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Lexember 3rd Unnamed A-Priori Hlai-lang khua2 /kʷʰa˥/ n. knee jiang4 /ɕi˥a˧˥ŋ/ v. to see jí3 /ɕiː˧˩˥/ n. eye *S₁ŋ̩ʲːd-o Lat-u *h₂us₂r-a v. to protect, to shield, to defend + ↘-s₁t = h₂as₂r̩s₁t- n. protector, shield, cloth, tunic With the sound changes I have right now, for one language, the latter ...

Does *blądha originate in *bladą, and if not that then, blauþijaną?

Just to clarify, does <ą> represent something that developed in part from a nasal segment? Also, did the origin of *blądha begin with a *b in Proto-Germanic?

8) A, no laterals
9) C, no velar nasal
19) E, 'th' sounds
6) A, no uvulars

Since we're limited to only 12 consonants, we should probably be judicious with the consonants we choose to include

Lexember 2nd (all done on my phone) Unnamed A-Priori Hlai-lang mác2 /maːt͡ɕ˥/ adj. red mòt4 /mɔt˩˥/ n. part (of a whole) *S₁ŋ̩ʲːd-o Lat-u *mh₁od-u n. feather Unnamed A-Posteriori Hlai-lang ŋaːnɦ˨˩ n. swan, duck from Proto-Hlai *C-ŋaːnɦ 'goose' *I think the final creaky glottal approximant was inten...

can it be divided at least into *rą́ngong+*blądha, and is the latter element (in this division, lattermost in some other) derived from either *blandijana or *blandana?

Salmoneus wrote: ↑01 Dec 2020 22:12 Was the first word 'ecce'?

If so, was the second word 'hoc'? Or "ille"?

re: ecce, it’s acogliuac, not açogliuac, although I must admit that does still cool

Much like last year, I think I'm gonna adopt a scaffolding/pyramid technique to expand my lexicon, at least for the main project. I might sprinkle in a bunch of my other langs in everywhere too. I'm also planning to continue the Sardinian words too. We'll see how this goes. Lexember 1st Unnamed A-Pr...

As y’all might know, from my comments earlier , I’ve been having difficulty with deciding what to do for Lexember given a larger slump in my works. Most of my works are a posteriori which unfortunately makes Lexember hard insofar as that I feel like I’m cheating for “copying” words from one language...

Creyeditor wrote: ↑30 Nov 2020 07:44 And how about an adjective?

None of the words in Latin were adjectives (to my knowledge)

Creyeditor wrote: ↑29 Nov 2020 11:37 Is any of them a verb?

None of them are verbs

Creyeditor wrote: ↑28 Nov 2020 19:23 Is any of them a noun?

At least one of them is a noun

1) A
2) B
3) F

don’t worry about that, lol

3) C
25) B C
81) C D F

I was trying to avoid thinking about “real world things”, so I ended up looking at Lexember stuff. I ended up really swamped with stuff this month and couldn’t even vaguely think of writing about anything, but because December’s coming up I realized that I have no idea what I’m gonna do for Lexember...

the three words in Latin were not all nouns, nor were they all adjectives, nor all verbs.

Is *well from *waljana?

Hmm. This is a bit confusing. I can’t tbink of a phrase like “the tearing to bits of chosen-edges”, and I find it difficult to imagine it meaning something like “destruction of a paper with choices written” - ie “destruction of a ballot”

Was it a short e? [tick] I think you know the word I can't speak for Creyeditor or anyone else, but I don't believe I do. I really do not know it. Latin/Romance is not my main area of expertise. Maybe I know, but I am just blanking on it right now. I should perhaps have realized that it’s much easi...

strong class 7c verb?

Was it a weak class 2 verb?