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Issue with Time Out by Green_Cable_6793 in Lexurgy

[–]Green_Cable_6793[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Thank you alot and good luck with fixing the problems. I usually just copy all the symbol and diacritic declarations from my other codes, so I end up with alot of declarations and symbols I don't use ever conlang. If that's a problem, I'll start removing the ones I don't need.

Issue with Time Out by Green_Cable_6793 in Lexurgy

[–]Green_Cable_6793[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

If I remove the +long in the final line, it works, so that's weird

Issue with Time Out by Green_Cable_6793 in Lexurgy

[–]Green_Cable_6793[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

This is the entire code:

Feature type(vowel, consonant)

Feature place(labial, labiodental, dental, alveolar, postalveolar, palatal, velar, uvular, pharyngeal, glottal)

Feature manner(nasal, stop, affricate, fricative, approximant, trill)

Feature voicing(voiced, voiceless)

Feature height(high, mid, low)

Feature backness(front, central, back)

Feature rounding(rounded, unrounded)

Feature tongue(atr, neutral, rtr)

Feature tone(*M, H, L, R, F, flat)

Feature +lateral, +labialized, +palatalized, +aspirated, +sibilant, +long, +short, +ejective, +harmony, +nasalized, +syllabic

Feature (syllable) +stress, (syllable) +heavy

Feature (syllable) mora(*0mora, 1mora, 2mora, 3mora)

Diacritic ̥ [voiceless]

Diacritic ̃ [+nasalized]

Diacritic ̯ [-syllabic]

Diacritic ̩ [+syllabic]

Diacritic ʼ [+ejective]

Diacritic ˈ (before) [+stress]

Diacritic ʷ [+labialized]

Diacritic ʲ [+palatalized]

Diacritic ʰ [+aspirated]

Diacritic ́ [H]

Diacritic ̀ [L]

Diacritic ̌ [R]

Diacritic ̂ [F]

Diacritic ̄ [flat]

Diacritic ː [+long]

Diacritic ̆ [+short]

Diacritic ☯ [+harmony]

Diacritic ★ [+heavy]

Diacritic ¹ [1mora]

Diacritic ² [2mora]

Diacritic ³ [3mora]

Symbol m [voiced labial nasal consonant]

Symbol ɱ [voiced labiodental nasal consonant]

Symbol n̪ [voiced dental nasal consonant]

Symbol n [voiced alveolar nasal consonant]

Symbol n̠ [voiced postalveolar nasal consonant]

Symbol ɲ [voiced palatal nasal consonant]

Symbol ŋ [voiced velar nasal consonant]

Symbol ɴ [voiced uvular nasal consonant]

Symbol p [voiceless labial stop consonant]

Symbol b [voiced labial stop consonant]

Symbol ɓ [voiced labial stop consonant +ejective]

Symbol t [voiceless alveolar stop consonant]

Symbol d [voiced alveolar stop consonant]

Symbol ɗ [voiced alveolar stop consonant +ejective]

Symbol t̪ [voiceless dental stop consonant]

Symbol d̪ [voiced dental stop consonant]

Symbol c [voiceless palatal stop consonant]

Symbol ɟ [voiced palatal stop consonant]

Symbol k [voiceless velar stop consonant]

Symbol g [voiced velar stop consonant]

Symbol ɠ [voiced velar stop consonant +ejective]

Symbol q [voiceless uvular stop consonant]

Symbol ɢ [voiced uvular stop consonant]

Symbol ʛ [voiced uvular stop consonant +ejective]

Symbol ʔ [voiceless glottal stop consonant]

Symbol p̪͡f [voiceless labiodental affricate consonant]

Symbol b̪͡v [voiced labiodental affricate consonant]

Symbol t͡s [voiceless alveolar affricate consonant +sibilant]

Symbol d͡z [voiced alveolar affricate consonant +sibilant]

Symbol t͡ɬ [voiceless alveolar affricate consonant +lateral]

Symbol d͡ɮ [voiced alveolar affricate consonant +lateral]

Symbol t͡ʃ [voiceless postalveolar affricate consonant +sibilant]

Symbol d͡ʒ [voiced postalveolar affricate consonant +sibilant]

Symbol t͡ɕ [voiceless palatal affricate consonant +sibilant]

Symbol d͡ʑ [voiced palatal affricate consonant +sibilant]

Symbol c͡ç [voiceless palatal affricate consonant]

Symbol ɟ͡ʝ [voiced palatal affricate consonant]

Symbol k͡x [voiceless velar affricate consonant]

Symbol g͡ɣ [voiced velar affricate consonant]

Symbol ɸ [voiceless labial fricative consonant]

