female

Origins: July 2017.
History: I wanted to do another 2 hour challenge, so I looked at the old "african" languages one and chose to do Nilo-Saharan. Of course, that's not really a valid grouping (probably) and it gives a whole lot to work with, but here we are! Here's the original post
Status: In-development. I haven't touched it in a while, but I've gotten back to it after learning more about antipassives. Definitely planning some cool things with those and agentive nouns
What I'm doing with it and why: I'm doing a lots of things with like tones and
Other Notes:

4/26/18- Probably enough for now. One day I'll get a CALS page and other stuff on it (as I always say and then never do)