Re: all possible cases ;-)
From: | Matthew Kehrt <matrix14@...> |
Date: | Saturday, October 20, 2001, 16:28 |
I do this in Eviendadhail, which is somewhat agglutinating. Technically
speaking, I think only my nominative, accusative and instrumental are
true 'cases': the rest are more of attatched prepostions. (They are all
prefixes.) However, the Cadarer, who spoke Eviendadhail, consider them
all the same class of morpheme.
-M
Christophe Grandsire wrote:
In agglutinating languages, I
> guess you can go very far, but then cases are not much more that cliticized
> postpositions (or prepositions, if your case marks are prefixes).
>