I was trying to figure it out but.... how if do we replace letters? like hp, ht, hk => ph, th, kh? I think there's a simpler way to do this but I just can't find 😓
What you're looking for is called metathesis, which indeed is supported by lexurgy. It essentially functions by giving each segment an index, and them reordering the segments however you want by their indexes (more info here: www.meamoria.com/lexurgy/html/sc-tutorial.html#gemination-and-metathesis, I'll probably make a video about that at some point): here would be the rule you are looking for metathesis: h$1 @stop$2 => $2 $1 # Note that the index has to be after a $ sign for it to register as an index Hope this helps!
This is surprisingly complicated because you have to define a stressed and unstressed syllable. If you are a begginger and just starting out, I'd make a diacritic that suffixes onto the vowels, which acts like a stress rule. Idk if I showed diacrtics here, so if not refer to this link: www.meamoria.com/lexurgy/html/sc-tutorial.html#diacritics
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I was trying to figure it out but.... how if do we replace letters? like hp, ht, hk => ph, th, kh? I think there's a simpler way to do this but I just can't find 😓
What you're looking for is called metathesis, which indeed is supported by lexurgy. It essentially functions by giving each segment an index, and them reordering the segments however you want by their indexes (more info here: www.meamoria.com/lexurgy/html/sc-tutorial.html#gemination-and-metathesis, I'll probably make a video about that at some point):
here would be the rule you are looking for
metathesis:
h$1 @stop$2 => $2 $1
# Note that the index has to be after a $ sign for it to register as an index
Hope this helps!
Class @cons {p, h, t, k, f}
@cons$1 @cons$2 => $2 $1
how do we add more than one environment? for example, if "a" => * / _ $ and $ _, how do we write that? if this was already mentioned i missed it lol
I forgot to mention that, you can put it in the {}, so for your example would be a => * / {$ _, _ $}
@@eggglord oh dam thanks
What about the website's examples?
The example that was showcased in this video is linked in the description
How do I apply this sound change in unstressed syllables? tVk => dʒ
This is surprisingly complicated because you have to define a stressed and unstressed syllable. If you are a begginger and just starting out, I'd make a diacritic that suffixes onto the vowels, which acts like a stress rule. Idk if I showed diacrtics here, so if not refer to this link: www.meamoria.com/lexurgy/html/sc-tutorial.html#diacritics