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Lexember 2016 | Mychai – a conlanger's blog
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Mychai – a conlanger's blog. Musing about my conlang(s). December 13, 2016. Woah It’s been a whole year since my last post. Let’s just say graduate school and life tend to get in the way of conlanging. Anyway, since it’s the most wonderful time of the year, I give you the first half of Lexember, 2016 edition:. To bring attention to; to alert; to warn; to forebode. Warning; omen; attention. Deliver good news (lit. something along the lines of to word well ). To take by force. To get (as a gift). Her tongu...
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In a hole in the ground… | Mychai – a conlanger's blog
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Mychai – a conlanger's blog. Musing about my conlang(s). One, two, three, four, can I have a little more? Major updates to the grammar! In a hole in the ground…. January 30, 2014. Https:/ dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/98302129/Mychai/inaholeintheground.mp3. In a hole in the ground there lived a hobbit. Rumalh Pochalh hal kstau Dhemaral. Rum-alh Poch-alh hal kst-au Dhemaral. Hole-INE ground-INE EXIST live-PST.PFV midget. Not a nasty, dirty, wet hole,. Odomme Rum marem kua hus mulaz. And an oozy smell. Pingb...
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Wednesday’s Word – mar | Mychai – a conlanger's blog
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Mychai – a conlanger's blog. Musing about my conlang(s). Wednesday’s Word – oine. Wednesday’s Word – hoi →. Wednesday’s Word – mar. July 17, 2013. Today’s word is a less content bearing than the first two entries, and is more functional and therefore this post is more of a grammar post than the previous entries have been. De ana laiv mar. De an-a lai-v mar. 1sNOM love-PRS 3sf-ACC NEG. I do not love her. Https:/ dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/98302129/Mychai/de%20ana%20laiv%20mar%20fast.mp3. What’s imp...
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Wednesday Word – mim | Mychai – a conlanger's blog
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Mychai – a conlanger's blog. Musing about my conlang(s). Wednesday’s Word – Sons and daughters…and such →. Wednesday Word – mim. January 20, 2015. So, it’s been a while… Nearly a year. Sorry, but grad school is busy. Anyway, here’s a new Wednesday Word…on a Tuesday. I’ll get back to a regular schedule soon. Previously, in the post on mar. I mentioned the particle/adverb mim*. I’m calling this an irresultative, but it’s also got some more subtle things wrapped up into it. (See here. He tried to go. Wednes...
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Drawing Mittens | Page 2
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P1: Phonotactics and Consonant Clusters. April 19, 2011. 1) The consonants /h ð / never occur in clusters, and /ɾ l/ do not occur as the second member of a cluster. 2) There are no clusters with two identical consonants. 3) Nasals assimilate to the following obstruent when they occur in a cluster. 4) Stops/the affricate may only be followed by obstruents. April 19, 2011 2 Comments. The first one has 10 consonants and 4 vowels, for a total of 14 phonemes. Valid consonant clusters number four: /ts ks hl hʋ...
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Lexember | Mychai – a conlanger's blog
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Mychai – a conlanger's blog. Musing about my conlang(s). Not in Kansas anymore. Lexember 2016 →. January 24, 2016. And I’m only 24 days late! But I think (maybe) I’ve maybe up for it by having 142 words this year! Mouth; rumor; a gossip. To spread rumors; to gossip. 8211; noise; sound. To make a noise; to make a sound; to be noisy (n-verb). 8211; annoyance from sound (from reduplicated participle of kseté. Parent (mother or father); parents; from the verb nete. De ksir vanébu; deks vanébu. S-verb) insigh...
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Not in Kansas anymore | Mychai – a conlanger's blog
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Mychai – a conlanger's blog. Musing about my conlang(s). Wednesday’s Word – Sons and daughters…and such. Not in Kansas anymore. March 13, 2015. So, I’ve been in a translaty mood lately. Here’s an example of that:. The first paragraph from Baum’s. The Wonderful Wizard of Oz:. Dorothy lives in the midst of the great Kansas prairies, with Uncle Henry, who was a farmer, and Aunt Em, who was the farmer’s wife. Their house was small, for the lumber to build it had to be carried by wagon many miles. Because woo...
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Wednesday’s Word – Sons and daughters…and such | Mychai – a conlanger's blog
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Mychai – a conlanger's blog. Musing about my conlang(s). Wednesday Word – mim. Not in Kansas anymore →. Wednesday’s Word – Sons and daughters…and such. January 29, 2015. This post delves a bit more into the culture of the people who speak Mychai than previous posts might. It’s about familial relationship terms. Mostly Mychai isn’t too surprising here. There’s a word for father ( Asag. And daughter ( Dhuil. For males and Rab. While my nephews are Loce. But for my uncles, I use Cuem. For their nephews and ...
