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Anadewism? Reflexive case
Animal/meat (was Re: Tricky translations)
appositions in lists (was: Re: THEORY: Ergativity and polypersonalism)
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Ayhan (The Language Formerly Known As: Saalangal)
Consonants as source of vowels
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CXS to IPA-UTF8-converter?
(3 messages)
DECAL: Examples #1 and #2
DECAL: Examples #2: Phonotactics
(2 messages)
DECAL: Examples #3: Phonological change rules
DECAL: Examples #4: Interesting Sentences
(5 messages)
DECAL: Readings?
(2 messages)
DECAL: Research questions #1
Dropping Q and C (was: Some isolating verb patterns)
(17 messages)
Dubious historical linguistics (was Re: Koryak Vowel harmony (was Re: DECAL: Examples #2: Phonotactics))
English |a|
(21 messages)
European isolates
(2 messages)
Examples #5: Translate the One Ring poem
(14 messages)
Exit Methkaeki, (re)enter Mephali
(17 messages)
Fwd: Examples #5: Translate the One Ring poem
(2 messages)
grammar
is there a Latin-Chinese conlang?
(7 messages)
Jesse Bangs - hello?
(3 messages)
Koryak Vowel harmony (was Re: DECAL: Examples #2: Phonotactics)
(3 messages)
making/marking articles? Re Exit Methkaeki,
More Kash stuff (was Re: Naming Mythical creatures)
(2 messages)
mu for [N]
mu for [N] (was: Koryak Vowel harmony)
(13 messages)
Naming Mythical creatures
(13 messages)
Not purely isolating (was: Dropping Q and C)
Orthography of palatalized consonants
(23 messages)
OT: #conlang?
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OT: CONCULTURE: Ayeri calendar again
Palatal vs. Palatalized (was Re: Orthography of palatalized consonants)
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politeness and quizzical questions
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Senyecan Verb Idiom I
Somali C
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Some isolating verb patterns
(8 messages)
Switch Systems and Relative Animacy
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TECH: Backups
TECH: Backups (Was: TECH: Reply-To headers (was: Tricky translations))
(4 messages)
TECH: Reply-To headers (was: Tricky translations)
(4 messages)
THEORY isolating & other typologies (was: THEORY: Ergativity and polypersonalism)
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THEORY: Ergativity and polypersonalism
(43 messages)
THEORY: French and polypersonalism
THEORY: French and polypersonalism (was: THEORY: Ergativity and polypersonalism)
(6 messages)
Theory: Hick (etc) accents - universals?
THEORY: Is ASL a trigger language?
THEORY: Language tech & conlang survival
(8 messages)
THEORY: Polysynthetic languages - used in a sentence?
Tricky translations
(26 messages)
USAGE double written consonants (was: Orthography of palatalized consonants)
USAGE: What happened to Anglo-Saxon letters? (was: Intro to Frankish)
(7 messages)
what is "vl-vd" ? (was Re Exit Methkaeki, (re)enter Mephali
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Workshops Review #02, 2005
Anadewism? Reflexive case
Anadewism? Reflexive case
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Animal/meat (was Re: Tricky translations)
Re: Animal/meat (was Re: Tricky translations)
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appositions in lists (was: Re: THEORY: Ergativity and polypersonalism)
appositions in lists (was: Re: THEORY: Ergativity and polypersonalism)
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Re: appositions in lists (was: Re: THEORY: Ergativity and polypersonalism)
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Re: appositions in lists (was: Re: THEORY: Ergativity and polypersonalism)
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Ayhan (The Language Formerly Known As: Saalangal)
Ayhan (The Language Formerly Known As: Saalangal)
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Consonants as source of vowels
Re: Consonants as source of vowels
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Re: Consonants as source of vowels
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Re: Consonants as source of vowels
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Re: Consonants as source of vowels
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Re: Consonants as source of vowels
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Re: Consonants as source of vowels
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Re: Consonants as source of vowels
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Re: Consonants as source of vowels
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Re: Consonants as source of vowels
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Re: Consonants as source of vowels
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Re: Consonants as source of vowels
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Re: Consonants as source of vowels
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Re: Consonants as source of vowels
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CXS to IPA-UTF8-converter?
CXS to IPA-UTF8-converter?
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Re: CXS to IPA-UTF8-converter?
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Re: CXS to IPA-UTF8-converter?
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DECAL: Examples #1 and #2
Re: DECAL: Examples #1 and #2
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DECAL: Examples #2: Phonotactics
Re: DECAL: Examples #2: Phonotactics
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Re: DECAL: Examples #2: Phonotactics
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DECAL: Examples #3: Phonological change rules
Re: DECAL: Examples #3: Phonological change rules
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DECAL: Examples #4: Interesting Sentences
Re: DECAL: Examples #4: Interesting Sentences
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Re: DECAL: Examples #4: Interesting Sentences
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Re: DECAL: Examples #4: Interesting Sentences
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Re: DECAL: Examples #4: Interesting Sentences
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Re: DECAL: Examples #4: Interesting Sentences
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DECAL: Readings?
