Deformations

OK. I'm not, in general, indicating stress here because I don't want to
guess. In Lyanjen, stress falls on the last syllable if it ends in a
consonant and the second-last if it doesn't. If the stress in a word falls
elsewhere, that's indicated with a stress-mark, or in our orthography an
acute accent. You may supply appropriate accents as needed.

Matthew McLauchlin:
Másiu Makláklan

Yoon Ha Lee
Iun A Li

Christophe Grandsire
Kristop Grandsair

> > Sally Caves
Sali Keibz

> > Dan Sulani
Dan Sulani

> > Dan Seriff
Dan Serip

> > Dirk Elzinga
Dirk Elzinga


> > Taliesin
Taliesin

> > Marcus Smith
>Markus Samith
Markus Smit

> > Jonathan Chang
either
Ðánatan Itcang
or
Idjánatan Itcang

> > Nicole Perrin
Nikol Perin

>Afar = Apar
>Akte = Akte
>Boreanesian = Borianizian
>Brithenig = Bridenig
>Hanky Castilian = Hanki Kastilian
>Hangkerimian = Hankerimian
>Ini = Ini
>Kash = Kac
>Kerno = Kerno
>Lyanjen = Lyanjen (duh)
>Lingua Fracta = Lingua Frakta
>Lingua Franca = Lingua Franka
>Moskian = Moskian
>Mungayöd = Mungaied
>New Cartagenian = Nu Kartajenian
>Numidian = Numidian
>Nur-Ellen = Nur Elen
>Punic = Piunik
>Rokbeigalmki = Rokbegalimiki
>Saalangal = Salangal
>Skerre = Skere
>Talarian = Talarian
>Tech = Tek
>Telek = Telek
>Tepa = Tepa
>Tokana = Tokana
>Vaiysi = Baisi
>Vivo = Bibo
>Watakassí = Uatakasi
>Ylank = Ilank