k/t gallows reduplication

[MarcoP]

Hi Nablator,
if I understand correctly, when you refer to sequences and reduplication, you are ignoring everything that isn't either 'k' or 't' .  E.g. this counts as a triple reduplication of 't', because 3 't's occur with no 'k' between them:

<f3r.14,+P0>      chor.qodair.okeey.qokeey<$>
<f3r.15,+P0>      <%>tsheoarom.shor.or.chor.olchsy.chom.otchom.<->oporar
<f3r.16,+P0>      oteol.chol.s.cheol.ekshy.qokeom.qokol.daiin.<->soleeg

I guess that 'k' sequences are partly explained by the fact that 'k' is much more frequent than 't' in Currier B.
But, in Currier A, 't' and 'k' have similar frequencies, so one doesn't expect many long sequences of 't' in any of the two languages.

I would say that your You are not allowed to view links. Register or Login to view. link (Currier A) is a good illustration for the kind of sequences you pointed out.