Re: Sketch of Falwan
From: | Christopher B Wright <faceloran@...> |
Date: | Friday, April 5, 2002, 15:51 |
Jesse Bangs sekalge
>A monster indeed. What is the *orthography* based on, by God?
For the most part, I gave the strange values the nearest English forms.
When there was nothing close, I used a random letter.
>What possessed you to make {i} be [{]? That's just perverse. And {w}
>has four values? I'm apalled.
Two sets of two interchangeable values. That mitigates it at least
partially.
>The mushing, however, sounds very interesting. I'd like to see more on
>that (since it's at least reasonably naturalistic).
From a poem called "anyone lived in a pretty how town":
he sang his didn't he danced his did
zokanyaxartsho zokyarxartsho
zo - 3s
kan - to sing (irregular form)
nya - negative
xar - to do
tsho - his
zo - 3s
kyar - to dance
xar - to do
tsho - his
they sowed their isnt they reaped their same
yazaboryelnyinur yazamiryeltuk
ya - 3p
zabor - to sow
yel - their
nyi - negative
ur - to be (-n- is just to connect them)
ya - 3p
zamir - to reap
yel - their
tuk - same
When there is no expressed subject, there has to be a person affix. If
there is a person affix, the subject is assumed to be implied. I'm
enforcing order on my insanity.
The lunatick
Chris Wright
The Light shines on madmen.