08-20-2015, 01:17 PM
Interesting that "r-' " is the word "the", it makes sense that the word would develop that way (sonically), in a culture. Good idea.
So "castle" is just "castle", but "the castle" is "r-'castle", it feels like natural speech - a short syllable to denote a specific one instead of a general idea.
So "castle" is just "castle", but "the castle" is "r-'castle", it feels like natural speech - a short syllable to denote a specific one instead of a general idea.
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