Yl-ruil (?) wrote:
> This is how I got started on Aredos (my pseudo-classical IE lang)- I read
> Cadhinor and decided to have a crack at it. I am incredibly lazy, and hate
> making up word-roots so I found myself stealing from Proto-Germanic, but
> principally from PIE. Then I made it more regular and ended up with
Aredos.
> There are still a few Cadhinor borrowings in Aredos (hmm, off the top of
my
> head: moruthom 'carrot' and the shape of the Aredos letter M).
I find Rosenfelder's langs very good organized and presented (he told me he
has created and well developped *14* of them!), and, expecially, fantasic!
> I reckon it looks like Greek or maybe Phrygian. What does hoiu mean, how
do
> you pronounce it, my guess is /hoju:/.
It is the locative form of 'their' (in them, between them(selves)). The
pronounciation you've tried to recognize is right.
> Good luck!
Thank you!
Luca Mangiat
mangiat@tin.it