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'''Aoife O'Flaherty''' ([[An Bhlaoighne]] and Irish: ''Aoife Ní Fhlaithbheartaigh'' <small>An Bhl. /ˈao̞jfe̞ niː ˈfʰlajt̪ʰbʱe̞art̪ajgʱ/, [[Verse:Irta/Irish|Irtan Irish]]: /'iːfʲə nʲiː ˈl̪ˠahəɾˠt̪ˠiː/</small> [[Ăn Yidiș]] and [[Verse:Irta/Modern Hebrew|Hebrew]]: עדנה ני פֿל׳אַהארתּיהּ <small>[[Ăn Yidiș|Irtan Ăn Cayzăn]] /ˈɛðnə nɪ ˈwahərt{{den}}{{asp}}ɪh/, Irta Modern Hebrew: [ˈe{{lowered}}ðn{{eo}} ni ˈlahe{{lowered}}ɹt{{den}}{{asp}}i]</small>) is an [[Verse:Irta|Irtan]] Cualandian conlanger, video game composer and video game developer of Irish-Jewish descent. She is a native speaker of Irish and Quelfton English, is fluent in Ăn Yidiș and Irta Modern Hebrew, and can read | '''Aoife O'Flaherty''' ([[An Bhlaoighne]] and Irish: ''Aoife Ní Fhlaithbheartaigh'' <small>An Bhl. /ˈao̞jfe̞ niː ˈfʰlajt̪ʰbʱe̞art̪ajgʱ/, [[Verse:Irta/Irish|Irtan Irish]]: /'iːfʲə nʲiː ˈl̪ˠahəɾˠt̪ˠiː/</small> [[Ăn Yidiș]] and [[Verse:Irta/Modern Hebrew|Hebrew]]: עדנה ני פֿל׳אַהארתּיהּ <small>[[Ăn Yidiș|Irtan Ăn Cayzăn]] /ˈɛðnə nɪ ˈwahərt{{den}}{{asp}}ɪh/, Irta Modern Hebrew: [ˈe{{lowered}}ðn{{eo}} ni ˈlahe{{lowered}}ɹt{{den}}{{asp}}i]</small>) is an [[Verse:Irta|Irtan]] Cualandian conlanger, video game composer and video game developer of Irish-Jewish descent. She is a native speaker of Irish and Quelfton English, is fluent in Ăn Yidiș and Irta Modern Hebrew, and can read [[Eodlan]], JBA, Classical Arabic, and Old Irish. She is a trans woman and a non-believing but moderately observant Reform Jew. She is best known for her game [[Verse:Méich Bhaonnáiqh]] (placeholder name) and its associated conlang, [[An Bhlaoighne]]. | ||
Her favorite language families are Semitic and Albionian, in addition to her native Celtic. | Her favorite language families are Semitic and Albionian, in addition to her native Celtic. | ||
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==Conlangs== | ==Conlangs== | ||
Aoife draws much of her inspiration from Semitic languages and most of her languages are directly inspired by Hebrew or Aramaic, in phonology, lexicon, grammar, history, or a combination thereof. Irish (both Old and Modern) is another common inspiration; both Irish and Hebrew have post-vocalic lenition as part of their diachronics. Other inspirations include [[ | Aoife draws much of her inspiration from Semitic languages and most of her languages are directly inspired by Hebrew or Aramaic, in phonology, lexicon, grammar, history, or a combination thereof. Irish (both Old and Modern) is another common inspiration; both Irish and Hebrew have post-vocalic lenition as part of their diachronics. Other inspirations include [[Eodlan]]. Stress-induced allomorphy, a feature of both Tiberian Hebrew and Old Irish, is a recurring theme in her conlangs. The Hebrew influence in each of these conlangs is different, however: | ||
* An Bhlaoighne has Easter eggs from Hebrew vocab. | * An Bhlaoighne has Easter eggs from Hebrew vocab. | ||
* Ditab is inspired ''phonologically'' by Tiberian Hebrew | * Ditab is inspired ''phonologically'' by Tiberian Hebrew | ||