This one isn’t a long one, but I found an interesting case of active vowel disharmony in Nora […]
Author: chrisintheweeds
I recently acquired a copy of Murrinhpatha Morphology and Phonology, partly because it was relatively cheap on Amazon, […]
It’s not so easy to find good books about Amazonian languages, but there are a number of interesting […]
I’ve been reading Lynda Boudreault’s A Grammar of Sierra Popoluca, and the behaviour of glottal stops is both […]
Yesterday I was looking for examples of synchronic processes (e.g. vowel epenthesis) driven by a clear and simple […]
Recently, I’ve been hunting for a good overview of Algonquian finals and their semantics. It’s easy to find […]
I’ve been thinking recently about agreement patterns, and I think there’s an interesting one at the intersection of […]
I wanted to share a rough conlang phonology sketch I’ve been working on, inspired as a kind of […]
Confession: I’m bad at morphology when I try to invent it. Most of the conlangs I’ve designed in […]
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My previous example of phonotactic combination analysis was on data that was, despite a few kinks,…
Chris in the Weeds 