#haughòf

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Introduction to Nulisü

During the sixth season of LangTime Studio we created a language for beavers: Nulisü. Of the six LTS languages we've created thus far, the beaver language is probably the closest to a language we'd enjoy using. It's very minimally inflecting and has a nice, light phonology. It features nasal vowels and voiceless nasals and a couple opposite rounding vowels, but otherwise nice and neat. Very nice language!

The sixth episode of our seventh season is streaming in 30 minutes! We're creating a language for foxes—an a posteriori language utilizing the proto-language for a dog language Haughòf. If you'd like to watch, you can tune in here:

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Today's Lexember word from Sovála comes from our dog language Haughòf. The most basic form of attack is a melee attack, and the word for this from Haughòf is a compound of the verbs "to scratch" and "to bite". The result is uaghḅae.

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Introduction to Haughòf

After taking a week off, LangTime Studio is back with episode 705 today at 2 p.m. Pacific! You can watch us here:

LangTime Studio, Episode 705

Season 7, Episode 5 of LangTime Studio, where we create a language live on our stream. In this episode we

In honor of our fifth season 7 episode, an introduction to our season 5 dog language Haughòf. It is...something. And now its palatal sounds are spelled with <y>'s while Tpaalha's are spelled with acute accents, and it's wild that the schwa is spelled with a grave accent despite being [+ATR], but despite all that, there it is! This season we're using the proto-language of Haughòf to build a new language for our foxes, since they are supposed to be sister languages. It's been fun so far!

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Today's Lexember glyph from Sovála comes from our dog language Haughòf. Their main fighting class tends to use some sort of club to bonk other critters with, and Haughòf has a really good word for a bonker: gankò. It derives from "bash stick".

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Today's Lexember word from Sovála comes from our dog language Haughòf. For the last three days of Lexember we'll be translating the title of relevant word for the game's title: Sovála: The Battle of the Blood Water. We're using Haughòf to illustrate a word for "battle". In this case, a battle in Haughòf is a thing where you gather and growl, thus a battle is amùghù: a gather-n'-growl.

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Today's Lexember glyph from Sovála comes from the dog language Haughòf. The dogs are known for their martial prowess, and one of their main classes is the defender class. One of their defenders is the khvùkhte "soldier". Etymologically, a soldier is one who stands and growls.

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Today's Lexember word comes from our dog language Haughòf. The Haughòf word for "dog" is bram. The confederated dog clans are masters of combat, though not always the most level-headed decision makers.

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Yesterday’s entry was khvùghù (“to guard, defend, protect”). Adding the agentive suffix to that verb creates khvùkhte, which means “soldier, guard.” Our dog soldiers of Sovála now have a word for their position!