Re: New Conlang: Emegali Phonology
From: | Vasiliy Chernov <bc_@...> |
Date: | Wednesday, January 30, 2002, 15:56 |
On Wed, 30 Jan 2002 01:14:27 -0600, Danny Wier <dawier@...> wrote:
>I should've done this originally: the chart of Proto-Semitic consonant
relations
I see. Looks a bit old-fashioned, but lets one understand what is what.
Sorry, it seems I won't be able to post my promised translation today (the
office where I am now will be disconnected in about half an hour because
of some electric works).
Anyway, my source is:
I. M. Dyakonov, Akkadskij jazyk, - in: Jazyki Azii i Afriki/Semitskie
jazyki. No. IV/1 in the series: Jazyki Azii i Afriki, Moskva, Glavnaja
redakcija vostochnoj literatury, 1991; idem, Vvedenije. Afrazijskie jazyki
- ibid.
I can copy D(y/j)akono(v/ff)'s reconstruction for consonants:
Proto-S. Old Akkadian dial. Old Bbylonian dial.
p p p
p. b b
b b b
f p p
t t t
t. t. t.
d d d
s s (?) s^ (?)
c c c
c. c. c. > c^. (?)
3 3 3 > z (?)
s` s' (?) s^ > s' (?)
c` c` > s` s^ > s' (?)
c`. c^. c^. > c. (?)
3` 3` 3 > z (?)
s^ s^ (?) s^ (?)
c^ s^ (?) s^ (?)
c^. c^. c^. (?)
k k k
k. q q
g g g
h_ (etc) h_ h_
G ` ', 0
h. h. ', 0
` ` ', 0
h ', 0 ', 0
' ', 0 ', 0
m m m ( > w~)
n n n
l l l
r r r
w w w ( > 0, m)
j j, 0 j, 0
3 - voiced affricate; ` (as diacritic) = hacek (alveopalatal), (otherwise)
ayin; ' (as diacritic) = acute (palatal), otherwise glottal stop; ^ = caron
(lateral).
Comments later.
Basilius