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Congratulations to Trump-bit, the first bloodhound ever to win the Westminster Dog Show. May he take a bite out of crime!

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Abstract 357 Ball thuns [θuns] 358 Bed ur [ur] 359 Book läf [lɐf] 360 Cup, glass, jar ig [ig] 361 Door, gate tyand [tjand] 362 House bë [bə] 363 Machine sheist [ʃeist] 364 Music byim [bjim] 365 Place afth [afθ] 366 Plate, bowl dwu [dwu] 367 Reason, purpose le [le] 368 Room wul [wul] 369 Sex (not ge...

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Just finished the 25-letter Javarti alphabet. S becomes X and Z becomes J with the help of a ^-shaped diacritic called a txekhi, but they're considered separate letters. Aside from X and J, letters for Q, Ü, and Y were added after Javarti adapted Jukasta's alphabet. 29 new Javarti words got borrowed...

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Finally got around to doing the numerals 0 through 7 (plus an octal point), punctuation marks, and operations for Vlchichi. The next con-script I'm going to do with be for Javarti. This time around, I want to make the script borrowed. I'll take Jukasta words (Jukasta being to Javarti what Latin and ...

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Salmoneus wrote: ↑22 Jun 2022 18:43 [hence why 99.999% of classical musicians are in 'cover bands' by pop standards; of course, so are most pop musicians, they just hush up the name of their songwriter and hope people will assume they wrote it]

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Woohoo! Speaking of which... I've been working on the big list you gave me, which is why I haven't been on here much. I will add the words in the spoiler to the list. Thanks! You're welcome! It's great that you're working on the list so much! Be sure to update the FrathWiki article when you reach 1...

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@Kiwikami: Your last update was in November of 2021. I want to see more shiny amazingness in Alál grammar!

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Attention MissTerry! Today I added 218 new entries to the LCV! I added in the eleven next most populous U.S. states (I already had the four most populous: California, Texas, Florida, New York), so now I have the big fifteen. I also added some country names that appear frequently but that I don't alr...

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Of course, we also have lots of "in the process of" words that maintain the a- as adjectives or adverbs, without the -ing. Consider the perfectly modern English passages that use "aglow" or "abuzz"!

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That's exactly it. You mentioned F-words and then I saw that and was like "That's got to be Khemehekis." I've done that quite a lot. Here's an old post about me doing C-words for Kankonian. You'll note that I add a word for "coronavirus", just as the world is going into lockdown.

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I like the Kankonian Alphabet! I personally prefer practical alphabets/scripts one can actually write with, hand writing with using pen/pencil and paper, jot down quick notes with, as opposed to the digital artsy-fartsy conlang alphabets. Glad you liked it! Yeah, I drew the letters with a black pen...

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I had just inquired about a series of A-words (in English) that weren't already in another conlanger's conlang I didn’t see the username but as soon as I read this I knew it couldn’t be anyone else. [:D] Are my posts really that recognizable? Am I that unique? I mean, I know I don't fit the "v...

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W, M.D.

"Doctoring" up the evidence for weapons

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I wasn't aware that there was a difference between north and south Korean. Dialects in Southeast Asia tend to switch Rs and Ls. Basically, many words that begin with an L/R sound in one Korean dialect begin with an N sound in the other. I forget which is which. I should probably just ask my brother...

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Love the two-column look of the dictionary, and can't wait to see it grow! Thank you! It was quite the learning curve, but it was so worth all the trouble once I figured it out. You're welcome. I think I reached close to 720 words, but there are currently just over 600 words in the dictionary. I th...

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prettydragoon wrote: ↑05 Jun 2022 16:58 And in actual unique lemma forms, Rireinutire has passed the 9,900 mark. Polysemy (with a side of homonymy) will be the death of me yet.

Oooooooh! So very close to 10,000!

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I reached another milestone for my lexicon and made a Lortho – English dictionary using LaTeX. It's a living document, but I am very pleased with the results. If you see something I can improve on or have questions on why I did something, please let me know. I'm always looking for ways to make anyt...

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The newest word in Humrayan is "Khiospa," which is the name for Cytisus Scoparius, commonly called "Broom." Broom grows everywhere around the areas where I live; I needed a name for it in my conlang. They have bunches of pretty yellow flowers: https://www.linkpicture.com/q/cytis...

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That's a cool alphabet! I like it. It reminds me of Armenian writing. Wow. I definitely didn't think of Armenian when I made my alphabet. I find Armenian writing incomprehensible because, aside from the fact that I don't know the Armenian language, all the letters look alike to me. h's and m's and ...

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I had just inquired about a series of A-words (in English) that weren't already in another conlanger's conlang. Some of these were modern words like "airplane" and "alarm clock". The other conlanger came up with translations for all of these. The words for "airplane" an...

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