Some facts about Kyman Tyli

I'm not very good at presenting things, so I decided to expose to the wider
public just my working notes for the recents project, somehow chaotic, but
still better than nothing. They may be polished in discussion, don't they?

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Kuman Tyli - the Kuman Language

A Turkic language (North-Western subgroup) with certain Slavic influence.
Written in Cyrill alphabet with additional letter J to denote voiced
alveo-palatal fricative /z\/...

to know more, visit
http://isaacp.narod.ru/kuman/kt01.htm

Inter aliam, how do we call an antonym to the category of intensivity?

Best wishes,
-- Yitzik