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*Sounds changes... | *Sounds changes... | ||
**Occurrence of codas (schwa-apocope): ''*tatẹ''>''tat'' | **Occurrence of codas (schwa-apocope): ''*tatẹ''>''tat'' | ||
** | ** voiced nasal > voiced stop + nasalization: ''*tahna''>''tahtã'' /tadã/ | ||
**voiceless prenasalized stop > | **voiceless prenasalized stop > simple nasal: ''*tana''>''tana'' | ||
**nasal > nasalization of preceding vowel + glottal stop : ''*tana''>''tãa'' | **nasal > nasalization of preceding vowel + glottal stop : ''*tana''>''tãa'' | ||
**more sounds! | **more sounds! | ||
*suprasegmental alien hisses indicate vowel | *suprasegmental alien hisses indicate vowel qualities | ||
*"Tones" of Lordlang are actualized as different voices: high tone as creaky voice, medium tone as modal voice and low tone as faucalized voice. | *"Tones" of Lordlang are actualized as different voices: high tone as creaky voice, medium tone as modal voice and low tone as faucalized voice. | ||
Latest revision as of 15:51, 22 October 2014
Early in the first era, Gods of Akekata derived a new speech, Godlang, from the Lordlang to manipulate the elements of the physical world.
- Sounds changes...
- Occurrence of codas (schwa-apocope): *tatẹ>tat
- voiced nasal > voiced stop + nasalization: *tahna>tahtã /tadã/
- voiceless prenasalized stop > simple nasal: *tana>tana
- nasal > nasalization of preceding vowel + glottal stop : *tana>tãa
- more sounds!
- suprasegmental alien hisses indicate vowel qualities
- "Tones" of Lordlang are actualized as different voices: high tone as creaky voice, medium tone as modal voice and low tone as faucalized voice.