Re: Dipping my toe in the water

daniel andreasson escreva:
>I've thought about a similar thing when compiling my list
>of links to conlangs. There is a major tendency to let
>the name of the conlang begin with A, D, S, T or V. And
>especially T.
Hmm. The only one of my conlangs which would fit into this is Aredos, and
possibly Dweinasen (although the native name for Dweinasen was "baworman",
which means "our language"). Otherwise my languages seem to favour names
beginning in C (Carashán, Cuolen, Chanstanyo, Corfeg) or R (Remeis,
Rhêndrin). Although, most of my conlangs take their names from toponyms:
Carashán < Carasha, Puesodán < Puesoda, Rhêndrin < Rhênon, Chanstanyo <
Chanstanya, Corfeg < Corfe.

Dan

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