Sound Change Game

[Nortaneous]

Ladasan kytuk [ˈkɨt̪ʊk] Hathe kituke [kɨdugə]

[Bristel]

Hathe kituke [kɨdugə]

Tugen Luliti: kidhughă [kɪðuɣ]

[Matrix]

Tugen Luliti: kidhughă [kɪðuɣ] Hurga ker Maja kithukra [ˈki.θu.kχɾa]

[Nortaneous]

Hurga ker Maja kithukra [ˈki.θu.kχɾa] Arve kido-chrä [ˌcʰiðʊʔˈʀæ]

[Click]

Arve kido-chrä [ˌcʰiðʊʔˈʀæ] → Proto-Northern čítʰuqʼyá → Kócuok cízusse [ʨíðûssē] or Skýræ tíðukkjá [ˈʨʰeɾʏkʨɞ̯ɔ], pick one you want

[Pazmivaniye]

Skýræ tíðukkjá [ˈʨʰeɾʏkʨɞ̯ɔ] [Vulgar] Zametulian (formerly "Proto-Eastern") txerucxiò [tʃerykˈʃjɔ] Nilyawil ciriqxa [tʃʼɪˈɾɛχʃæ] and Palethian tierikio [tʃeriˈki̯o] (the latter is just for comparison)

[Click]

Nilyawil ciriqxa [tʃʼɪˈɾɛχʃæ] → Proto-Littoran čˀiráxša → Ancient Azunan ḍiráṣ [ɖɯˈɽɑːʂ] or Azátri diráisa [dìrǎǐ̯sā], pick one you want

or

Nilyawil ciriqxa [tʃʼɪˈɾɛχʃæ] → Proto-Northern čˀirɛ́χšɛ → Kócuok sirèsse [ɕīrèssě] or Catlális yerás [ɕɛˈrɑs] or Sóureš čiráš [ʧɪˈraʃ] or Skýræ kjirǽs [ʨʰeˈɾas], pick one you want

This is a quick way of creating words for my conlangs.

[Nortaneous]

Sóureš čiráš [ʧɪˈraʃ] Hanheliubl cilás [ȶi̯ɤˈɺɑθ]

[Matrix]

Hanheliubl cilás [ȶi̯ɤˈɺɑθ] Nahakhontl chyolath [t͡ʃʲoˈlaθ]

[Click]

Nahakhontl chyolath [t͡ʃʲoˈlaθ] → Proto.-Northern čʸolátˀ → Skýræ kjólad borrowed to Káipoi tiólaita [ʨí̯ólâî̯dā] → Northern Káipoi tiólaita [ʧúlêzd]

[Nortaneous]

Northern Káipoi tiólaita [ʧúlêzd] Ngmwragh jireis!e [ciresǀʼə]

[Click]

Ngmwragh jireis!e [ciresǀʼə] → Káipoi kiraisotá → Northern Káipoi kiraisotá [cprēzdá]

[tezcatlip0ca]

Northern Káipoi kiraisotá [cprēzdá]

i for [p]? This makes no sense.

[Nortaneous]

Northern Káipoi kiraisotá [cprēzdá] Ketas kóprehtá [kə́ʔɽɛ̀htɑ́]

[Bristel]

Ketas kóprehtá [kə́ʔɽɛ̀htɑ́]

Tuneg Luliti: kăqrekhtā /kəʔrɛxtaː/ [krɛxtaː]

[Nortaneous]

Tuneg Luliti kăqrekhtā /kəʔrɛxtaː/ [krɛxtaː] Hanheliubl rlexka: [ʁɺæxkɑː]

[Kereb]

Hanheliubl rlexka: [ʁɺæxkɑː] Ishtol `elehkā` [ʔɛlɛhkaːʔ]

[----]

Ishtol `elehkā` [ʔɛlɛhkaːʔ] > Arǵi: ereḥkaat [eˈɾeχkaːt]

[Matrix]

Arǵi: ereḥkaat [eˈɾeχkaːt] Hurga ker Maja erekrat [ˈɛːɹɾ.ɛ.kχɾat]

[Click]

Northern Káipoi kiraisotá [cprēzdá]

i for [p]? This makes no sense.

A typo. That should have been [ʃ], not [p].

Hurga ker Maja erekrat [ˈɛːɹɾ.ɛ.kχɾat] → Proto-Northern êrřɛkχrat → Skyran (Skýræ) érðækjat [ˈiɻɜʨɔ̟ˀ]

[R.Rusanov]

Skyran (Skýræ) érðækjat [ˈiɻɜʨɔ̟ˀ] → Lingo Dunieŭ ireċo [iretʃo]

[communistplot]

Skyran (Skýræ) érðækjat [ˈiɻɜʨɔ̟ˀ] → Lingo Dunieŭ ireċo [iretʃo]

Proto-Bosporic: ˈir.tʃu

[Matrix]

Proto-Bosporic: ˈir.tʃu Budisua liivratasu [ʎi.ⱱæ.ǀæ.ɬɯ]

[R.Rusanov]

Proto-Bosporic: ˈir.tʃu Budisua liivratasu [ʎi.ⱱæ.ǀæ.ɬɯ]

Not to cast aspersions or anything but how would this work?

[Matrix]

Proto-Bosporic: ˈir.tʃu Budisua liivratasu [ʎi.ⱱæ.ǀæ.ɬɯ]

Not to cast aspersions or anything but how would this work?

Well, Budisua only allows its syllables to be CV, and the consonant I've deemed most likely to be used as a filler consonant when transliterating is [ʎ]. Along with bilabial and labiodental fricatives and approximants, rhotic consonants become [ⱱ]. The process in my mind is like: all other rhotic consonants [ɾ] [ⱱ]. [æ] is used as a sort of default vowel when transliterating into its syllabic structure, much like Japanese typically uses its -u kana in transliterations, such as bakku, which would be the English word 'back'. When encountering consonant clusters or affricates, Budisua likes to separate the component consonants into separate syllables. Also, it actually has no plosives. Their place in the language is filled in by the click-implosive allophony. Thus, [t] becomes [ǀ] intervocalically. If it were word-initial it would become [ɗ ̪]. There are no non-lateral fricatives.