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Nylandism in reverse; an interesting idea. I didn't know /n/ was a sibilant though (set 12); is that a peculiarity of Basque? Oops, I fixed it now. Verbs So, Gtáisk has a fairly simple verbal system when compared to other IE languages like Latin, Greek or Sanskrit. The categories marked by the Gtái...

Gtáisk is a PIE conlang based around Gianfranco Forni's hypothesis that Basque is a Indo-european language, using the sound changes designed by him to demonstrate not only the "connection" between PIE and Basque, but how Basque is the missing link between the Italic and Celtic branches of PIE. I did...

Munutuni

/m n̼ n/ <m ṇ n>
/p t̼ t k/ <p ṭ t k>
/f θ̼ s/ <f ṣ s>

/i u ə a/ <i u e a>

<ṣaṇasa pese tiṭeṇa punaṇafa mutufupa ṇiki fikupi ṇasipe fenikuṭe>
/θ̼an̼asa pəsə tit̼ən̼a punan̼afa mutufupa n̼iki fikupi n̼asipə fənikut̼ə/

Is this related to Hungary? It could be ? It doesn't seem like hungarian to me at least. If you're talking about the name . . . I don't remember from where I got it to be honest fam. Adjectives Adjectives agree with the nouns in number and gender. First and second declension adjectives only differe...

UNGARRE Its yet another daughter language from Latin but I really don't have a backstory for this one. Phonology /m n ɲ/ <m n gn> /p b t d k g/ <p b t d c/qu g/gu>* /f v s z ʃ ʒ h/ <f v s z x/c j/g h>** /j ʀ ɾ l ʎ/ <ï rr/r r l ll>*** */k g/ are <qu gu> before front vowels and <c g> everywhere else....

Ungarhe: <fermentažž> ; ['fer.men.taʒː] ; "fermentation"

From Latin fermentātiō.

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New Text, folks. <"I will vote according to the laws and the votes of the Demos of Athenians and the Council of the Five Hundred, and concerning matters about which there are no laws by the most just understanding, and for the sake of neither favor nor enmity. And I will vote concerning the very mat...

spanick wrote:Next: to repair, fix, maintain

<izlímbiricsi> ; ['iz.ɮiːm.bi.ri.ksi] ; "to repair, fix, maintain"

From <izlí> ; ['iz.ɮiː] ; "adorn" + <mbyrycsy> ; ['mbɨ.rɨ.ksɨ] ; "again"

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Dalabon /m n ɳ ɲ ŋ/ < m n ṇ ñ ṅ > /p t ʈ c k ʔ/ < p t ṭ c k q > /pː tː ʈː cː kː/ < b d ḍ j g > /ɹ r/ < ṛ r > /w l ɭ j/ < v l ḷ y > /i ɨ u e a o/ < i ü u e a o > < Mocaṇq pot-no kaq-ṅalkaṅ kaq-puricmü. Kaq-ṅalkaṅ mocaṇq. Kaq-tuyqmiñ kaq-votnaṅ yulu mocaṇq-valüṅ. Mak ṅaraq-ṅuyan ṅuqcak-no. Nüntaq moca...

[ʔis ˈɡʊːt t͡ʃe ˈbɛ ˈhɔmː ‖ mə ˈfɛlo ˈmɛtkɨːr | miˈʃɛlː ʔenː ˈʔɐ hef bɨnː ˈhɔ sɨʃt bə ˈʔʊlː ze ˈvɛlˌviʃirː ˈvɛfː tɨˈhɔʔeft ˈʔɔvɨː ze ˈfɛːt͡ʃ feʔu ˈvɛkə | ˈbɛt͡ʃ ˈsnɐt͡ʃː ʔis ˈmɐ ˈsɪ̈n t͡ʃe ˈhɛ ˈsɛŋə ‖ ˈvɛzɨ vevː ˈhɛnː ˈʔɐ po ˈʔɐ ʔɨ ˈtɛrle ˈɡdɛtː ˈt͡ʃʊlː | mə ˌkənvɨˈhɛʃɨːr viz ˈvɛʔu | ˈzɛ ˈmɛtkːə ˈfɛ...

