[Spellyans] difasya
Herbie Blackburn
kevin.blackburn1 at ntlworld.com
Wed Oct 6 17:56:46 BST 2010
In fact nance has Dyfacya too in 1955 Cornish-English version. Facye and
Facie in P.C.
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Herbie
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From: spellyans-bounces at kernowek.net [mailto:spellyans-bounces at kernowek.net]
On Behalf Of Eddie Climo
Sent: 06 October 2010 17:46
To: Standard Cornish discussion list
Subject: Re: [Spellyans] difasya
Nance 1938 has 'facya', and Williams 2006 gives 'facya, dyfacya, dyfacys',
which all seem acceptable to me.
Eddie Foirbeis Climo
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On 6 Hed 2010, at 15:09, Michael Everson wrote:
The spelling "difasya", wherever it comes from, would be pronounced
[d?'fæzj?] or [d?'fæ??] according to our rules. We would not spell the first
segment "di" either, as that would violate the principled distribution of
"i" and "y" that we use.
For "de" versus "dy" I believe the latter is the typical form in Cornish,
though an exhaustive listing of this type of word would be interesting if
someone would like to compile one.
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