Re: Antigenetive case?

Joe sekalge:
>Has anyone thought of a case which marks a genetive, but marks it on the
>posessed, not the posessor?
From what I have heard, Arabic does this, at least with place names, and
Tolkien's Sindarin has a similar system. It is quite plausible. English
might develop such a system soon (well, not quite soon; perhaps 1000
years).

Ah, language has skewed my view of time. But if it's beyond my lifetime,
what matter if it's a day or a hundred years? The days go slowly, but the
centuries are swift.

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