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Basic Vocabulary for Philologists (2014-10-17 20:53:29) :
I do have the raw version of that as a spreadsheet, I'll try to find the original and post it.
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Basic Vocabulary for Philologists (2014-10-17 20:52:33) :
Yeah, sorry, it is the verbs one.

[https://drive.google.com/folderview?id=0B0yPt9F6jiAbdXFWMll5UzkxTDA&usp=drive_web | I have these PDFs]
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Basic Vocabulary for Philologists (2014-10-17 20:28:56) :
I have Beekes; it should be easy to use the index to build a new version of the spreadsheet. I used the Indo-Iranian dictionary too; Celtic might be based heavily on Masatovic, I've not been on that site in a while. I have a PDF of that book though.
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happiness thread (2014-10-17 19:34:11) :
Or bi. I might be guilty of contributing to bisexual erasure here. *shame*

Not that it's really any of my business.
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Basic Vocabulary for Philologists (2014-10-17 19:30:19) :
And responded to it this morning. I think using a master index is probably the way to go, after more consideration. The only downside is if there are dupes in the old master lexicon (there are).
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happiness thread (2014-10-17 18:38:15) :
I dunno, I just feel like I've seen some cool, important lesbians wearing black blazers and denim and stuff. Like, Ellen Page I guess.

If I had a side-buzz, it would work better. Either that or that's the most [i]hipster[/i] outfit I've ever worn.
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happiness thread (2014-10-17 17:04:16) :
I need to learn how to do more things with my hair, and get brighter fluorescent lights to use for shooting, and possible some kind of tripod mount for positioning them.

Also, I like how that all-black outfit might actually be the most lesbian outfit I've ever come up with.
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Kala grammar (2014-10-17 15:26:46) :
Yeah that's cool. I was actually not even thinking of something quite as detailed, but that's great way to show the morphological information.
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happiness thread (2014-10-17 14:41:02) :
Ok I did it.

[i][http://wizardsnewclothes.tumblr.com/ | Among Others][/i]
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happiness thread (2014-10-17 13:30:20) :
That's probably even more than just a groaner.
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happiness thread (2014-10-17 13:06:25) :
Now I have to figure out what to call it...

And no, I've never needed to deal with Debian kernel stuff.
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Kala grammar (2014-10-17 13:04:00) :
Basically, just a template of where morphemes go in the verb complex, like

[table][tr]
[td][box]Past Prefix[/box][/td]
[td][box]Agent Agreement Marker[/box][/td]
[td][box]Aspect Prefix[/box][/td]
[td][box]{Tense Stem}[/box][/td]
[td][box]Modal Suffix[/box][/td]
[td][box]Patient Agreement Marker[/box][/td]
[/tr][/table]

It's kind of good way to get an overview of what things might be marked on the verb. Obviously, it's more helpful for language which ...
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Kala grammar (2014-10-17 12:23:49) :
It looks good, I haven't seen anything else that's really unclear. I'd suggest thinking about laying out the verbs a little differently, maybe just showing a template for all of the possible morphemes in order (the verb seems moderately synthetic).
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happiness thread (2014-10-17 10:05:42) :
[image:http://33.media.tumblr.com/a4bc8bda18d220eb154269ca74023465/tumblr_ndkkxd27Sy1sl2rvto1_1280.jpg | width: 366px; height: 613px;]
Gratuitous. I need to start a fashion blog for real.
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Grrr Thread (2014-10-17 10:01:30) :
Only when they are jerks. If more of them were sweet and empathetic and well groomed, I would maybe have sex with them some times.
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Grrr Thread (2014-10-16 23:20:02) :
OH fuck, color blindness is x-linked, but the second copy prevents it from expressing (typically) in persons with 46XX karyotype. There do not seem to be any common Y-linked traits, probably by the Y chromosome is a giant piece of garbage.
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Kala grammar (2014-10-16 14:09:58) :
TBH, I've never been 100% clear on the meaning of "free variation"; I always thought that meant unconditioned, but I feel that I've seen it used in a way which excluded that possibility.

After doing some quick searching, it seems that my initial impression is correct, and that it does count as allophony; that sort of basic thing is probably better to put in the inventory, since there isn't much to it. Save conditioned allophony for the allophony section itself.
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Kala grammar (2014-10-16 13:47:59) :
Yeah, I just mean that the passage could be read to suggest that <s> represents the phoneme /s/ in some positions and /ʃ/ in others, but I assume the intention is that /s/ occurs as [ʃ] in most positions but as [s] in others.
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Kala grammar (2014-10-16 13:40:29) :
[quote]Both ”s” & ”ts” are /ʃ/ and /tʃ/ respectively, unless immediately preceded or followed by one another, then ”s” is always /s/ and ”ts” is always /tʃ/.[/quote]
I presumed the second one is a typo. Also, since this is a section on allophony, it looks like the // vs [] use is wrong, unless the 'alternation' is actually based on a weird orthographic convention.
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Kala grammar (2014-10-16 12:52:12) :
// instead of [] in a bunch of places

In the Allophony section, the description of [b]s[/b] and [b]ts[/b] is kind of vague. Like, [b]ts[/b] is /tʃ/ except when it's /tʃ/. Also, does [b]s[/b] become [s] when there is a /ts/ in an adjacent syllable?
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