What do you call this?
From: | Steg Belsky <draqonfayir@...> |
Date: | Tuesday, July 29, 2003, 2:09 |
Heyall,
so i'm trying to get back to work on my long-neglected Rokbeigalmki
website, and i've run up to a problem.
I'm up to a point where i'm discussing the Subject-Tense complexes, but i
don't know what to call part of them.
What do you call a word like "yes" "no" and "maybe"?
As in, 'subject-tense complexes are made out of a pronoun, a tense vowel
or few, and an optional _______'.
ex. AZIIZA'NYIH- "i will not be (verb)-ing"
AZ = i
II = future
A = immediate
NYIH = negative
The things that can fit in the slot i need a name for are TIH (yes), NYIH
(no), and KIH (maybe); they're short forms of the equivalent independent
words TIHNG, NYENG, and KAANG.
thanks!
-Stephen (Steg)
"I wouldn't care about my spirits if my legs weren't so tired.
Slugs are lucky not to have legs. I think I'll be a slug."
~ 'watership down' by richard adams
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