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Revision as of 03:04, 19 May 2016

Introduction

Scellan/Sketchbook is a Talmic language descended from Thensarian. The phonology is based on that of Ivris modernis, which in turn is based on Ashkenazi Hebrew and inspired by Portuguese (with a touch of English).

  • 1-10: cę, têthôr, narge, zôfe, salês, stǫ, rôde, lorethe, farve, ħiôr /ˈkɛ̃, teˈsøʀ, ˈnæʀgə, ˈzøfə, ˈʃælɪʃ, ˈʃtɔ̃, ˈʀødə, lʌˈrɛsə, ˈfæʀvə, χɪˈjøʀ/
  • 11-19: cemiôr, ħelôr, nariôr, zôfiôr, ..., fariôr /kɛ̃mɪˈjøʀ, χəˈløʀ, naʀɪˈjøʀ, zøfɪˈjøʀ, ..., fɐʀɪˈjøʀ/
  • 20: nese /nɛsə/
  • 21: nesicę /nəsɪˈkɛ̃/
  • 40: têsôr nese /teˈsøʀ nɛsə/
  • 400: tafel /ˈtɐfəl/
  • 8000: ôron /ʉˈʀɒn/

Historical phonology

Phonology

Consonants

Labial Alveolar Palatal Velar Uvular Glottal
Nasal m /m/ n /n/ n [ŋ]
Plosive voiceless p /p/ t /t/ c /k/ (gh, ȝ /ʔ/)1
voiced b, v /b~β/ d /d~ð/ g /g~ɣ/
Fricative voiceless f /f/ th /s/ s /ʃ/ ch, ħ /χ/ (h /h~ɦ/)1
voiced z /z/ r /ʁ/
Approximant l /l/ j /j/
1 Silent in everyday speech.

Vowels

Scellan/Sketchbook vowels (oral)
Front Central Back
unrounded rounded
Close i, y /i/ u /ʉ/
Near-close [ɪ] [ʏ] [ə]
Mid ê /e/ ô /ø/ â, o /o/
Open [ɞ] a, e /a/

Scellan/Sketchbook vowels (nasal)
Front Central Back
unrounded rounded
Close
Near-close in, yn /ɪ̃/ un /ʊ̃/
Mid ên /ɛ̃/ ôn /œ̃/ [ə̃] ân, on /ɔ̃/
Open an, en /ɐ̃/


Vowel reduction

Vowels are reduced in unstressed syllables.

Phoneme Reduced
/i/ [ɪ]
/y/ [ʏ]
/e/ [ɪ]
/ø/ [ʏ]
/æ/ [ə]
/ɔ/ [ɞ]
/œ̃/ [ə̃]

Orthography

Scellan/Sketchbook orthography is fairly conservative.