Dryŋmyṅ:

<b'ázuq̄uṛ> ; ['bˤaː.zu.ʕur̥] ; "tyrant"

From <b'áza> ; ['bˤaː.za] ; "violent" + <ḵuṛ> ; [ħur̥] ; "lord, ruler"

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[ɪs ˈɡʷʊd t͡ʃə ˌbiː ˈhowm ‖ mɑj ˈfɛlow əˈmɛtɨkn̩r | mɪˈʂɛl ənd ˈɑj həv ˌbɨn ˈhow ˈsʌt͡ʂt͡ʃ bɑj ˈɔːl zə ˈwɛlˌwɪʂɪr ˌwiːv tɨˈhiːvd ˈowvɚ zə ˈfæht͡ʃ fˠɥuː ˈwiːk ‖ ˌbət͡ʃ səˈnɑjt͡ʃ ɪs ˈmɑj ˌsɝn t͡ʃə ˌhej ˈsæŋk ‖ ˈwɛzɚ wiːv ˈhiːn ˌɑj tʷuː ˈɑj ɔ˞ ˈtɛɚliː əˈɡtiːd ət͡ʃ ˈɔːl | mɑj ˌkɑːnvɚˈhejʂn̩r wɪz ˈɥuː | ...

/flʌjt/ ?

[ləpt̪əx əɹ taj̊səːfək ɾəd̪ɾi lʊːbdəv ‖ ɾɔ ɔ t̪ɑi jeːdbjesxə ɾət t̪əːɾ̥sə | lʊːbəd vwɛməv | lʊːbəd mʊːv | ə lʊːbəd koːzjexsəː ‖]

Dryŋmyṅ:

<ṁ'yḫṅ'aṛ>, [m̥ˁɨhˤn̥ˁar̥], "beach"

From <ṁ'yḫ'>, "sea, ocean" + <ṅ'aṛ>, "edge, border, side ".

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[lɜˈbɜstɜks ɜz də sajəˈtɜfɜk ˈstʌdi əv ˈlɛːbɜʤ || dər ər θri ˈjespjekts tə dɜs ˈstʌdi | ˈlɛːbɜʤ fwerm | ˈlɛːbɜʤ ˈmiːɜ | ə ˈlɛːbɜʤ ɜ ˈkɔːtjekst ||] Vn > Ṽ/_{# C V} V > Ṽ/_[Nasal] OR #[Nasal]_ Ṽ > V / [-Stress] æ ɑ > je ɔ Ṽ > Vː ɛ ɔ > je we kw gw > p b For this type of game, is better to choose a long...

Is there any IE language that preserves the triple velar series; labiovelar, palatovelar (or palatal) and "true" velar ?

/'eːŋ.klʏʃ/ /m n ŋ/ /p b t d k g/ /p͡f (b͡v) t͡s d͡z t͡ʃ d͡ʒ (c͡ç) (ɟ͡ʝ) k͡x (g͡ɣ)/ /f v s z ʃ (ʒ) ç ʝ x (ɣ) h/ /r l/ /ɪ ʏ ʊ ɛ œ ɔ a / /iː yː uː eː øː oː aː/ /'faː.dar ʊr duː døː ars oː 'høːv.noːm/ /ʃiː døː naːm ʝɛ.'haːl.kɔt/ /t͡sɔg͡ɣ.'meː døː rʏt͡ʃ/ /ʝœ.'huːrt døː vʏl oː 'øːr.daː voː oː 'høːv.noːm/...

Is this fine ?

K = velar
Kʷ = labialized velar

uK oK > ɯKʷ ɤKʷ

ɯ ɤ > ə

/e.'ʣʰəː.ʦi/

/m n ŋ/
/p pʰ b bʰ t tʰ d dʰ k kʰ g gʰ/
/ʦ ʦʰ ʣ ʣʰ ʧ ʧʰ ʤ ʤʰ/
/s z ʃ ʒ h/
/j w r l/

/i u e o ə/
/iː uː eː oː əː/

/ə.məkʰ.'ʧʰloːs kər.'pʰiʃ dʰuʒ.'ʦʰəː.ʣri.wəs 'ʧəŋ.kəː 'ʧənʤ.neːs 'ʤlen.tʰəːr o.'hər.ʤʰən 'oːb.zəː 'gʰuː.nəː ə.'mə.ʣʰiː prəg 'pəː.ʦjə 'bʰjuː.tlun 'bʰləː.dəː/

How about this ?

əm ən ər əl >m̩ n̩ r̩ l̩/C_{C #}
əːm əːn əːr əːl >m̩ː n̩ː r̩ː l̩ː/C_{C #}

Guesque: zorun

Etymology: From Proto-Indo-European *srungʰ- cognate with Ancient Greek ῥύγχος ‎(rhúnkhos, “snout, beak”) and Old Armenian ռունգն ‎(ṙungn, “nose”).

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