Hey guys, I was talking with a friend today about music theory and different chord construction and a question came up that neither of us had a good answer for. Here is what we were wondering. We both understood a minor 6 chord to be root, minor third 5 and major 6. So then what is a chord that has a minor third and a minor 6? We kind of thought of a minor augmented chord but weren't sure if that was a thing. Is it even possible to have an augmented chord with a minor third? What if it also had a perfect 5th (not that that would necessarily sound the best) Or is this chord usually thought of as an inversion of a different chord? Or is there a totally different answer to this? Sorry for the rambling this question was really bugging me. If anyone knows the answer to this I would really appreciate it.