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This is random, and I don't know whether anyone will know the answer, nor if this is the place to ask?

Why has r/conlangs on Reddit suddenly gone to private?

Hello! I think that Wenedyk is a great example of a romlang and a great piece of work, and the following is not meant to insult in anyway. I did find it very curious though that Wenedyk is written in the Polish alphabet, in a world where I don’t think Polish exists, so the following is my attempt at...

That would explain my problem - thanks very much!

Sorry for the late reply - things have been getting more rather than less hectic :| :P Windows is what I use, and I don't have a GitHub account G-1 1 = ɩ G-1 2 = ƨ G-1 3 = з G-1 4 = ч etc. seem to be fine - it's the G-1 and letter that don't work for me (table 2.6 in the documentation) G-1 a = ɩa, n...

This is an amazing resource and thank yo so much for all the work you have done on it, and I feel bad that this message is not only to thank you, but to ask about a problem :shock: For me the G-1 dead key isn't working - it only produces ɩ and if I try anything else it produces strings such as ɩaɩgɩ...

through morphological processes, a word /wjous/ has been produced - what could the sounds become?

/bjous/?
/jwous/>/gwous/?
/wous/?

Man in Space wrote: ↑Fri Dec 27, 2019 6:56 pm Next: tandé 'spear (n.), throw (v.)'

Tereshi I: tande: launch (a weapon), throw (something)

next: trìmeios /'tri.mej.os/ 1) the day(s) after tomorrow

Pabappa wrote: ↑Fri Feb 21, 2020 10:03 pm next:
tortoise, turtle

Tereshi II: plìkkilom neuter 1) tortoise, turtle.

From Tereshi I plikkilaa from plikkaa (flatstone)+ -l- suffix. Related to plìkkonwi flatstone reptile = crocodile

next:
dance

butterflies: flower-kisser, silk-mother

The original 'flutter-by' also seems to deserve a mention

next: waterbuffalo

Tereshi I: segaal recover, salvage

next:

bussu
1) opening, mouth (of a hole/pot/cave)
2) edge (of a hole), lip (of a pot)
3) Later development; geometric design (from the verb busse)

Next: black dragon Great burnt-thing Black-burner I think dragon is difficult to do without reference to another animal - Burnt-worm is what immediately comes to mind ext: primates (you decide if this includes or excludes human). Just wanted to share my primate name 'having fingernails' Next: croco...

Nortaneous wrote: ↑Fri Dec 06, 2019 9:19 am
Next: drum (or some specific type thereof)

Tereshi I

bibinnaa
1) drums. Transparent derivation of bibina 'strike, beat repeatedly'


Next: whetstone or hammerstone, tool used to sharpen another tool/create another blade

bbbourq wrote: ↑Fri Apr 12, 2019 9:11 am Next:
vupraekh [vu·ˈpɾæx] n. bandit, outlaw, renegade, rogue

ubràgs masculine noun, root in ubràk- /u'braxs, u'brak-/

1) outcast, outlaw, expelled person
2) hero, someone placed under a geas or taboo

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kàilá f /'kai.la:/


Good omen, lucky sign

Next up: āstraja /ɑː˥˩s.tɾɑ.jɑ/ n., f., anim. guardian spirit; guardian angel âstraiá noun feminine a-type 1) statue erected at the main entrance to a a village to invite prosperity and protection. Originally the name of a girl who was said to have warned her village of a great danger. next up: kàç...

Yalensky wrote: ↑Wed Mar 27, 2019 11:15 pm
next word: chimney

Tereshi:

ànoná
noun
feminine
a-type
1) smoke-hole, chimney.
Possibly related to àna to breathe plus an instrument suffix

next word:
canoe, small one person watercraft

k1234567890y wrote: ↑Thu Feb 14, 2019 11:52 pm -ax [aʃ] - aff. -ling(i.e. a diminutive suffix), -on, child of ..., descendant of ...

Tereshi: -ás /a:s/ children of, descendents of muèkás children of the muègs, a tribe

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lòstiná /'lɔs.tɪ.na:/ femine, jellyfish, collective of lòstá tail

An animal from an old project of mine which I'm actually thinking about importing to my current conworld: a capybara-like rodent adapted to tundra. I am (unimaginatively) calling them "kapi". The kapi look more or less like capybaras but are more stocky and have white fur. They are herd a...

k1234567890y wrote: ↑Sun Feb 10, 2019 5:05 pm mirves [mirvəs] - n. grain

mìrbis n f i 1) grain of sand
2) speck of dirt

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màkír /'ma.ki:r/ n m r 1) big toe, thumb

bbbosborne wrote: ↑Fri Feb 01, 2019 11:56 pm next: naačawaagwaag /nɑt͡ʃʌwɑkwɑk/ long, bendy riverbed

nàtsauags /'na.tsa.waxs/ delta, distributary, mouth of the river. Originally a name for a particular delta.

next word:

srògná /'sro.gna:/ cape, point e.g Cape Horn

Tereshi: фlâmiká mòira star fish, often plain фlâmiká, meaning ''little hand of the sea''


next word: obsidian, volcanic glass