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(∀p∈class(Trløm Spи))(∀t=range(function(name=(P))))(inf(t)=1/2) | (∀p∈class(Trløm Spи))(∀t=range(function(name=(P))))(inf(t)=1/2) | ||
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'''Modern Schlaub (fT 2300) to Near-Future Schlaub (fT 2400)''' | '''Modern Schlaub (fT 2300) to Near-Future Schlaub (fT 2400)''' | ||
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ö (/õ/ -> /ø/) | ö (/õ/ -> /ø/) | ||
'''Near-Future Schlaub (fT | '''Near-Future Schlaub (fT 2400) to Far-Future Schlaub (fT 2700)''' | ||
TBC | TBC | ||
Revision as of 12:16, 8 December 2024
Created by Cole
(THIS IS A SKETCH)
(Ntzog Schlaub Nlab?) probably created by mathematicians, particle physicists, and programmers
Spoken in ~3000 fT, might really be the most mathematical future Trician language?
Borrow set theory and grammatical words from Quintlanic (WIP conlang by me), and borrow notions of classes and functions?
This would have 8 tones instead of 7 (eszett and s tone get merged into s, two more tones from Quintlanic)
Uses fT 2400 Hlou instead
Part-logographic part-featural? This would explain the 'logographs' (mathematical symbols)
Name of the language:
oo Ntsok əə as as p ek p yn øþ as Ljəum Ndom ad ad иd i as ə t ek t yn øþ as i ad ad иd i as ə k ek k yn øþ as и ad ad ad
the (existent) language of ({p|p∈class(Hlou people)}∪{t|t∈class(set)}∪{k|k∈class(function)})
Example sentence: "Every Trlöb Schmie has 1/2 as its lowest note"
as a p ym ød as Trløm Spи ad ad is as a t øm иm as и as ək øm as p ad ad ad ad as tən as t ad øm Dи tød Bəid ad
(∀p∈class(Trløm Spи))(∀t=range(function(name=(P))))(inf(t)=1/2)
Sound changes
Toneme changes
| Orthography (fT 2300) | Tone (fT 2300) | Orthography (fT 2400, colloquial) | Tone (fT 2400, colloquial) | Orthography (fT 2700, educated) | Tone (fT 2700, educated) |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| ∅ | mid level (33) / high checked (5) | ∅ | mid level (33) | ∅ | mid level (33) |
| -n | low falling (21) / low checked (1) | -n | low level (11) | -n | low level (11) |
| -b | high level / high falling (55~53) | -b | high level (55) | -m | high level (55) |
| -g | breathy mid level (33 + breathy) | -g | breathy mid level (33 + breathy) | -k | breathy mid level (33 + breathy) |
| -t | breathy low level (11 + breathy) | ||||
| -þ | breathy high level (55 + breathy) | ||||
| -d | dipping / mid falling (313~311) | -d | falling (42) | -d | falling (42) |
| -s | rising (24) | -s | rising (24) | -s | rising (24) |
| -ß | broken rising (3ˀ5) |
Phoneme changes
Modern Schlaub (fT 2300) to Near-Future Schlaub (fT 2400)
schm, schml, schn, schnr -> sp, spl, st, str (/m̥, m̥ˡ, n̥, ɳ̊/ -> /spʰ, spˡʰ, stʰ, sʈʰ/)
z, tz, dz, ntz, ndz (/s̪, ts̪ʰ, ts̪, ⁿts̪ʰ, ⁿdz̪/ -> /θ, tθʰ, tθ, ⁿtθ, ⁿdð/)
schl -> lj (/ɬ/ -> /ʎ/)
ie -> и (/ɨ/ -> /ɯ/)
ei, au, äu (/əi, əu, əũ/ -> /ai, au, ɔʏ/)
j (/ʒ/ -> /j/)
ä (/ã/ -> /æ/)
ö (/õ/ -> /ø/)
Near-Future Schlaub (fT 2400) to Far-Future Schlaub (fT 2700)
TBC