The CBB

qwed117 wrote:

GamerGeek wrote: If not, is the [d] an intervocalic /t/?

Creyeditor wrote: /ɸɛ̃̌.tɨ̃̀.mə̃̌/
[ɸœ̃̌.dɨ̃̀.mə̃̌]

-_-

spanick wrote:Were the onsets of the second and third syllables originally /d/ and /m/ respectively in Modern English?

If not, is the [d] an intervocalic /t/?

Creyeditor wrote:In case its not readable:

This is why you use ogoneks

spanick wrote:Is the nasalization of every syllable due to the loss of a coda nasal in every syllable?

If not, does it apply to all vowels?

Creyeditor wrote:

spanick wrote:Is the bilabial fricative derived from MdE /f/?

/p/?

shimobaatar wrote:

spanick wrote: Sorry for the string of questions, but there's been a lack.

Oh, I didn't even know Creyeditor had given a word since there was no new post to trigger a notification!

shimobaatar wrote:

GamerGeek wrote: Wait a minute...

What?

Ivoshafen (AltHist) wrote:

GamerGeek (AltHist) wrote:You would bode well on the CBB

Why did no one tell me.

Ivoshafen wrote:Hallo, new to the site but not to worldbuilding as a whole. I have been dabbling around for some time, with a wake of scrapped projects behind me, before I was directed here from alternatehistory.com

Wait a minute...

bæm [ˈbajm] n. beast

Next: sans n. snake Borrowed shamelessly from Kanite

Lao Kou wrote:

Lambuzhao wrote:So.... what was supposed to be INST ? Netflix?

Iyionaku said "proper noun", so we can only assume..

qwed117 wrote:I never realized how much Star Wars has pervaded my Sci-first thinking.

haha

qwed117 wrote:

shimobaatar wrote:

Ahzoh wrote:Is it that easy?

It could be.

All is but simple. Especially given that your system lacks /o u/ and their lengthened variants. The preferred tendency would be for the vowels to collapse to them rather than to a front variant.

Don't forget /ɤ/ and /ɯ/

Should I represent [ɲ] as <ñ> (as is currently), or as <nh>, in Shonkasika? Here are the rest of the consonants and their romanizations for comparison: https://photos-3.dropbox.com/t/2/AABtibi9A6HXawt6ukuUKvpnTgEXjUAgZEYu04GmyiuqGQ/12/4078189/png/32x32/3/1497848400/0/2/shonkasika%20consonants.png/E...

Should I represent [ɲ] as <ñ> (as is currently), or as <nh>, in Shonkasika? Here are the rest of the consonants and their romanizations for comparison: https://photos-3.dropbox.com/t/2/AABtibi9A6HXawt6ukuUKvpnTgEXjUAgZEYu04GmyiuqGQ/12/4078189/png/32x32/3/1497848400/0/2/shonkasika%20consonants.png/E...

Does anyone know of a good searchable proto-germanic to english word list? If the list of lemmas on Wiktionary isn't what you're looking for, could you describe in more detail what you're hoping to find? List of PG words with English translations listed along with them that you can search for. The ...

Ahzoh wrote:How might an ancestor language with this kind of vowel system...
a e i o u
ɒ ø y ɤ ɯ
a: e: i: o: u:
ɒ: ø: y: ɤ: ɯ:
...have a descendant with this kind of vowel system?:
a e i
ɒ ø y
a: e: i:
ɒ: ø: y:

Front the back vowels.

Does anyone know of a good searchable proto-germanic to english word list? If the list of lemmas on Wiktionary isn't what you're looking for, could you describe in more detail what you're hoping to find? List of PG words with English translations listed along with them that you can search for. The ...

Really impressed Lambuzhao, Rodinian will be kept as an artlang, and I am working on a pretty new auxlang, which hopefully will have another kind of approach. It should be ready soon, as I have already loads of vocabulary which will still be useful. Will have some more news soon-ish! I would like t...

idov wrote:ĩ → iɲ

That seems backward...

Lambuzhao wrote:So.... what was supposed to be INST ? Netflix?

bed?