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Revision as of 08:54, 29 April 2018

Howdy.

Non-conlanging stuff being stored here just to waste Chrysophylax's free space err I mean miscellaneous linguistics

Conlang Sketch to be offered as tribute to language tree 'langers

Conlang Stuff

List of (more recent) 'Lang sketches

User:Ceige/NotherPIE
User:Ceige/Kēyu
User:Ceige/*xorta
User:Ceige/Ancient
User:Ceige/Evolute
User:Ceige/SuperSAE
User:Ceige/Surromance
User:Ceige/Something Eurasian
User:Ceige/2 Vowels
User:Ceige/Dw becomes M
User:Ceige/Tatan (大膽 ~ Tatar?)
User:Ceige/Niche Grammar
User:Ceige/Tamil Derivative
User:Ceige/Romanese
User:Ceige/Romellese
User:Ceige/English in the future
User:Ceige/Classical Ylon
User:Ceige/Lembes
User:Ceige/Creole
User:Ceige/Cauvit
User:Ceige/Madhyasthani
User:Ceige/Sava
User:Ceige/*kel
User:Ceige/Austroviet
User:Ceige/Taumóq
User:Ceige/ParaIE
User:Ceige/Something Eurasian 2
User:Ceige/Something Eurasian 3
User:Ceige/Daevina
User:Ceige/Something Eurasian 4
User:Ceige/Something Germanic
User:Ceige/Something Eurasian 5
User:Ceige/WeirdIE
User:Ceige/Something Else
User:Ceige/Albysian & Lilā Fayżiy
User:Ceige/Won-Kuno family
User:Ceige/Something Germanic 2
User:Ceige/Quasi-Cyprio-Romance
User:Ceige/Quasi-Armenio-Iranian
User:Ceige/Lexember Language
User:Ceige/Tampayaru
User:Ceige/Experiment N
User:Ceige/Imperial Something
User:Ceige/I feel left out
User:Ceige/Zun
User:Ceige/Japonic experiments
User:Ceige/Pala(la)
User:Ceige/Umi
User:Ceige/SEA Inspired
User:Ceige/SEA Inspired 2
User:Ceige/SEA Inspired 3
User:Ceige/SEA Inspired 4
User:Ceige/NEA Inspired
User:Ceige/Sako-Katsi-Kezha
User:Ceige/Crazylang1
User:Ceige/Kavkaz-1
User:Ceige/Kavkaz-2
User:Ceige/Sinohellenic-inspired

List of 'Verse sketches

User:Ceige/Verse:I feel left out
User:Ceige/Verse:Israel is Taiba
User:Ceige/Overthunk Japonic

IElangs

Miscellaneous IElangs
User:Ceige/Something IE


Germlangs

Miscellaneous Germlangs
  • User:Ceige/Ceigean Germanic
  • User:Ceige/??? Germanic
  • Republic

    APOST-MkII THE RECKONING

    Something-something-something

    Ingglis > Ingglit > Inggit > Ingjit. Also Ingglis > Iiki


    A Posteriorilangs:Re (HD Remaster)

    Sound symbolism with PIE, Austro, JP, AfrA etc
    An artlangy take on the Lingua Franca concept
    Wessexisch etc

    Fabulous A-Priori-kun !: Zettai (The OVA)

    A-Priori-kun

    Semi-a-priori language with vocabulary and phonological restrictions inspired by indigenous languages

    Dirty A Posteriorilangs

    Rermlang#1 Germlang#1 IELang#1

    Läten User:Ceige/Ilpen Dælska User:Ceige/Khazling

    EVEN YOUNGRE PROJECTS

    Paired with the Aristocratic ("Topular") Tongue
    Paired with the Popular Tongue
    The language related to the Topular Tongue
    stuff

    YOUNGRE PROJECTS

    • Dwo(i)h₁ > Dəgo(ze) > Rgo(ze) > Erogo(ze) > Eroğo(ze) > Erou
    Erō(rg>w)a? Shi-Erōwa-ng sē.

    " Random european mess of a language

    ELDRE PROJECTS

    Sister/weird descendant/weird ancestor to PIE
    See above for a version of sorts of it (previously Táwpəikə)
    • [[User:Ceige/Teuvi|Teuvi]
    An Frankified Germanic. Hon hon
    An attempt at making a "convenient" Proto-Afroasiatic for conlanging purposes
    My usual mucking around with Germanic IAL ideas, but now with a Linguifex page! Yay! NOTE: as is the nature with such projects, do not expect much "originality" to match the "Ceigean" part. I just don't have a good name for these things yet.
    What it says on the tin.

    Abandoned Projects

    The "Something"[which something?]-ic language family.

    • Kamut-Ayutic (x > k?? q = q)
    Culturally unified somehow, IDK
    • Kamut (< *kamu-t-m-i-en, "of those by the place from amongst the Kamuy) "ptk ptk ptk"
    Simpifies Late-Proto-Kamut largely.
    • Ayut (< *ayu-t, "from amongst the bears") "ptk vtg ptk"
    More innovative than Kamut.
    • Hevaic (< *xepa; "horse") (x > h?? q > k??)
    The major branch that spread out into the open plains. Did not participate in Late-Proto-Kamut.
    • Hevajat (< *hepa-ya-t), "From amongst the cavaliers") "ptk vðg ptk"
    The languages of the Hevajat nations. Most conservative of the branch. Historically accelerating society.
    • Hevain (< *hepa-ya-in, "Of the cavaliers") "ptk vðg ptk"
    The languages of the (further out?) Hevain nations. More fusional than Hevajat.
    • Hevin (Sännin/Sännätin < *samit-ata-in, "of the father of heaven") "ptk vðg ???"
    Essentially a further simplified Hevain. Has experienced a major culture shift "recently".

