Re: Judjaca Orthography

On Sun, 31 Dec 2000 13:02:30 -0500, Steg Belsky <draqonfayir@...>
wrote:


>Is that plausible, that a letter would be switched from one sound to
>another, and then replaced with a different letter?
>Are there any suggestions for alternate schemes?  The only free letters
>in the Latin alphabet for Jûdajca are {K} and {W}, and i'm trying to stay
>away from adding additional diacritics, which are only macron for "long"
>vowels, cedilla for fricativized stops, breve for Hebrew transliteration
>consonants, and grave-falling accent for Hebrew ultrashort vowels.
In an unfinished Romance conlang with loads of glottalized sounds I used
the following notation for the (pre)glottalized series:

cp ct ck cs cz cx cr cl cn cm

Otherwise the letter <c> was used only in ch [x] and cg [g] (distinct
from <g> [G]).

Just to stimulate your imagination a little bit ;)


Basilius