Zompist Bboard Again

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/p t ʈ c k q/ <p t rh ch k q> /(b d)/ <b d> /m n ɳ ɲ ŋ/ <m n nh ny ng> /r/ <r> /θ s ʂ/ <th s sh> /w l j/ <w l y> /i ɨ u e o æ a/ <i ü u e o ä a> /á à á: à: â: ǎ:/ <á à áa àa áà àá> /aˀ/ <aʼ> /ɳpà kkùːŋ ŋanéattiŋ wʂæ̀irtan mèo ŋθáŋset || kkùːŋ ŋaɳæ̀ir ketàːŋ kkùŋ tměa sθaŋkʂéant/ Nhpà kkùung nganéatt...

1. ʁ̞ʷ > w 2. nasal vowels front: ã: õ: > ɛ̃: ã: 3. a > æ, unless pharyngealized or in the environment of uvular consonants 4. ʁ̞ (r) > ɣ, d > r intervocalically or before another voiced consonant 5. oi > e: 6. V1CC$ > V1CV1C$ 7. f > h before a consonant or word-finally, otherwise > hʷ 8. Vh > Vˤ, h...

1. retranscribed the text in IPA, thus undoing some of the previous changes - labialized consonants are no longer broken up 2. more schwa epenthesis in consonant clusters, w j > u i / C_C 3. e e: > a e 4. a > ɔ after labio-velars, o > ɔ after uvulars ɣʷɔwis kʷoi χwɔlhən na hast həkums ɣʷɔkʷɔt; to ˀd...

To finish the last challenge off (and to "desparkle" the language) I had some fun with the result of two rounds of Rounin: 1. y ɥi > wi 2. ɕw cɕw ʑw ɟʑw > xw kʰw ɣw ɡw 3. sʰ ɕʰ > h hʲ 4. ṼC > ṼNC 5. mf ns ŋh > m̥ n̥ ŋ̊ 6. ç > x 7. V1ʁV1 Vʁ > Vˠ, ʁ > ɣ 8. v z ʑ ɣ > b dz dʑ ɡ 9. w disappears...

here's a proper Nargun orthography: /p t ʈ c k q/ <bh~b dh~d rdh~rd djh~dj gh~g ʼh~ʻ> /pp tt ʈʈ cc kk (qq)/ <p t rt tj k ʼ> /(b d)/ <b d> /m n ɳ ɲ ŋ/ <m n rn ny ng> /r/ <r> /θ s ʂ/ <th s sh> /w l j/ <w l y> [ɬ r̥] <lh rh> /rt/ <rʼt> etc. /i ɨ u e o æ a/ <i œ u e o æ a> /á à á: à: â: ǎ:/ <ă ȁ ā à â á...

there's no way to make this not look horrendous without resorting to using Americanist, so I just said "fuck it" and adapted the Pan-Swampish alphabet: /p t ʈ c k q/ <p t d c k kh> /(b d)/ <b tb> /m n ɳ ɲ ŋ/ <m n z j ñ> /r/ <r> /θ s ʂ/ <f s q> /w l j/ <w l y> /i ɨ u e o æ a/ <i v u e o x a...

speaking of which here's Mhra: /p t ʈ c k q/ /(b d)/ /m n ɳ ɲ ŋ/ /r/ /θ s ʂ/ /w l j/ /i ɨ u e o æ a/ Stress can occur on any syllable of the word - it's mostly predictable, though - stressed syllables usually have a long vowel, an initial consonant cluster, or both. In stressed syllables, there are ...

as Mhra, sort of (everything that could go wrong went wrong) p~f pˤ~fˤ t tˤ ʦ ʧ k q ʔ <f fh t th ts c k kh '> b bˤ d dˤ ʣ ʤ ɡ <b bh d dh dz j g> m mˤ n nˤ ɲ <m mh n nh ny> r rˤ <r rh> s sˤ ʃ x χ ħ h <s sh p x xh hh h> z zˤ ʒ ɣ ʕ <z zh v q qh> w l lˤ j <w l lh y> i ɨ u a <i e u a> (ə is counted as ɨː...