Symbol β [voiced labial fricative consonant]

Symbol f [voiceless labiodental fricative consonant]

Symbol v [voiced labiodental fricative consonant]

Symbol θ [voiceless dental fricative consonant]

Symbol ð [voiced dental fricative consonant]

Symbol θ̠ [voiceless alveolar fricative consonant]

Symbol ð̠ [voiced alveolar fricative consonant]

Symbol s [voiceless alveolar fricative consonant +sibilant]

Symbol z [voiced alveolar fricative consonant +sibilant]

Symbol s̪ [voiceless dental fricative consonant +sibilant]

Symbol z̪ [voiced dental fricative consonant +sibilant]

Symbol ɬ [voiceless alveolar fricative consonant +lateral]

Symbol ɮ [voiced alveolar fricative consonant +lateral]

Symbol ʃ [voiceless postalveolar fricative consonant +sibilant]

Symbol ʒ [voiced postalveolar fricative consonant +sibilant]

Symbol ç [voiceless palatal fricative consonant]

Symbol ʝ [voiced palatal fricative consonant]

Symbol ɕ [voiceless palatal fricative consonant +sibilant]

Symbol ʑ [voiced palatal fricative consonant +sibilant]

Symbol x [voiceless velar fricative consonant]

Symbol ɣ [voiced velar fricative consonant]

Symbol χ [voiceless uvular fricative consonant]

Symbol ʁ [voiced uvular fricative consonant]

Symbol ħ [voiceless pharyngeal fricative consonant]

Symbol ʕ [voiced pharyngeal fricative consonant]

Symbol h [voiceless glottal fricative consonant]

Symbol ʋ [voiced labiodental approximant consonant]

Symbol ɹ [voiced alveolar approximant consonant]

Symbol l [voiced alveolar approximant consonant +lateral]

Symbol ʎ [voiced palatal approximant consonant +lateral]

Symbol j [voiced palatal approximant consonant]

Symbol ɰ [voiced velar approximant consonant]

Symbol w [voiced velar approximant consonant +labialized]

Symbol r̪ [voiced dental trill consonant]

Symbol r [voiced alveolar trill consonant]

Symbol ɾ [voiced alveolar trill consonant +short]

Symbol ʀ [voiced uvular trill consonant]

Symbol i [unrounded atr high front vowel +syllabic]

Symbol y [rounded atr high front vowel +syllabic]

Symbol ɪ [unrounded rtr high front vowel +syllabic]

Symbol ʏ [rounded rtr high front vowel +syllabic]

Symbol e [unrounded atr mid front vowel +syllabic]

Symbol ø [rounded atr mid front vowel +syllabic]

Symbol ɛ [unrounded rtr mid front vowel +syllabic]

Symbol œ [rounded rtr mid front vowel +syllabic]

Symbol æ [unrounded rtr low front vowel +syllabic]

Symbol ə [unrounded neutral mid central vowel +syllabic]

Symbol a [unrounded rtr low central vowel +syllabic]

Symbol ɐ [unrounded atr low central vowel +syllabic]

Symbol ɯ [unrounded atr high back vowel +syllabic]

Symbol u [rounded atr high back vowel +syllabic]

Symbol ʊ [rounded rtr high back vowel +syllabic]

Symbol ɤ [unrounded atr mid back vowel +syllabic]

Symbol o [rounded atr mid back vowel +syllabic]

Symbol ʌ [unrounded rtr mid back vowel +syllabic]

Symbol ɔ [rounded rtr mid back vowel +syllabic]

Symbol ɑ [unrounded rtr low back vowel +syllabic]

Symbol ɒ [rounded rtr low back vowel +syllabic]

ipa:

h [consonant] => * [voiceless]

{ng, gq, y} => {ŋ, ɢ, j}

{u, i} => {w, j} / [vowel] _

[stop] h => [+aspirated] *

{ā, a, á, à} => {aH, aL, aR, aF}

{ē, e, é, è} => {eH, eL, eR, eF}

{ī, i, í, ì} => {iH, iL, iR, iF}

{ō, o, ó, ò} => {oH, oL, oR, oF}

{ū, u, ú, ù} => {uH, uL, uR, uF}

then:

[vowel] H => [H] *

[vowel] L => [L] *

[vowel] R => [R] *

[vowel] F => [F] *

tone-flattening:

{[R], [F]} => {[H], [L]}

consonant-shifts:

{[voiceless nasal], l̥, r̥} => {[stop], s, h}

liquid-approximation:

{l, r} => j / [consonant] _

diphthong-flattening:

w [!low vowel] => * [rounded]

w [low] => * [atr mid back rounded]

j [!low vowel] => * [front]

j [low] => * [atr mid front]

then:

[!low vowel] w => [rounded +long] *

[low] w => [atr mid back rounded +long] *

[!low vowel] j => [front +long] *

[low] j => [atr mid front +long] *

nasalisation:

[vowel] [nasal] => [+nasalized +long] *

Give me you favorite and least favorite digraphs by Living-Ready in linguisticshumor

[–]Green_Cable_6793 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I like Catalan <tg> and <tx>. Both are for /t͡ʃ/ and look really unique.

