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* Voloshky pyćь < *pykt' < *pųkt < *punkt- (cf. [https://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/Reconstruction:Proto-Slavic/no%C5%A5%D1%8C noťь]) | * Voloshky pyćь < *pykt' < *pųkt < *punkt- (cf. [https://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/Reconstruction:Proto-Slavic/no%C5%A5%D1%8C noťь]) | ||
: '''*ambiantia''' ( | : '''*ambiantia''' (''should be ambiēntia?'' – Cf. Fr. ambiance) | ||
* Wenedyk jęblęca (may be using Polish or Wenedyk specific sound changes or roots | * Wenedyk jęblęca "surroundings" (may be using Polish or Wenedyk specific sound changes or roots) | ||
* Voloshky ǫblьǫ́ća (ǫ is an exception to [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/History_of_Proto-Slavic#Vowel_fronting vowel fronting] in Voloshky) | * Voloshky ǫblьǫ́ća / ǫblьę́ća (ǫ is an exception to [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/History_of_Proto-Slavic#Vowel_fronting vowel fronting] in Voloshky) | ||
* '''amīcus''' (La. "friend") | * '''amīcus''' (La. "friend") | ||
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* Voloshky omíc (with [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/History_of_Proto-Slavic#Progressive_palatalization progressive palatalisation]) | * Voloshky omíc (with [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/History_of_Proto-Slavic#Progressive_palatalization progressive palatalisation]) | ||
These are just some differences, and no doubt there will be many similarities. Regardless, the reason for this comparison is to highlight the creative options available within the seemingly small concept that is "a Slavic langauge but descended from Latin", and to highlight some of the creative differences that can be expected. | These are just some differences, and no doubt there will be many similarities. Regardless, the reason for this comparison is to highlight the creative options available within the seemingly small concept that is "a Slavic langauge but descended from Latin", and to highlight some of the creative differences that can be expected. Simultaneously, it highlights the expected similarities from using similar sound changes. | ||
At this stage, Voloshky has no irregular sound shifts or colloquialisms yet, as it's still mostly a thought experiment. | At this stage, Voloshky has no irregular sound shifts or colloquialisms yet, as it's still mostly a thought experiment. | ||
== Sound changes of import == | == Sound changes of import == | ||