The NEW Resources Thread

[Creyeditor]

I just came across this website and thought it could be useful for vocabulary creation: https://semdom.org/.

[WeepingElf]

I just came across this website and thought it could be useful for vocabulary creation: https://semdom.org/.

Thanks a lot, that looks very useful.

[Arayaz]

I just came across this website and thought it could be useful for vocabulary creation: https://semdom.org/.

Thank you greatly! Looks quite interesting and useful.

[Akubra]

I was browsing semdom.org, which Creyeditor mentioned earlier, and I found a link to https://www.webonary.org/. I think it could also be useful.

[Man in Space]

This came up in discussion this morning and I felt it might be useful to share here as well—a compilation of sound change appliers:

• Brassica
• Command Line SCA
• Didelphis
• Featured Sound Change Applier
• Geoff’s Sound Change Applier (GSCA)
• IPA Zounds
• Lexurgy
• Lingua::SoundChange
• Onset
• Reversible Sound Change Applier (rsca)
• phonix
• SCA²
• SCA 2.1/SCA++
• soundchange
• Sound Change Transducer
• TriSCA
• Richard Wordingham’s Sound Change Applier

Honorable Mention:

• loanpy (Not so much an SCA proper but intended to be used to find cognacy via diachronics)

[Khemehekis]

Honorable Mention:

• loanpy (Not so much an SCA proper but intended to be used to find cognacy via diachronics)

Ooh, that looks like a brilliant idea for a program!