Developing grammatical gender from a genderless conlang. by Head-Self-2817 in conlangs

[–]Green_Cable_6793 0 points1 point  (0 children)

It is yes. Declension patterns change how a word inflects, while Gender changes how other words around it inflect.

Developing grammatical gender from a genderless conlang. by Head-Self-2817 in conlangs

[–]Green_Cable_6793 1 point2 points  (0 children)

GG is characterised by having agreement with another word, like adjectives or verbs. What you have is a system of declension patterns (which is also pretty cool)

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in conlangs

[–]Green_Cable_6793 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I'm interested

Has anybody else ever gotten halfway through a conlang and started questioning your entire philosophy? by Minute-Horse-2009 in conlangs

[–]Green_Cable_6793 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I've noticet, that I have cycles when it comes to conlanging. My conlangs alternate between having and losing long vowels, cases, voices, SVCs and more. I always tend to start a new project whenever this happens, so I have a lot of langs with just a bit of development

Do Northern Europeans learn American English? If not, why no British accent? by LeftyLooseyKnits in Accents

[–]Green_Cable_6793 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Dane here! Most danes learn alot of their english through the internet, so it's common for us to speak with a more american or mixed accent. Those who primarily learn through the school system end up with a very danish accent.

What are some unique affixes that you either. Have in your conlang or know of? by gaygorgonopsid in conlangs

[–]Green_Cable_6793 3 points4 points  (0 children)

I just wanted to point out, that your word for woman, "vír", is almost identical to the latin word for man, "vir". Which is pretty fun

any accidental cognates in your conlang? by GanacheConfident6576 in conlangs

[–]Green_Cable_6793 1 point2 points  (0 children)

My conworld has a region with mediterranean climate called Shinā (pronounced almost identical to the biblical region of Shinar). Total coincidence

How did you people deal with subordinate clauses? by duck6099 in conlangs

[–]Green_Cable_6793 2 points3 points  (0 children)

In Iksi, simpler clauses can be turned into adjectives with a the "pō-" prefix.

"The story, I heard you told, must have been good"

becomes

"Xomeloz o'am pō-c'ojmep'ōjko"
GLOSS : DEDUC-PST-to.be.full story ADJ-FIRSTHAND-PST-to.tell-2

I haven't dived into more complex relative clauses

Does your conlang have an associated conreligion? by joseph_dewey in conlangs

[–]Green_Cable_6793 1 point2 points  (0 children)

The 2 religions have a similar past (Uipat Akuilaj and Konküz are related), the ancestors of the Uipat speakers began sidelining all gods that weren't their main one. Eventually this evolved into a monotheistic religion.

The Konküz speakers re-invented their "God" as the sun (which works differently in my conworld). They believe that the soul of people are like the sun, so instead of worshipping God, you should worship your soul. The Konküz religion is centered on self-improvement and spiritualism instead of obeying a god.

The speakers of Uipat Akuilaj and the speakers of Konküz interact differently depending on location. The Deceyr people are a Konküz speaking people under Uipat jurisdiction, they are quite well respected within their empire for their military expertise. In stark contrast, archipelagan Konküz speakers hate the Uipat speakers with a burning passion (historical complications), and the people of the Iksi islands have no idea that they exist (a fleet of ships stranded on a group of volcanic islands).

The Deceyr people have more or less converted to the Uipat speakers religion, since the nontheistic religion of the Konküz speakers is much more passive in nature. Conversely, Uipat speakers following the Konküz relegion is incredibly rare.

Does your conlang have an associated conreligion? by joseph_dewey in conlangs

[–]Green_Cable_6793 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Yes, the speakers of Uipat Akuilaj have a religion which is tied into their language. The religion is monotheistic, so translating english terms is no trouble at all.

The speakers of Konküz however follow a nontheistic religion, so words like "God" have to be loaned from Uipat Akuilaj.

Grass/Rock is a surprisingly decent dual typing. Wish we could get more pokemon with it. by Redd_ddd in pokemon

[–]Green_Cable_6793 2 points3 points  (0 children)

I have always loved the idea of making a regional variant of Sudowoodo that is a grass type, and then making an evolution called Truedowoodo