Re: Non-human languages
From: | Adam Walker <carrajena@...> |
Date: | Friday, November 7, 2003, 13:50 |
--- Nokta Kanto <red5_2@...> wrote:
> I've wondered about, but never actually made, a
> language for a
> chameleon-like creature that can make patterns and
> textures on its skin.
<snip>
I did this with B-G-2-3 (Blue-Above-Green-Below) some
years back. In appearance they are somewhat akin to
the Horta of Star Trek fame, but they speak by
varrying the color and pattern of their skin. I chose
to write the language by assigning a one-letter code
to each color and a one-number code to each pattern.
There was some thing akin to onomotopoea in the color
choices of some words others seem to be utterly random
assignment. Unfortunately, etymology is a science
that never developed among the B-G-2-3ese.
Adam
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