Jakvalat: Difference between revisions

Rebecca Ashling (talk | contribs)
Rebecca Ashling (talk | contribs)
Line 25: Line 25:
===Inspirations===
===Inspirations===


The overt phonological inspirations are each English, Inuktitut and Quenya to varying degreees. Somehow there is quite a strong resemblence to the phonologies of the Iroquoian languages and Modern Greek although that wasn't intentional. So let's count those as covert influences then. The morphological inspirations are very likely to be Inuktitut, various Salish languages and the Uralic languages.
The overt phonological inspirations I began with were from English, Inuktitut and Quenya to varying degreees. Somehow I ended up somewhere different. Not sure which terrestrial natural language Lanakva resembles but Google Translate often detects it as one of the languages of India. The morphological inspirations are very likely to be Inuktitut, various Salish languages and the Uralic languages.


<!-- Example categories/headings:  
<!-- Example categories/headings: