User:Cedh audmanh

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

Akana

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).

Languages

• Ronc Tyu - my latest project: an isolating tonal language with serial verb constructions, created for the 2014 Reconstruction Relay.
• 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 descendant 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.
• Omari and Hkətl’ohnim - my contributions to the 2011/2012 Reconstruction Relay, both of them highly synthetic and with complex morphophonologies.

Language sketches and unfinished contributions

• Tsemehkiooni - an 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).
• Proto-Mbingmik - the beginnings of an isolating a priori language inspired by Khmer and French, intended to serve as the basis for a new language family.
• Munnaaqiú - the beginnings of a Núalís-Takuña language, aesthetically influenced by Inuktitut.
• 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 (descended from Fáralo).
• Cəssın - another Fáralo descendant (which has been worked out in some more detail), featuring vowel harmony and agglutinative verbs.
• Kuyʔūn - a daughter of Adāta with heavy Habeo influence.
• Lotoka - a Peninsular language with quite a number of cases and voices.

Project presentation

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

• Zebia. Another collaborative conworld which was started in 2007 but abandoned shortly afterwards. Among other contributions, I made a physical map and a climate map of the continent Trita for this project.
• My yet unnamed sketch for a descendant of Proto-Indo-European (2008). A project that I will most certainly return to one day, though that may still take a while.
• I'm the one who designed the current FrathWiki logo.

Conlang Relay participation

Conlang Relay 21

Ring 1: TIAL → Buruya Nzaysa — torch (2013-10-28)

Ring 2: Kgáweq’ → Tmaśareʔ — torch (2013-11-24)

CBB Conlang Relay IV

Omlűt → Farwo n-Abebbu — torch (2013-10-27)

Tumblr Conlang Relay 3 (TCR3)

Fragment 1: Fasime → Farwo n-Abebbu — torch (2013-06-17)

Fragment 2: Shibai → Buruya Nzaysa — torch (2013-06-02)

Fragment 3: Anikele → Doayâu — torch (2013-05-30)

Fragment 4: Anikele → Ndok Aisô — torch (2013-05-28)

Fragment 5: Anikele → Tmaśareʔ — torch (2013-06-09)

Fragment 6: Fasime → Proto-Mbingmik — torch (2013-06-21)

LCC5 Relay

sodna-lɛni → Buruya Nzaysa — torch • video (2013-04-05)

Conlingual Telephone VII

Jan12 → Buruya Nzaysa — torch (2013-03-01)

Conlang Relay 20

Alurhsa → Doayâu — torch (2013-02-10)

CBB Conlang Relay I

Maxédri → Buruya Nzaysa — torch (2012-09-03)

Conlang Relay 19

Ring 1: Mev Pailom → Buruya Nzaysa — torch (2012-06-24)

Ring 2: Ithkuil → Tmaśareʔ — torch (2012-05-21)

Conlingual Telephone VI

High Eolic → Doayâu — torch (2011-12-11)

Conlingual Telephone V

Kannow → Tmaśareʔ — torch (2011-07-17)

LCC4 Relay

Ayeri → Tmaśareʔ — torch (2011-04-09)

Conlang Relay 18

Ring A: West Germanic → Doayâu — torch (2010-12-29)

Ring B: Feayran → Buruya Nzaysa — torch (2011-01-22)

Ring C: Prevli → Cəssın — torch (2011-02-06)

Conlang Relay 17

Ring C: Lhenazi → Buruya Nzaysa — torch (2010-02-24)

Ring D: Silindion → Ndok Aisô — torch (2010-03-07)