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: ''unknown'' → [http://akana.conlang.org/wiki/Buruya_Nzaysa Buruya Nzaysa] — [[Conlang Relay 19/Buruya Nzaysa|torch]]
: ''unknown'' → [http://akana.conlang.org/wiki/Buruya_Nzaysa Buruya Nzaysa] — [[Conlang Relay 19/Buruya Nzaysa|torch]]
; [http://www.kneequickie.com/kq/Conlingual_Telephone/CLT_VI Conlingual Telephone VI]
; [http://www.kneequickie.com/kq/Conlingual_Telephone/CLT_VI Conlingual Telephone VI]
: [http://jonafras.conlang.org High Eolic] → [http://akana.conlang.org/wiki/Doayâu Doayâu] — ''[http://www.kneequickie.com/kq/Conlingual_Telephone/CLT_VI/Doay%C3%A2u torch]''
: [http://jonafras.conlang.org High Eolic] → [http://akana.conlang.org/wiki/Doayâu Doayâu] — [http://www.kneequickie.com/kq/Conlingual_Telephone/CLT_VI/Doay%C3%A2u torch]
; [http://www.kneequickie.com/kq/Conlingual_Telephone/CLT_V Conlingual Telephone V]
; [http://www.kneequickie.com/kq/Conlingual_Telephone/CLT_V Conlingual Telephone V]
: [http://www.kneequickie.com/kq/Kannow Kannow] → [http://akana.conlang.org/wiki/Tmaśareʔ Tmaśareʔ] — [http://akana.conlang.org/wiki/Tmaśareʔ#Fire_and_water torch]
: [http://www.kneequickie.com/kq/Kannow Kannow] → [http://akana.conlang.org/wiki/Tmaśareʔ Tmaśareʔ] — [http://akana.conlang.org/wiki/Tmaśareʔ#Fire_and_water torch]

Revision as of 14:00, 18 June 2012

cedh audmanh a.k.a. Jan Strasser or simply Cedh. http://audmanh.wordpress.com/author/


Akana

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My main project is the collaborative conworld Akana, where most of my conlangs are situated. (Details and up-to-date info about the Akana project can be found at the AkanaWiki).

  • Buruya Nzaysa‎ - an Edastean language descended from Ndak Ta, spoken in the trading town of Buruya. Mostly isolating, but with polypersonal agreement on auxiliary verbs.
  • Ndok Aisô - another descendant of Ndak Ta, spoken in Lasomo (developed in cooperation with Dunomapuka).
  • Tmaśareʔ - a daughter of Proto-Western, with noun incorporation and some unusual consonant clusters, created in the context of the 2nd Diachronics Relay.
  • Doayâu - A Coastal Western language with a Lukpanic substrate.
  • Cəssın - a descendant of Fáralo, featuring vowel harmony and complex verbal morphology.
  • Kuyʔūn - a daughter of Adāta with heavy Habeo influence.
  • Lotoka - a Peninsular language with quite a number of cases and voices.
  • Language sketches and unfinished contributions to the Akana project:
    • Fu Pitão - a sketch of the Lukpanic dialect spoken in Kpitamoa, used as a substrate for Doayâu.
    • Farwo n-Abebbu - a sketch of the Namɨdu dialect spoken in Abebbu.
    • Munnaaqiú - the beginnings of a Núalís-Takuña language, aesthetically influenced by Inuktitut.
    • Tsemehkiooni - my main a priori conlanging project, inspired by typological features of various Native North American languages. I'm documenting the creation process of this language on my blog [+resonant] in the form of a language creation tutorial (in German).
    • Omari and Hkətl’ohnim - my contributions to the 2011/2012 Reconstruction Relay.


I have given a talk about the Akana project at the LCC4 conference in Groningen (NL) in May 2011 (together with Tam Blaxter).


Other projects


Conlang Relay participation

Conlang Relay 19
IthkuilTmaśareʔtorch
unknownBuruya Nzaysatorch
Conlingual Telephone VI
High EolicDoayâutorch
Conlingual Telephone V
KannowTmaśareʔtorch
LCC4 Relay
AyeriTmaśareʔtorch
Conlang Relay 18
Ring A: West GermanicDoayâutorch
Ring B: FeayranBuruya Nzaysatorch
Ring C: PrevliCəssıntorch
Conlang Relay 17
Ring C: LhenaziBuruya Nzaysatorch
Ring D: SilindionNdok Aisôtorch