DECAL: Readings?
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Re: DECAL: Readings?
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DECAL: Research questions #1
Re: DECAL: Research questions #1
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Dropping Q and C (was: Some isolating verb patterns)
Dropping Q and C (was: Some isolating verb patterns)
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Re: Dropping Q and C (was: Some isolating verb patterns)
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Re: Dropping Q and C (was: Some isolating verb patterns)
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Re: Dropping Q and C (was: Some isolating verb patterns)
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Re: Dropping Q and C (was: Some isolating verb patterns)
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Re: Dropping Q and C (was: Some isolating verb patterns)
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Re: Dropping Q and C (was: Some isolating verb patterns)
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Re: Dropping Q and C (was: Some isolating verb patterns)
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Re: Dropping Q and C (was: Some isolating verb patterns)
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Re: Dropping Q and C (was: Some isolating verb patterns)
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Re: Dropping Q and C (was: Some isolating verb patterns)
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Re: Dropping Q and C (was: Some isolating verb patterns)
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Re: Dropping Q and C (was: Some isolating verb patterns)
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Re: Dropping Q and C (was: Some isolating verb patterns)
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Re: Dropping Q and C (was: Some isolating verb patterns)
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Re: Dropping Q and C (was: Some isolating verb patterns)
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Re: Dropping Q and C (was: Some isolating verb patterns)
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Dubious historical linguistics (was Re: Koryak Vowel harmony (was Re: DECAL: Examples #2: Phonotactics))
Dubious historical linguistics (was Re: Koryak Vowel harmony (was Re: DECAL: Examples #2: Phonotactics))
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English |a|
English |a|
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Re: English |a|
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Re: English |a|
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Re: English |a|
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Re: English |a|
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Re: English |a|
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Re: English |a|
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Re: English |a|
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Re: English |a|
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Re: English |a|
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Re: English |a|
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Re: English |a|
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Re: English |a|
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Re: English |a|
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Re: English |a|
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Re: English |a|
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Re: English |a|
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Re: English |a|
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Re: English |a|
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Re: English |a|
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Re: English |a|
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European isolates
European isolates
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Re: European isolates
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Examples #5: Translate the One Ring poem
Examples #5: Translate the One Ring poem
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Re: Examples #5: Translate the One Ring poem
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Re: Examples #5: Translate the One Ring poem
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Re: Examples #5: Translate the One Ring poem
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Re: Examples #5: Translate the One Ring poem
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Re: Examples #5: Translate the One Ring poem
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Re: Examples #5: Translate the One Ring poem
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Re: Examples #5: Translate the One Ring poem
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Re: Examples #5: Translate the One Ring poem
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Re: Examples #5: Translate the One Ring poem
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Re: Examples #5: Translate the One Ring poem
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Re: Examples #5: Translate the One Ring poem
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Re: Examples #5: Translate the One Ring poem
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Re: Examples #5: Translate the One Ring poem
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Exit Methkaeki, (re)enter Mephali
Exit Methkaeki, (re)enter Mephali
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Re: Exit Methkaeki, (re)enter Mephali
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Re: Exit Methkaeki, (re)enter Mephali
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Re: Exit Methkaeki, (re)enter Mephali
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Re: Exit Methkaeki, (re)enter Mephali
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Re: Exit Methkaeki, (re)enter Mephali
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Re: Exit Methkaeki, (re)enter Mephali
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Re: Exit Methkaeki, (re)enter Mephali
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Re: Exit Methkaeki, (re)enter Mephali
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Re: Exit Methkaeki, (re)enter Mephali
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Re: Exit Methkaeki, (re)enter Mephali
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Re: Exit Methkaeki, (re)enter Mephali
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Re: Exit Methkaeki, (re)enter Mephali
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Re: Exit Methkaeki, (re)enter Mephali
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Re: Exit Methkaeki, (re)enter Mephali
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Re: Exit Methkaeki, (re)enter Mephali
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Re: Exit Methkaeki, (re)enter Mephali
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Fwd: Examples #5: Translate the One Ring poem
Fwd: Examples #5: Translate the One Ring poem
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Re: Fwd: Examples #5: Translate the One Ring poem
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grammar
Re: grammar
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is there a Latin-Chinese conlang?
is there a Latin-Chinese conlang?
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Re: is there a Latin-Chinese conlang?
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Re: is there a Latin-Chinese conlang?
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Re: is there a Latin-Chinese conlang?
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Re: is there a Latin-Chinese conlang?
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Re: is there a Latin-Chinese conlang?
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Re: is there a Latin-Chinese conlang?
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Jesse Bangs - hello?
Jesse Bangs - hello?
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Re: Jesse Bangs - hello?
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Re: Jesse Bangs - hello?
