Zompist Bboard Again

Ngade n Tim Ar muzu 'glyph, character, shape, icon'

Next: tandé 'spear (n.), throw (v.)'

You can easily add exceptions in phonix, for what it’s worth.

I’ve been working on a descendant writing system for Caber. Here it is (the images are SFW; if you get an age-verification thing that’s just due to recent imgur policy).

I think it’s plausible (didn’t Vulgar Latin fortite *j to something similar?).

Akangka wrote: ↑Mon Sep 02, 2019 11:09 pm I saw an Australian language where all plosives are voiced.

As I understand it that’s more of a representational convention than unilateral voicing.

I was working with gleb tonight and it brought this thread to mind. Some stuff I came across: Seed 1888463642: A vowel inventory of /a e ɨ/. That's it. As a bonus, the consonants are incredibly vanilla and balanced to contrast with this. Seed 1833341201: Six-vowel system, of which the only high lax ...

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mèþru wrote: ↑Sat Aug 03, 2019 10:18 amnext: khun /kʰun/ - red

Classical Ĝate n Tim Ar kún /kún/ 'dawn'

Next: héur [héùɹ] 'muddy up, smear with mud'

masako wrote: ↑Mon Jul 22, 2019 5:17 amnext: oar; paddle

Classical Ĝate n Tim Ar káuð íníh 'paddle'

káuð tool.NMLZ
íníh 'push, impel, paddle, row, stroke'

Next: wildflower patch

Yes! I miss seeing your content, especially the scripts. Thank you! Voice in CT There are six verbal voices in CT: active (the unmarked default form), passive , reflexive , reciprocal , cooperative , and collaborative . The passive voice is marked with a dummy subject lü : kaá hé ĝus 'I'm building ...

7:03 PM on Sunday, May 12 for me.

It's about time I became more active here again, and I have the day off, so I might as well do something while I'm doing nothing. Classical Ĝate n Tim Ar (hereinafter CT ) is a Tim Ar-O language and was spoken at the zenith of the Classical Period of Tim Ar history. It was the dominant language unti...

I have a ticket to see Sunn O))) live soon!

I want to say that *kw > p occurred somewhere in Chibchan, so it’s attested in the New World too.

I think it was on the ZBB that I remember someone mentioning an attestation of u i > uk ic / _#.

Nortaneous wrote: ↑Sun Nov 25, 2018 6:55 pmNext: trash can

Proto Tim Ar-O *glʁptjw 'latrine pit'
> Classical Ngade n Tim Ar /ɬàhtɯ̀/ łahtï 'trash can, waste receptacle'
> Proto-O *kwrptsjw > O /kʷɨpsə/ k̇ypsə 'sewage line'

Next: soldier, infantryman

Looks nice! I'll have to tinker around with it some.

Mam dużego psa. Ona jest moją przyjaciółką.
I have a big dog. She's my friend.

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High vowels can generate a consonant with the same POA word-finally. High vowels can also change into affricates at the same POA directly before another high vowel (as is believed to have happened in various situations in Lakes Plain). High-tone vowels can break, and then you can epenthesize a conso...