> In an unusually severe fit of procastrination, I've updated the Meghean page
> on
> my much-neglected webpage to agree with my various revisions of the language
> over the last couple years. Check it our at:
>
>
http://andjo.free.fr/conlang/meghean.html
>
>
> During the updating work, I discovered some Meghean terminology relating to
> phonology and orthography, two subjects that the Mend Chamaint, despite the
> quirkiness of the spelling of their language, tend not to distinguish. Much
> of
> it is, of course, summarized and briefly discussed on the page linked above,
> but I thought I'd mention some highlights: Stop consonants (oral and nasal)
> are
> considered "hard", while vowels are "soft", and liquids and sibilants are
> "intermediate". Best of all, palatals and palatalized sounds are considered
> "wet"!
>
> Needless to say, I'll be carrying over most of this into Larethian, where it
> makes even less sense. *evil grin*
>
> Andreas
>