>
>Ray wrote:
>>My immediate task now is to program coding that will generate all the
>>possible root words in BrSc :)
>
>On a related note, computer-generating words or roots is much easier for
>languages with a simple and regular syllable structure than for ones with
>more liberal structures.
>
>I've never attempted to map all possible consonant clusters in Tairezazh,
>but lemme see if I can produce a list for all possible initial clusters
>beginning in /z/:
>
>z-
>zb-
>zd-
>zg-
>zbl-
>zdl-
>zgl-
>zbr-
>zdl-
>zgl-
>zbn-
>zdn-
>zgn-
>zdz-
>zdzh- (/zdZ-/)
>zl-
>zr-
>zn-
>zv-
>zbd-
>zgd-
>zbv-
>zdv-
>zgv-
>
>That'd be twenty-five or so ...
>
>I should add that most of these aren't found in Tairezazh relatively small
>lexicon yet, but they ought be allowed on general principles, and on
>analogy
>with the voiceless counterparts (voiceless sounds are generally more common
>than their voiced counterparts).
>
> Andreas
>
>
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