    Miscellaneous (Mostly Inuit) inspired languages:

    • Antaðeq, AKA YALLA "Yet Another Linguifex Located Antarctic"
    • Lōndstāl, Some Middle Englishy thing I guess, I dunno.
    • Czech project, Some attempt at making some "Far-Western Slavic Languages".

    Projects on Hiatus until struck with Further Inspiration™

    Here is my language that's on here: Medyestani

    Dead Projects

    N/A

    Testing from Wikipedia Swadesh article

    The ranked Swadesh-100 list, with Swadesh numbers and relative stability, is as follows (Holman et al., Appendix. Asterisked words appear on the 40-word list):

    1. 22 *louse (42.8)
    2. 12 *two (39.8)
    3. 75 *water (37.4)
    4. 39 *ear (37.2)
    5. 61 *die (36.3)
    6. 1 *I (35.9)
    7. 53 *liver (35.7)
    8. 40 *eye (35.4)
    9. 48 *hand (34.9)
    10. 58 *hear (33.8)
    11. 23 *tree (33.6)
    12. 19 *fish (33.4)
    13. 100 *name (32.4)
    14. 77 *stone (32.1)
    15. 43 *tooth (30.7)
    16. 51 *breasts (30.7)
    17. 2 *you (30.6)
    18. 85 *path (30.2)
    19. 31 *bone (30.1)
    20. 44 *tongue (30.1)
    21. 28 *skin (29.6)
    22. 92 *night (29.6)
    23. 25 *leaf (29.4)
    24. 76 rain (29.3)
    25. 62 kill (29.2)
    26. 30 *blood (29.0)
    27. 34 *horn (28.8)
    28. 18 *person (28.7)
    29. 47 *knee (28.0)
    30. 11 *one (27.4)
    31. 41 *nose (27.3)
    32. 95 *full (26.9)
    33. 66 *come (26.8)
    34. 74 *star (26.6)
    35. 86 *mountain (26.2)
    36. 82 *fire (25.7)
    37. 3 *we (25.4)
    38. 54 *drink (25.0)
    39. 57 *see (24.7)
    40. 27 bark (24.5)
    41. 96 *new (24.3)
    42. 21 *dog (24.2)
    43. 72 *sun (24.2)
    44. 64 fly (24.1)
    45. 32 grease (23.4)
    46. 73 moon (23.4)
    47. 70 give (23.3)
    48. 52 heart (23.2)
    49. 36 feather (23.1)
    50. 90 white (22.7)
    51. 89 yellow (22.5)
    52. 20 bird (21.8)
    53. 38 head (21.7)
    54. 79 earth (21.7)
    55. 46 foot (21.6)
    56. 91 black (21.6)
    57. 42 mouth (21.5)
    58. 88 green (21.1)
    59. 60 sleep (21.0)
    60. 7 what (20.7)
    61. 26 root (20.5)
    62. 45 claw (20.5)
    63. 56 bite (20.5)
    64. 83 ash (20.3)
    65. 87 red (20.2)
    66. 55 eat (20.0)
    67. 33 egg (19.8)
    68. 6 who (19.0)
    69. 99 dry (18.9)
    70. 37 hair (18.6)
    71. 81 smoke (18.5)
    72. 8 not (18.3)
    73. 4 this (18.2)
    74. 24 seed (18.2)
    75. 16 woman (17.9)
    76. 98 round (17.9)
    77. 14 long (17.4)
    78. 69 stand (17.1)
    79. 97 good (16.9)
    80. 17 man (16.7)
    81. 94 cold (16.6)
    82. 29 flesh (16.4)
    83. 50 neck (16.0)
    84. 71 say (16.0)
    85. 84 burn (15.5)
    86. 35 tail (14.9)
    87. 78 sand (14.9)
    88. 5 that (14.7)
    89. 65 walk (14.4)
    90. 68 sit (14.3)
    91. 10 many (14.2)
    92. 9 all (14.1)
    93. 59 know (14.1)
    94. 80 cloud (13.9)
    95. 63 swim (13.6)
    96. 49 belly (13.5)
    97. 13 big (13.4)
    98. 93 hot (11.6)
    99. 67 lie (11.2)
    100. 15 small (6.3)

    Template Stuff

    Swadesh lists based off of/viciously stolen from here: https://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/Appendix:Swadesh_lists

    How to use the latter (from the Min Dong (Eastern Min) Swadesh list on Wiktionary):

    {{Swadesh list 207 pronunciation
    |language=[[w:Min Dong|Min Dong]]
    |nativename=[[閩東語]]
    |wrd001=[[我]]
    |wrd002=[[汝]]
    |wrd003=[[伊]]
    [...]
    |wrd207=[[名字]]
    |pho001={{IPAchar|ŋuai˧˧}}
    |pho002={{IPAchar|ny˧˧}}
    |pho003={{IPAchar|i˥˥}}
    [...]
    |pho206={{IPAchar|iŋ˥˧ uoi˨˦˨}}
    |pho207={{IPAchar|miɑŋ˨˩ ʒei˨˦˨}}
    }}
    

    You might be able to get away with putting the individual |phoXYZ=____ parts after their corresponding |wrdXYZ=____ parts, but I haven't tried that. ALso note that at the moment, links to the English definitions are obviously broken since they were written with Wiktionary in mind.

    Guide stuff

    User:Ceige/How_to_Linguifex_like_a_Semi-Pro