Re: Tech: One, two, three, four, five consonant words

Sorry Andreas, I forgot to answer your question!

| Dwga! And I thought Tairezazh had scary initial clusters! (I'm currently
| trying to decide whetehr /fk/ is a valid initial cluster or not. If not,
| would a fk>sk change be believeable?)

Only if your language (or just words with fk-) was inherited by Indo-Europeans.
Then again, Greek has initial combinations like pt-, ct-, bd-, phth-, chth-,
gn-, mn-, ks- and ps-...

A labial followed by a velar doesn't occur in Greek as far as I know, but still,
it's a conlang, who needs rules?

~DaW~


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