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Koryak Vowel harmony (was Re: DECAL: Examples #2: Phonotactics)
Koryak Vowel harmony (was Re: DECAL: Examples #2: Phonotactics)
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Re: Koryak Vowel harmony (was Re: DECAL: Examples #2: Phonotactics)
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Re: Koryak Vowel harmony (was Re: DECAL: Examples #2: Phonotactics)
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making/marking articles? Re Exit Methkaeki,
Re: making/marking articles? Re Exit Methkaeki,
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More Kash stuff (was Re: Naming Mythical creatures)
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Re: More Kash stuff (was Re: Naming Mythical creatures)
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mu for [N]
Re: mu for [N]
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mu for [N] (was: Koryak Vowel harmony)
mu for [N] (was: Koryak Vowel harmony)
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Re: mu for [N] (was: Koryak Vowel harmony)
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Re: mu for [N] (was: Koryak Vowel harmony)
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Re: mu for [N] (was: Koryak Vowel harmony)
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Re: mu for [N] (was: Koryak Vowel harmony)
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Re: mu for [N] (was: Koryak Vowel harmony)
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Re: mu for [N] (was: Koryak Vowel harmony)
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Re: mu for [N] (was: Koryak Vowel harmony)
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Re: mu for [N] (was: Koryak Vowel harmony)
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Re: mu for [N] (was: Koryak Vowel harmony)
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Re: mu for [N] (was: Koryak Vowel harmony)
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Re: mu for [N] (was: Koryak Vowel harmony)
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Re: mu for [N] (was: Koryak Vowel harmony)
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Naming Mythical creatures
Naming Mythical creatures
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Re: Naming Mythical creatures
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Re: Naming Mythical creatures
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Re: Naming Mythical creatures
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Re: Naming Mythical creatures
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Re: Naming Mythical creatures
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Re: Naming Mythical creatures
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Re: Naming Mythical creatures
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Re: Naming Mythical creatures
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Re: Naming Mythical creatures
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Re: Naming Mythical creatures
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Re: Naming Mythical creatures
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Re: Naming Mythical creatures
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Not purely isolating (was: Dropping Q and C)
Not purely isolating (was: Dropping Q and C)
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Orthography of palatalized consonants
Re: Orthography of palatalized consonants
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Re: Orthography of palatalized consonants
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Re: Orthography of palatalized consonants
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Re: Orthography of palatalized consonants
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OT: #conlang?
OT: #conlang?
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OT: CONCULTURE: Ayeri calendar again
OT: CONCULTURE: Ayeri calendar again
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Palatal vs. Palatalized (was Re: Orthography of palatalized consonants)
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politeness and quizzical questions
politeness and quizzical questions
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Senyecan Verb Idiom I
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Somali C
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Some isolating verb patterns
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Re: Some isolating verb patterns
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Re: Some isolating verb patterns
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Re: Some isolating verb patterns
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Re: Some isolating verb patterns
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Switch Systems and Relative Animacy
Switch Systems and Relative Animacy
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TECH: Backups
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TECH: Backups (Was: TECH: Reply-To headers (was: Tricky translations))
TECH: Backups (Was: TECH: Reply-To headers (was: Tricky translations))
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Re: TECH: Backups (Was: TECH: Reply-To headers (was: Tricky translations))
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TECH: Reply-To headers (was: Tricky translations)
TECH: Reply-To headers (was: Tricky translations)
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Re: TECH: Reply-To headers (was: Tricky translations)
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THEORY isolating & other typologies (was: THEORY: Ergativity and polypersonalism)
THEORY isolating & other typologies (was: THEORY: Ergativity and polypersonalism)
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THEORY: Ergativity and polypersonalism
THEORY: Ergativity and polypersonalism
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Re: THEORY: Ergativity and polypersonalism
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Re: THEORY: Ergativity and polypersonalism
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Re: THEORY: Ergativity and polypersonalism
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THEORY: French and polypersonalism
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THEORY: French and polypersonalism (was: THEORY: Ergativity and polypersonalism)
THEORY: French and polypersonalism (was: THEORY: Ergativity and polypersonalism)
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Theory: Hick (etc) accents - universals?
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THEORY: Is ASL a trigger language?
THEORY: Is ASL a trigger language?
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THEORY: Language tech & conlang survival
THEORY: Language tech & conlang survival
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THEORY: Polysynthetic languages - used in a sentence?
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Tricky translations
Tricky translations
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USAGE double written consonants (was: Orthography of palatalized consonants)
USAGE double written consonants (was: Orthography of palatalized consonants)
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USAGE: What happened to Anglo-Saxon letters? (was: Intro to Frankish)
USAGE: What happened to Anglo-Saxon letters? (was: Intro to Frankish)
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Re: USAGE: What happened to Anglo-Saxon letters? (was: Intro to Frankish)
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Re: USAGE: What happened to Anglo-Saxon letters? (was: Intro to Frankish)
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Re: USAGE: What happened to Anglo-Saxon letters? (was: Intro to Frankish)
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Re: USAGE: What happened to Anglo-Saxon letters? (was: Intro to Frankish)
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what is "vl-vd" ? (was Re Exit Methkaeki, (re)enter Mephali
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Re: what is "vl-vd" ? (was Re Exit Methkaeki, (re)enter Mephali
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Workshops Review #02, 2005
Workshops Review #02, 2005
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