Re: Root Structures
From: | Barry Garcia <barry_garcia@...> |
Date: | Friday, September 17, 1999, 4:57 |
edheil@postmark.net writes:
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>Do people's conlangs have well defined possible root structures?
Ok, I don't know how to properly set this up but here goes:
C = consonant
V = vowel
D = diphthong
Di = digraph
My roots all are: CVC (him) , CDC (taok), DiVC (tsad), DiDC (chaon)
I kept them short because they tend to get long as you add on the affixes.
I was able to get at least 2000 basic roots (not all are named mind you).
I generally dont diverge from this but i may start to because I am finding
certain VC, and DC combinations to be more pleasing than some of the
existing roots.
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