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Bright languages are constructed languages intended to be aesthetically pleasing and stable in utterance.
Introduction
Phonology
Sound Laws
-l -r
a e i
val, var
bel
arda alba
albabel
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