The Hypothetical Linguist

I'm currently taking a class on New Testament Greek, and in margin doodles in my notes for the class, I started playing around with the ...

The ancestors of the imperials came first to the marshy coasts of what later became Sueldon. This is reflected in the Paiodd word for ‘city’...

Paiodd has what I call verbal and nominal inflections, differing in both the quality of the root vowel and the voicing of the final consona...

It's been a while, but since this topic came up again on one of the facebook conlanging groups, I thought I'd fire up the old blogsp...

Here's the third installment of my blog series on using SIL's Fieldworks Language Explorer for recording, organizing, and developing...

This video features a general overview of what FLEx has to offer, and some thoughts on how they can be useful for conlangers. Check it out h...

I hope that this posts and others in the series will be helpful to fellow conlangers. I've been using SIL's FLEx to keep track of my...