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The Historical Linguistics Thread (2014-09-26 21:26:55) :
Dhok, I'd love to see any spreadsheets you are working on, that sounds pretty cool.
Dhok, I'd love to see any spreadsheets you are working on, that sounds pretty cool.
owned by Morrígan, last edited 2014-09-26 21:26:55.
The Historical Linguistics Thread (2014-09-26 19:06:26) :
I will be reference the inflection classes where they are noted in texts. For LIV, that means all the verbs in LIV.
I will be reference the inflection classes where they are noted in texts. For LIV, that means all the verbs in LIV.
owned by Morrígan, last edited 2014-09-26 19:06:26.
Reference Wiki Discussion/Collaboration Thread (2014-09-26 13:34:22) :
You say
no bro can
defeat thee
but I
am no bro
come at me
You say
no bro can
defeat thee
but I
am no bro
come at me
owned by Morrígan, last edited 2014-09-26 13:34:22.
The Historical Linguistics Thread (2014-09-26 13:31:37) :
So, right now I'll probably be working from LIV, Lubotsky's Indo-Aryan lexicon, that Mallory and Adams book that I have, some Beekes, and possibly also Masatovic's Celtic etymological dictionary (which I'm pretty sure I also have).
Unfortunately, this does mean developing a lexicographic ontology, but I'm confident that I have enough experience for this. Basically, I'll start by putting thins in spreadsheets with the semantic data schema in mind, and then transform it to RDF.
F...
So, right now I'll probably be working from LIV, Lubotsky's Indo-Aryan lexicon, that Mallory and Adams book that I have, some Beekes, and possibly also Masatovic's Celtic etymological dictionary (which I'm pretty sure I also have).
Unfortunately, this does mean developing a lexicographic ontology, but I'm confident that I have enough experience for this. Basically, I'll start by putting thins in spreadsheets with the semantic data schema in mind, and then transform it to RDF.
F...
owned by Morrígan, last edited 2014-09-26 13:31:37.
The Historical Linguistics Thread (2014-09-26 09:37:11) :
(╯ಠ益ಠ)╯︵ [ɓuıɥʇλɹəʌə]
(╯ಠ益ಠ)╯︵ [ɓuıɥʇλɹəʌə]
owned by Morrígan, last edited 2014-09-26 09:37:11.
The Historical Linguistics Thread (2014-09-26 09:14:28) :
EVERYTHING.
I'm gonna do the thing I did with the earlier version of the composite lexicon, only better.
EVERYTHING.
I'm gonna do the thing I did with the earlier version of the composite lexicon, only better.
owned by Morrígan, last edited 2014-09-26 09:14:28.
Revolutionary Derailment Thread for Make Benefit Glorious Nation of Anthologica (2014-09-25 08:48:53) :
Not mine.
Not mine.
owned by Morrígan, last edited 2014-09-25 08:48:53.
The Historical Linguistics Thread (2014-09-24 09:34:42) :
Awesome, thanks. I was not familiar with that site.
I'm working on finally building the unified PIE lexicon in RDF with citations back to the original texts.
Awesome, thanks. I was not familiar with that site.
I'm working on finally building the unified PIE lexicon in RDF with citations back to the original texts.
owned by Morrígan, last edited 2014-09-24 09:34:42.
The Historical Linguistics Thread (2014-09-23 21:30:05) :
Kind of on-topic:
Any one have (or have access to) a PDF of [i]Lexikon der indogermanischen Verben[/i] (H Rix, M Kümmel)?
I sort of need it.
Kind of on-topic:
Any one have (or have access to) a PDF of [i]Lexikon der indogermanischen Verben[/i] (H Rix, M Kümmel)?
I sort of need it.
owned by Morrígan, last edited 2014-09-23 21:30:05.
Revolutionary Derailment Thread for Make Benefit Glorious Nation of Anthologica (2014-09-23 09:02:04) :
Nearly all of my skirts have pockets and I am sure that the gods have blessed me.
Nearly all of my skirts have pockets and I am sure that the gods have blessed me.
owned by Morrígan, last edited 2014-09-23 09:02:04.
