Dungeon Mastery: Developing a Language...

 

Lets start off with some basic objects. Feather, Chalk, and Needle. Linguistically they are:

Object       Phonetic Rule
                   Prefix        Suffix         Origin

Feather        Sa-                              Male Lang.

Chalk           Ch-              -ku           Female Lang.

Needle         Ne-              -du           Femal Lang.

'Feather' in the form Sa- is always a Prefix.

'Chalk' is Ch- as a Prefix, but it is -ku in suffix.

'Needle' is Ne- in Prefix, and -du in  Suffix.

Linguistically we can build the following words:

Phonetic Build

• Sa-du             
• Sa-ku         
• Ch-ku             
• Ch-du
• Ne-du
• Ne-ku

Sa-du means 'sew feathers'. It might mean to make (feather cloak, bedding, soft), Soften, depress, push down, hold down, Depressed, Sad.

Ne-ku means 'engrave chalk'. It could mean engrave, scratch, harm, cut, gouge, wound, dig, excavate.

Ch-du means 'chalk needle'. It might mean to draw a line, make needle (white, white-hot, sterile, clean).

Ch-ku means 'to gather chalk'. It 
Might mean to Mine, collect, gather to draw/write, learn/teach, a School/Mine, Gather (non-violent), work together.

Ne-du means 'to gather needles'. similar to ch-ku, it can mean learn to sew, gather for violence, fight, conflict.

Sa-ku means 'to chalk feather'. It might mean snow, winter, to get old, camoflague, conceal, hide.

So the primitive language develops.

100% U: 

50% D, K, U: -du, -ku

33% A, E, C, H, N, S, D, K, U: Sa-, Ne-, Ch-, Saku, Neku, Chku, Sadu, Nedu, Chdu

Conclusion: females are U linguistic group before sharing with males. Then language begins to develop.