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-Bright languages are constructed languages intended to be aesthetically pleasing.
+{{Construction}}
+Bright languages are constructed languages often intended to be aesthetically pleasing, predictable, and phonologically stable.
 ==Introduction==
+Bright Tongue vs Dark Tongue<br>
+*lack of gutturals vs lack of labials ex. bel vs gog
+*synthesis vs anathesis
+*sounds don't repeat in the syllable ex. Bel
+*diphthongs allowed vs diphthongs forbidden
+*only sonorants as free coda vs only stops as free coda
+*constraints...
+Dark tongues may access /ɥ/
-==Phonology==
+ple pel lep elp
+tra tar rat art
+āmps ambi abe bel ela ilba psā (amba alba)
+ānts andi ade dar era irda tsā (anta arda)
+belep, bellat
+K [associated with choking
+P [associated with kissing
+In Veno's Dark Tongue
+''gog yoguguluk'' "X speaks"
+''yo-'' "X" + ''-gu-'' [X] + ''-g-'' [X] +''-ul-'' [X] + ''-uk'' [X]
+sebeze paddaen adres nirdasbar vs zhogodosh kaktatona atrosh nurtaskara
+''ídrā naiaris'' "I was bitten by a serpent", ''siverae aebidis'' "I was bitten by a mosquito" ...
+nazil "flower", naevalla "sword"
+belep (nom) bellī (pl) albā (col)<br>
+bel (acc) parabel (pl) ambī (col)<br>
+elbī (gen) il (pl) pasadarvā (col)<br>
+vs
+gog, gog-nagog<br>
+gogash, gog-nagogash<br>
+gogu, gog-nagogu<br>
+*Belep vs gog
+*Balardemea vs kalaradunga
+Mixed Breed Dark Tongue:
+''gog yoguguluk dash'' /ɠɔɠ ɥoɠuɠuɠuluk daʃ/
+Pure Breed Dark Tongue:
+''kꜣ̥k yꜣ̥kwkwlwk tsh'' /ƙħ̩ƙ ɥ̊ħ̩ƙʷƙʷlʷƙ tʃ/
+Vocabulary drawn from the Lovecraft Mythos, Tolkien's Legendarium  ...
+''rꜣlyẙh khlw̥hllw'' "city", ''kl̥ rꜣ̥k'' "demon", ''ns̥k kw̥l'' "ghost", ''shw̥k nw̥kwrth'' "goat"
+Laiberim
+Ungrauzuru
+Trizandir
+Naevalla
+If without D-equilibrium:
+*Language rich in consonants and no vowels
+*Language rich in vowels and no consonants
-===Sound Laws===
+*Language rich in intersegmentals and no metasegmentals
--l -r
+''wl̥krꜣn'' /w̥l̩krħn̥/, ''kl̥x'' /kl̩ks/, ''wr̥l'' /w̥r̩l/, ''kr̥kt'' /kr̩kt/, ''tn̥c'' /tn̩ts/, ''tn̥k'' /tn̩k/ ''nẙx'' /n̥ĭks/, ''lw̥kwky'' /l̥ŭkʷkʲ/, ''sꜣ̥t'' /sʕ̩t/.
-a e i
-val, var
+/jɪee̞ɛæa īi̯/
-bel
+īy ay "the man", ī īnain "the mountain"
-arda alba
+A pure anathetic language would rather focus on the combinations of words than the words themselves (meaningless individually in this case): In Veno's Dark Tongue, associations strike as grammatical in zodrak hu "dog" versus hu zodrak "cat".
-albabel
+A pure magis-synthetic language focuses instead on words of a variety of meanings. In Veno's Bright Tongue, elbī is a genitive of "person".
-bel
-[a > e > i] or [i > e > a]
-vāl, vār
-val > berdë (*var)
-alba-val > albabelë
-silma-val > silmemalë
-rd
-rn
-rs
-velar stops such as /k/ are problematic, therefore
-/ku/ will inevitably change to /kʷ/ and /b/
-as /ki/ will inevitably lead to /sʲ/ and /ʃ/
-C̥VC(C)
-CvoicelessVC(C)voicedV
-===Consonants===
+Anathesis: In Portuguese, ''ca'' alone means nothing, as does ''sa'', yet ''casa'' means "house". Synthesis: In Latin, the particle ''-orum'' means not only [genitive], but also [plural] and [masculine]/[neuter]. Agglutination, on the other hand, is the neutral morphological nature.
+degrees of purity
-===Vowels===
+important remark: anathesis is not that the components don't have meaning, but that the composition has a novel meaning because of them
-===Prosody===
-====Stress====
-====Intonation====
-===Phonotactics===
+==Phonology==
-<!-- Explain the consonant clusters and vowel clusters that are permissible for use in the language. For example, "st" is an allowed consonant cluster in English while onset "ng" isn't. -->
-===Morphophonology===
-==Morphology==
+===Sound Laws===
 ==Syntax==