Re: conlang servey & Ebisedian
From: | Joe <joe@...> |
Date: | Monday, October 28, 2002, 17:12 |
On Monday 28 October 2002 12:09 pm, you wrote:
> En réponse à bnathyuw <bnathyuw@...>:
> > |wso| traveller
>
> How do you pronounce that?!
>
> > |lro| comedian
> > |bca| sppeaker
> >
> > but my favourite cluster ( not yet initial, but it
> > might become so if i introduce a modification i'm
> > contemplating ) is the one written |hr| and pronounced
> > /r\4/ (?!)
>
> Nice!
>
> > |bahret| path /'bar\4Et/
> >
> > ( there's also |hl| /M\l/ and |hln| /M\L\/ which i
> > have a suspicion christophe might approve of )
>
> Indeed!!!! Lovely! In Maggel those would be probably (you know how
> predictable Maggel orthography is ;))) ) |hgl| and |hghl|.
>
> Clusters in Maggel are extremely free too. The only big restrictions are on
> voice (there is voice assimilation) and the PoA of nasals (which tends to
> assimilate with the surrounding consonants). Let's see what freaky (and
> less freaky) things I have until now ;))) :
> - initial [L\]: |hluoifais| ['L\u:v&z]: gifts.
> - inital [mb]: |imuohf| ['mbu:]: cows.
> - initial [bK\]: |bltafj| ['bk\Ev]: weird, strange (often appears as [DK\]
> when the adjective preceeds a noun ;)))) ).
> - initial [fp]: |f ibaodhoir| ['fpa:x]: among (appears as [fT] when the
> composite preposition is followed by a noun).
> - initial [zn]: |snah| ['znaI]: two (often appears as [4n]!).
> - initial [kN]: |ignuil| ['kNur]: ten.
> - initial [Gb]: |a hjbone| [@ 'GboUn]: eight.
> - initial [Gv]: |a hdhmuhoir| [@ 'Gvi:Yz]: four hundred.
> - initial [mbr]: |a mile| [@ 'mbreId]: last.
> - initial [lp]: |libaejmeo| [lpe'Ne:]: one by one.
> - initial [bdr]: |bdrujmeo| [bdrU'Ne:]: two by two.
> - initial [TM\]: |thgegeo| [TM\@'ge:]: three by three.
> - initial [tx]: |idrogeo| [txV'ge:]: four by four.
> - initial [nr]: |niluigeo| [nrU'ge:]: ten by ten.
> - initial [gdv]: |gdhmigseo| [gdv@'ze:]: four hundred by four hundred.
>
You, know, if you stare at it for long enough, it makes a kind of sense.
<hjb> for <Gb> makes perfect sense.
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