Non-Finno-Ugric/Turkish vowel harmony systems and the evolution thereof.
From: | Steven Williams <feurieaux@...> |
Date: | Tuesday, October 22, 2002, 16:34 |
I understand the hows and whys of vowel harmony, and
like the idea a lot. I had a system going, a rather
nice system, for the earlier versions of my current
conlang, but I had abandoned it, citing my magic
'historical reasons' wand and to give me an excuse to
introduce a lot of irregularity with the rubble of the
collapsed system.
Can anyone give me examples of vowel harmony systems
that are neither Finno-Ugric nor Turkish? How would
vowel harmony evolve in a language previously without
such a system?
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