Re: personal enclitics

> I'd like to run this aspect of Bulyth grammar by you all.
> Are there any con- or natlang examples of this? And does having conjugated
> pronouns make Bulyth a Celticonlang ;o).
Maltese does exactly this to make possessive pronouns. Perhasop you
reinvenrted teh semitic family?

1s -i    tieghi
2s -ek    tieghek
3s -u    tieghu
3sf -ha    taghha
1p -na    taghna
2p -kom    taghkom
3p -hom    taghhom

As well, these can be added to any preposition (from him, amongst us, etc),
noun (her car, your house, etc), verb ( he *gave me* etc) and probably
something else too.

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