Re: New Word Generator
| From: | J. K. Hoffman <ryumaou@...> |
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| Date: | Friday, September 28, 2007, 10:49 |
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Try going to http://www.langmaker.com They used to have a huge database
of all kinds of conlang resources, including on-line and downloadable
word generators and sound change appliers.
Also, they're down at the moment, but I had both on fantasist.net, one
of my websites. Currently, I've run out of bandwidth and the host I'm
using had issues with the conlang scripts I had set up. I'm working on
them, though, and finding another webhost.
Sadly, life has intervened so it's taking longer than I'd like. When I
get them up and running somewhere, though, I'll let you all know.
Thanks,
Jim
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> Date: Thu, 27 Sep 2007 02:19:02 -0500
> From: Eric Christopherson <rakko@...>
> Subject: Re: New Word Generator
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> On Sep 26, 2007, at 1:08 PM, David J. Peterson wrote:
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>
>>> <
http://bprhad.wz.cz/awkwords/index.php>
>>>
>>> All online, and works with unicode. Works fine with Safari on
>>> Mac OS X 10.4.10. I've found it to be pretty handy, so I thought
>>> I'd pass it along.
>>>
>>> -David
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>
> A nice little generator. I wish it would put the words on separate
> lines, though. Also, it does weird things with ASCII apostrophes and
> quotes -- not so bad if you're using actual IPA, but bad for XSAMPA
> (et al.)
>
> Does anyone perchance have a list of the different word generators
> available? Preferably with information on each.
>
> I think it'd be a great thing if someone would make a word generator
> where you could either enter in words of your own, and the generator
> would learn the sound pattern you were going for, and create its own
> rules based on it; or maybe it could generate a list of words, and
> you would rate them or rank them, and it would learn from that.
>
> How about a list of sound change appliers?
>
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