... Cool! I know very little (to avoid saying: nothing) about runes, but I like what I see. Anything written in runica? Perhaps these runes were used by the...
... I like ... Yes, I am going to fabricate some artifacts, some "photos" of those stellas and some birch bark texts too. But later on... ... Might be, may be...
Hello, ... That is positively cool! And _cirth_-y - note how turning the vowel upside down makes it nasal, &c. BTW many letters look as if they could be...
Dobryj den' vsim! I'm a newcomer (been lurking for a few months), with a pair of questions for everyone. First, and straightforwardly, where do you all get...
... Yes, I just took futhark and my fantasy and recasted it little bit as might be the Slavs "did". ... like Xrabr was to write about syncretics like Nashinaci...
Hello Pavel! Almost two years ago, you wrote in a message to Conlang: "In the con-history, the Slavs moved to the eastern Baltic region in late fourth century....
... I also stole that idea! Lucus' Vinland has no less than twelve thrídjungar (locally pronounced ['hri:uka:]), which is even weirder than the situation in...
... How nice! I didn't know about these maps. And I must admit that I never heard about the town Skuodas either. Do you have more stuff like that around? ... ...
... [snip] Have you thought about the early history in relation to Vozgians and Nashinaci? Were Skuodians the same migration wave, but stopped "half- way"? Jan...
... That should be ['hri:yu~ka:]! /BP 8^) -- B.Philip Jonsson mailto:melrochX@... (delete X) ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~__ A...
... More like the ridings of Canada, where "riding" means "local parliamentary district", and has nothing to do with the number of them. -- John Cowan...
... Actually, shame on me but I've no idea... Do you mean the amount of starts on the US or European flag? Jan ===== "If you think you are too small to make a...
Hello, ... Nope :) Ireland was divided into four parts (Ulster, Connacht, Leinster, Munster) but each part was called a _coiced_, .i. a fifth. One may meet the...
Hello, ... Of course, I put them up in response to your question :-) ... Neither did I, until I looked that part of Lithuania up on the map. ... Well, here's a...
... Okay, but that was *before* you started working on the language, wasn't it? Although, do you remember that I discovered the town of Vozhega *after* I had ...
... Ah, that explains everything! ... Dear, I had completely forgotten about that message. No wonder: a search in the archives for "Skuodian" won't turn it up,...
Hello! The exclamation mark in the subject line may be overkill, but nevertheless I'd like to proudly present to you the beginning of a Vozgian website: ...
... I've just given a glance at the site. All I can say, I'm impressed. Deeply impressed. Classics. ... It will need a deeper invetsigation. Anyway, I'm not a...
... Thank you! :)) ... Hmm, personally I like it. ... A good suggestion. I will do that. The only problem with this font is that it seems to lack o-ogonek, a...
... Great! Keep it up! BTW some Skuodian dialects have an extended case system too. What seems cool to me, they are apparent only on the nouns - the...
... Thanks, I'll do my best. :) ... I have certainly consider that possibility. The reason I choose differently was that it would rather be a locative with a...
... May I propose Gentium, which is very beautiful. <http://scripts.sil.org/gentium> It now also includes beautiful Cyrillic letters. The only drawback is that...
... I just discovered that Gentium's set of Cyrillic letters is, alas, not complete. I have som suggestions about the orthography (or course). 1) Have you...
... Which IMO is quite a serious drawback. I use boldface a lot for accentuation. ... Which I another drawback. But actually, I am quite satisfied with Yitzik ...
... We already had heavy disputes concerning Vozgian spelling in Marcg 2003. I strongly recommend visit the archives. Most of what you see is the result of ...
... Because an ASCII friendly transliteration is typically used in email, which typically is viewed in a font like Courier. ... I know, but it always seemed...