Re: Thagojian and Wenetaic (was: Order of letters)
From: | Dirk Elzinga <dirk_elzinga@...> |
Date: | Friday, September 20, 2002, 16:22 |
At 3:28 PM +0100 9/20/02, Jan van Steenbergen wrote:
>Anyway, since I have the weird habit of collecting the numerals in
>all possible
>IE-based conlang, perhaps I could ask you to enrich my collection? I have been
>looking for them in vain (yes, all of them: old Thagojian, new Thagojian, and
>Wenetaic; this is the first time I hear about Meynian).
Here they are in Shemspreg:
1 oyno
2 dwo
3 tree
4 kwetwer
5 penkwe
6 sweks
7 septim
8 okto
9 newin
10 dechim
11 dechim-oyno
20 wichimti (or dwo-dechim)
21 wichimti-oyno (or dwo-dechim-oyno)
30 tree-dechim
100 chimtom
1000 sheslo
The forms are pretty boring and are straightforwardly derived from
traditional reconstructions (i.e., no glottalic theory); Shemspreg
was not intended to show my prowess as an Indo-Europeanist. It was a
whim and has long since been abandoned.
Dirk
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