23-04-2020, 03:45 PM
(This post was last modified: 23-04-2020, 05:15 PM by Gavin Güldenpfennig.)
@Thomas Coon
You wrote, that you´ve found q-words, where EVA-a and EVA-y are following the q. Can you give us some examples? I didn´t find such words, but that may would give us a hint, which letter the EVA-q could be.
I´m thinking about the Irish language, where "h" is used after specific consonants and for the plural of words, which start with a vowel.
And if I´m right with my Celtic language theory exactly this feature would be represented by the EVA-q.
In the sound system I´ve developed EVA-a is a short "u", EVA-o is a short "i", an EVA-y is an epenthetic "n", which means a "n-vowel combination".
You wrote, that you´ve found q-words, where EVA-a and EVA-y are following the q. Can you give us some examples? I didn´t find such words, but that may would give us a hint, which letter the EVA-q could be.
I´m thinking about the Irish language, where "h" is used after specific consonants and for the plural of words, which start with a vowel.
And if I´m right with my Celtic language theory exactly this feature would be represented by the EVA-q.
In the sound system I´ve developed EVA-a is a short "u", EVA-o is a short "i", an EVA-y is an epenthetic "n", which means a "n-vowel combination".