here's what i'm using: p~f pˤ~fˤ t tˤ ʦ ʧ k q ʔ <f f̣ t ṭ c č k q ʔ> b bˤ d dˤ ʣ ʤ ɡ <b ḅ d ḍ ʒ ǯ g> m mˤ n nˤ ɲ <m ṃ n ṇ ñ> r rˤ <r ṛ> s sˤ ʃ x χ ħ h <s ṣ š x χ ħ h> z zˤ ʒ ɣ ʕ <z ẓ ž ɣ ʕ> w l lˤ j <w l ḷ y> i ɨ u ə a <i ə u ä a> i: u: a: <ī ū ā> /á à â/ <á à â> <ā́ ā̀ ā̂> /inə̀ʔχːɨrt nɨ̀ɣmɨjtːɨ̂mʃ...

It was disastrous, yes, but that's because it should've been done way earlier - the options now were either disaster (withdrawal) or more disaster (continued occupation), and it's pretty obvious which one is better.

p~f pˤ~fˤ t tˤ ʦ ʧ k q ʔ <f ph t th ts c k kh '> b bˤ d dˤ ʣ ʤ ɡ <b bh d dh dz j g> m mˤ n nˤ ɲ <m mh n nh ny> r rˤ <r rh> s sˤ ʃ x χ ħ h <s s' sh x xh 'h h> z zˤ ʒ ɣ ʕ <z z' zh q qh> w l lˤ j <w l lh y> i ɨ u ə a <i e o ee a> i: u: a: <ii uu aa> á à â <á à á(C)à> /inə̀ʔχːɨrt nɨ̀ɣmɨjtːɨ̂mʃ || tːˤə̂r...

Old Eastern Bay p~f pˤ~fˤ t tˤ ʦ ʧ k q ʔ b bˤ d dˤ ʣ ʤ ɡ m mˤ n nˤ ɲ r rˤ s sˤ ʃ x χ ħ h z zˤ ʒ ɣ ʕ w l lˤ j i ɨ u ə a i: u: a: Consonants can be geminated. Consonant clusters agree for pharyngealization. Most instances of [bˤ] and [mˤ] are the result of pharyngealization harmony and/or nasal assim...

It isn't mushy! It's ~sparkling~ . Now that I try reading it aloud, it sounds a bit like how Pinyin might lead you to believe Mandarin sounds (as opposed to how it actually does). [y] and the palatals are very bright, pleasant sounds. I don't fill it full of dark goopy vowels like [ə ʋ ʌ ɵ ɒ] or na...

1. schwa disappears, nasals assimilate to the POA of the following consonant 2. ɛi iy ou au > e: i: o: ɔ: 3. syllables before Ci or Cu sequences get the corresponding off-glide 4. short vowels are deleted word-finally, unless they'd leave a word-final consonant cluster [ˈsasat ˈtʰɔːm ˈt͡ʃɔːfli ˈkail...

to approx. 1800? 1. cɕ ɟʑ > ʧ ʤ 2. o: y: > u: i:, CiV > CjV 3. unstressed long vowels shorten if there's a long vowel in the previous syllable, ʉ > ʊ 4. nasal vowels denasalize 5. ʎ > j 6. ʃ ʒ ʧ ʤ > ɕ ʑ ʨ ʥ / _i, _j 7. ɪɛ > e: ['paː.drɛ ɔː'ʒeː.rɐ eːɲ ʧɛ'meː.ɲɪ] [ɐ.'ʥjuː 'nuː.mʊ 'siː.nʊ] [gɛ'miː 'riː...

1. vowels in unstressed syllables reduce to schwa, word-initial i u > jə wə 2. voiced stops fricativize (but /d/ becomes a tap) in the codas of unstressed syllables 3. schwa + resonant sequences gain an epenthetic schwa after them, if followed by another consonant 4. voiced stops fricativize even in...

1. ʎ ɲ ʒ > ʤ 2. a: > e: 3: i u o > ɨ ʊ ɔ 4. vowel length disappears 5. word-final open syllables receive an epenthetic glottal stop 6. stress appears on the last syllable of a word 7. non-word-initial pretonic ɨ is deleted [peˈwaʔ || midˈboʔ || aˈɣeʔ iˈlaʔ aˈɡeʔ karˈjal ˈsir saˈweʔ || mɨdaˈboʊʔ iˈna...

It is indeed a Papuan language.

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