Adamic Code: Difference between revisions

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In Adamic, sounds possess the property to transition between consonants and vowels as ~~long as they obey the Coloration Table. More specifically~~, depending on which class a consonant pertains (mostly divided as guttural, labial, or coronal) and whether it is voiced or not, a respective vowel may take its place in certain morphological processes. The member ''f'' of ''-m-f-r-'' "death", for example, becomes ''u'' in ''mur'' "dead"; meanwhile, the member ''v'' in ''-d-v-n-'' "biology" accompanies the realization of ''dūn'' "biological".

In Adamic, sounds possess the property to transition between consonants and vowels. This process is known as coloration, consisting on

depending on which class a consonant pertains (mostly divided as guttural, labial, or coronal) and whether it is voiced or not, a respective vowel may take its place in certain morphological processes. The member ''f'' of ''-m-f-r-'' "death", for example, becomes ''u'' in ''mur'' "dead"; meanwhile, the member ''v'' in ''-d-v-n-'' "biology" accompanies the realization of ''dūn'' "biological".

==Writing System==

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 ! -/+
-! |Type I
+! |I Type
-! |Type U
+! |U Type
-! |Type A
+! |A Type
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-!Type H
+!H Type
 | h q
 | n m
 | l r
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-!Type S
+!S Type
 | s z
 | f v
 | c ’
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-!Type K
+!K Type
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 | p b
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-In Adamic, sounds possess the property to transition between consonants and vowels as long as they obey the Coloration Table. More specifically, depending on which class a consonant pertains (mostly divided as guttural, labial, or coronal) and whether it is voiced or not, a respective vowel may take its place in certain morphological processes. The member ''f'' of ''-m-f-r-'' "death", for example, becomes ''u'' in ''mur'' "dead"; meanwhile, the member ''v'' in ''-d-v-n-'' "biology" accompanies the realization of ''dūn'' "biological".
+In Adamic, sounds possess the property to transition between consonants and vowels. This process is known as coloration, consisting on
+depending on which class a consonant pertains (mostly divided as guttural, labial, or coronal) and whether it is voiced or not, a respective vowel may take its place in certain morphological processes. The member ''f'' of ''-m-f-r-'' "death", for example, becomes ''u'' in ''mur'' "dead"; meanwhile, the member ''v'' in ''-d-v-n-'' "biology" accompanies the realization of ''dūn'' "biological".
 ==Writing System==