Re: Con-scripts

  I've got a sort-of syllabury (I have no idea how to
spell that word) in the works for Aelya - one of
several conscripts associated with the lang. It's sort
of inspired by mayan glyphs. Actually, I may end up
using it for Tatra.

  Here's how it works:
 - all syllables are either V or CV combinations
 - if a syllable ends with the same vowel as the
preceding syllable (in the same word), it is counted
as consonant alone
 - mutations always take the 'y' vowel, since y is
extremely rare (possible nonexistent) in initial
syllables and monosyllables
  frex:

  anydh 'mutual appreciation' would be represented as
     a.ny.dhy
  cendyl 'history, account' > ce.ne.dy.ly
  ea 'away from' > e.a
  vein 'new' > ve.i.ni
  i dtae 'the house' > i dy.ta.e
  lho thae 'from the house' > lho thy.ta.e

 Aidan


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