Metathesis - Beta Update :
https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B0yPt9F6jiAbWWhqNk1zZmIxVVk/edit?usp=sharing
README is here https://github.com/sfmorrigan/toolbox-sca
You can now use indices on variables as well as vanilla backrefs. For example
[code]
C = p t k
G = b d g
N = m n
CN > $2$G1
[/code]
lets you do both metathesis of plosives and nasals, but also change [tt]C > G[/tt] in a single rule. You actually can't use parentheses here, but it might be a goo...
https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B0yPt9F6jiAbWWhqNk1zZmIxVVk/edit?usp=sharing
README is here https://github.com/sfmorrigan/toolbox-sca
You can now use indices on variables as well as vanilla backrefs. For example
[code]
C = p t k
G = b d g
N = m n
CN > $2$G1
[/code]
lets you do both metathesis of plosives and nasals, but also change [tt]C > G[/tt] in a single rule. You actually can't use parentheses here, but it might be a goo...
owned by Morrígan, last edited 2014-09-21 23:01:01.
Sound Change Appliers (2014-09-21 18:47:33) :
Yeah, that looks right.
Also note, however, that some aspects of error reporting with respect to the new functionality might not be very good.
Yeah, that looks right.
Also note, however, that some aspects of error reporting with respect to the new functionality might not be very good.
owned by Morrígan, last edited 2014-09-21 18:47:33.
Metathesis - Beta :
https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B0yPt9F6jiAbc3Q3M2tEclZ4MWs/edit?usp=sharing
I changed the way that rules are parsed and applied, and got all of the unit tests working. Right now, you should be able to do metathesis like [code]CN > $2$1[/code] in order to reverse the order of two segments. You can also do longer-distance things like [code]CVN > $3V$1[/code] which will swap [tt]C[/tt] and [tt]N[/tt] but leave [tt]V[/tt]; the statement [tt]CVN > $3$2$1[/tt] is equivalent in this...
https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B0yPt9F6jiAbc3Q3M2tEclZ4MWs/edit?usp=sharing
I changed the way that rules are parsed and applied, and got all of the unit tests working. Right now, you should be able to do metathesis like [code]CN > $2$1[/code] in order to reverse the order of two segments. You can also do longer-distance things like [code]CVN > $3V$1[/code] which will swap [tt]C[/tt] and [tt]N[/tt] but leave [tt]V[/tt]; the statement [tt]CVN > $3$2$1[/tt] is equivalent in this...
owned by Morrígan, last edited 2014-09-21 13:56:33.
happiness thread (2014-09-18 21:19:44) :
Yassss, good choice.
Yassss, good choice.
owned by Morrígan, last edited 2014-09-18 21:19:44.
happiness thread (2014-09-18 14:52:51) :
I no, I guess I did; I never got past the gate at the Anvil.
I no, I guess I did; I never got past the gate at the Anvil.
owned by Morrígan, last edited 2014-09-18 14:52:51.
happiness thread (2014-09-18 13:28:21) :
I don't think I ever got past the glass city.
I don't think I ever got past the glass city.
owned by Morrígan, last edited 2014-09-18 13:28:21.
happiness thread (2014-09-18 11:00:08) :
Good news, I got my paperwork filed with the court clerk, and got my notice over to the law journal to be published next week. Just gotta wait for that affidavit to come in.
Good news, I got my paperwork filed with the court clerk, and got my notice over to the law journal to be published next week. Just gotta wait for that affidavit to come in.
owned by Morrígan, last edited 2014-09-18 11:00:08.
Area of fictional landmasses (2014-09-16 17:34:40) :
Oh. It used to be worse? Because that right there is what I'm talking about.
Oh. It used to be worse? Because that right there is what I'm talking about.
owned by Morrígan, last edited 2014-09-16 17:34:40.
Area of fictional landmasses (2014-09-16 12:59:53) :
Even cropping in MS Paint is agonizing.
Even cropping in MS Paint is agonizing.
owned by Morrígan, last edited 2014-09-16 12:59:53.
Maps (2014-09-16 10:32:18) :
Almost certainly not. The main reason to doubt the Solutrian hypothesis at this point is that the DNA of the Clovis child that was found shows strong affinities to Siberian and other American populations and none at all to populations of Old Europe.
Almost certainly not. The main reason to doubt the Solutrian hypothesis at this point is that the DNA of the Clovis child that was found shows strong affinities to Siberian and other American populations and none at all to populations of Old Europe.
owned by Morrígan, last edited 2014-09-16 10:32:18.
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