9d is the latest distraction fom other projects. It's a variation of the old 9-phoneme challenge. In this case, the phonemes are /p t k h s n r e o/. I'm cheating slightly by using an unwritten /a/ as well. But since /a/ is generated automatically by rules, I don't count it. The rules are:
1. 0 > a / (p, t, k, h) __ C
2. 0 > a / C __ (s, n, r)
3. 0 > a / C __ C#
4. 0 > a / #C __ C
Both syntax and morphology are AVP/VS. I'm borrowing the aspect type system from my previous distraction, my OV/OS sketch (not yet posted here). Basically, the aspect is unmarked when it matches the verb's aspect type (stative, progressive, perfective, or retrospective/perfect; prospective and semelfactive are always marked).
1. 0 > a / (p, t, k, h) __ C
2. 0 > a / C __ (s, n, r)
3. 0 > a / C __ C#
4. 0 > a / #C __ C
Both syntax and morphology are AVP/VS. I'm borrowing the aspect type system from my previous distraction, my OV/OS sketch (not yet posted here). Basically, the aspect is unmarked when it matches the verb's aspect type (stative, progressive, perfective, or retrospective/perfect; prospective and semelfactive are always marked).