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Sungdin is the name I gave to the proto-language that gave birth to the [[Bodzvokhan language|Bodzvokhan]] language. It's not fully developed, but there is a method for deriving words from the roots of this proto-language. Sungdin is reconstructed without vowels, with modern vowels having arisen as a result of their contact with a number of different consonants.
Sungdin is the name I gave to the proto-language that gave birth to the [[Bodzvokhan language|Bodzvokhan]] language. It's not fully developed, but there is a method for deriving words from the roots of this proto-language. Sungdin is reconstructed without vowels, with modern vowels having arisen as a result of their contact with a number of different consonants.
* [[Sungdin Vocabulary|Vocabulary]]
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Sungdin is the name I gave to the proto-language that gave birth to the Bodzvokhan language. It's not fully developed, but there is a method for deriving words from the roots of this proto-language. Sungdin is reconstructed without vowels, with modern vowels having arisen as a result of their contact with a number of different consonants.