Re: Homonyms across conlangs (part 1)
From: | David J. Peterson <dedalvs@...> |
Date: | Wednesday, March 2, 2005, 7:24 |
Part 1, eh? Can't wait to see what part 2 is.
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Here's my first result, Iliani-Verdurian homonyms. Actually, since I
haven't completed letter-to-sound part, these are really homographs.
Is this interesting in any way? :-)
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You bet! Assuming these are basically IPA, I think it'd be neat to
have a nice big list of various phonological forms that correspond
to different words in different conlangs--natlangs, too. Why not?
I'll add some where possible (only showing those that have equivalents):
<looks over dictionaries>
Huh. Would you look at that: Not one single homonym. They're all
possible in at least one of my languages. I could've *sworn* I had a
word "mena" somewhere, but nope: Nothing. Oh well. Nevertheless,
in honor of your idea, I've coined a word in Gweydr:
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grel: Iliani clean-shaven, Verdurian hail, Gweydr list
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The idea of a "list" is a useful concept to have, and since what you
posted
is a list, Gweydr now has a word for "list" based on your list.
-David
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