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...l as even the entire concept of [[w:Comparative reconstruction|comparative reconstruction]] to find the original root of a word. ...oto-Yeldhic that can not be directly attested from traditional comparative reconstruction. Currently, the only two sounds Yeldhists believe fall into this category a

! style="background-color: #E0E0FF" | '''[[wiktionary:Reconstruction:Proto-Uralic/tule|*tuli]]''' ! style="background-color: #E0E0FF" | '''[[wiktionary:Reconstruction:Proto-Uralic/wete|*weti]]'''

...ts to decipher the Ildan language.</ref>, which has been invaluable in the reconstruction of the Ildan language, as well as its long-spanning history. ...aska Mondenikās'' and other texts alone- so many words are [[w:Comparative reconstruction|comparatively reconstructed]]. These reconstructed words are usually taken

...of the roots [[wikt:Reconstruction:Proto-Slavic/zem%C4%BEa|zemľa]]+[[wikt:Reconstruction:Proto-Slavic/-%D1%8Csk%D1%8A|-ьskъ]]<ref>Večeslava - Novi Zemljask V 201

...mmon proto-language. This proto-language has been named "Nahenic", from a reconstruction of the ancestral word for "man", ''na'hen''. The members of this language

...arts, for a total of ten (or eleven) vowels. The only difficulty with this reconstruction is the vowel *ää, as it is unclear whether it could only be long or could ...but '''CV''' was common too and '''CCV''' was also allowed word-initally. Reconstruction of the initial consonant clusters has been relatively difficult, and their

...e in some capacity, where stressed syllables (represented by ◌́ in typical reconstruction notation) are said to have a high tone and unstressed are said to have a lo

...oes not exist within world of Veyn, but rather is framed as a hypothetical reconstruction that linguists may arrive at after studying the Dynic languages of Veyn. A

...languages, so this stage can also be called Proto-Alpathian. However, the reconstruction state appears to be very similar to Proto-Oronaic. ...hough most of those distinctions are erased in modern languages. Here is a reconstruction of full vowels.

...The last native speaker of Pyrenaian died in 1909, but there is an ongoing reconstruction effort.

...followed by the IPA equivalents between slashes (because it is a phonemic reconstruction). The exact pronunciation of these phonemes is unknown, but some approximat ...tralized, and thus merged after the split of the proto-language. Here is a reconstruction of stressed vowels, which did not undergo any reduction.

...original Indo-European languages, ancestral to the languages on which his reconstruction was based. These were Sanskrit, Avestan ("Old Bactrian," in Schleicher's te At any rate, it was not a deficiency of data that would render Schleicher's reconstruction utterly obsolete within a few decades of his death (the fatal blow would be

...The name originated from [[w:Proto-Slavic_language|Proto-Slavic]] ''[[wikt:Reconstruction:Proto-Slavic/němьcь|*němĭcĭ]]'', an exonym given by speakers of [[w:S ...-Germanic/𐍄𐌹𐌼𐍂𐌾𐌰𐌽|timrjan]]'' → Post-Got. ''timbrjan'' (note that ''[[wikt:Reconstruction:Proto-Germanic/𐍄𐌹𐌼𐌱𐍂𐌾𐌰𐌽|timbrjan]]'' already existe

The following is a reconstruction of ''Early Biblical Hebrew'' phonology, perhaps as late as 500 BCE. This u

...an Ash or even Proto-Ash when it comes to the inventory of phonemes as the reconstruction of PAI is quite similar.

...wever, due to the extreme remoteness of this ancient language, its precise reconstruction faces enormous challenges. In the absence of direct evidence, one can only

...eaned from toponyms, loanwords into other Siberian languages, and internal reconstruction. Its single daughter language is Proto-Owina, which was spoken more than a

...anic as if it were Sanskrit. The motivations are several: first, while the reconstruction of Proto-Germanic (and even more so Proto-Indo-European) is beset by uncert

...a set of sound changes to a lexicon. You can use sounds to help work out a reconstruction for actual languages, to create plausible descendants of a conlang, or in f

Based on phonological symmetry and on comparative reconstruction with the Sinushyeinametiniq language, the Proto-Coelo-Caric language was mo