Re: Database of Root Morphemes

Besides this, there's Rick Harrison's Universal Language Dictionary,
linked to from Jeffrey's site (via Resources). langmaker.com, that
is.

I suggest also checking out Katanda and Nova (google for them).

--And.

> I use the dublex morpheme list:
> http://www.langmaker.com/englishdublexroots.htm
>
> While _morpheme_ lists are rare, there are quite few word lists out
> there.  My favorite is the Swadesh list, available at
> http://www.df.lth.se/~cml/swadesh.txt
>
> -M
>
>
> Andy Canivet wrote:
> 8<
> >
> > Does anybody know if there are any publicly available lists / databases of
> > root morphemes / lexical fields / basic concepts / etc. which could be
> > used to construct a vocabulary for an a priori conlang?
> 8<
>
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