Conlang - Miksa and more.
| From: | Abrigon Gusiq <mike_adams61@...> |
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| Date: | Saturday, May 1, 1999, 9:33 |
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One of my Conlangs below, more at my webpage.
http://www.geocities.com/Area51/Chamber/1429/conlang.html
Working on a new one, that allows for quick and precide identification of
Noun and type, to include what the animal is, descriptively.
Pronoun and type
Verb and what it is, and how much, and what type (mental, phyical, and
like).
As well as the other parts of the lingo.
So that it does not matter how you arrange the sentance, you automatically
know what is subject, what is verb, and what is object and other things.
My other Lingo goes in more depth, and has a larger vocabulary, and covers
more things, since it is the newer fo the two.
Mike
PS: Can people please send TEXT only files, or maybe HTML, but not Word and
like, I can't seem them other than as gibberish, same with grafic files,
since I get this as a digest.
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04/02/1999 (When Redone some) MIKSA
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Normally sentences are SVO (subject verb object).
But possible is Primary Subject, secondary subject, verb, and object.
The man went to the store with his dog.
The man and dog went to store.
Thing (Thi)
living (li)
normally (no)
sentient Thilinose
domesticated Thilinodo
wild Thilinowi
non-normally
dead -bipa
non-living (no)
Thino
Place (Pla)
living plali
commerce placo
worship plawo
(Alternate form is Copla, LiPla, WoPla)
Emotion (Emo)
positive = emoga
negative = emogo
negative = emo
positive = emo
Action (Aki)
constructive = akiga
destructive = akigo
Sharp=Sha
Dull=She
Constant=Shi
Sense (Se)
hear/say = Sehe
see/shine = Seshi
taste/flavor = seta
feel = sefe (also used for the word physical)
smell = sese
think = sethi
To say something is:ak'he.
To see something is ak'Shi
Feel pain = Feogoshi = sharp feel negative
Physical Pain=
Mental Pain=Feogosethi (think sense feel negative <shapr or other>
To define pain you need to state what is the source of the pain and then
add the negative to the source word. Such as physical pain = sogo (feel
negative).
Human
Thilinose
ANIMAL TYPE:
animal = ani
land = anila
land/sea = anilase
sea = anise
sea/air = anisere
air = anire
air/land = anierla
Eating:
Herbivour = tehe
Piscivour = tepi
Omnivour = temo
Carnivour = teka
Insectvour = tese
exothermic = vuwi (outside warm)
endothermic = vawi (inside warm)
cow = anizhazutuv (animal, herbivour, land, large, domesticated)
goat = anizhazutav (animal, herbivour, land, small, domesticated)
COLORS:
red = core
yellow = coye
green = coge
blue = colu
indigo = codi
violet = covi
brown = coro
CONSTRUCTIVE/DESTRUCTIVE:
Constructive = co
Destructive = de
CLASS:
sentient = -f
domesticated = -v
wild animal = -w
DIRECTIONS:
front = difo
right = diri
rear = dire
left = dile
up = depu
level = desa
down = dedo
half = d@
inside = va
close = ve
self = vi (also used for possesive)
far = vo
outside = vu
GENDER:
male = -m
neuter = -n
female = -f
to define weather an animal or like is of the gender, then just turn the
word above into a suffix and add it to the back of the animals word.
I went to the store (masculine) = ha akpi <place of buy/sell>
LIVING OR NONE:
Living = -b
Non-living = -d
Animate = -b
Mobile = -b
Inanimate = -d
Non-mobile = -d
MATTER:
Energy = magy
Plasma = mepa
Gas = mega
Liquid = meli
Solid = meso
semi = -y
MODIFIERS:
less = -l
medium/join = -j
more = -g
semi = -y
possessive = -k
wants = -w
needs = -wh
very destructive = more destructive
POSSESIVE: = -k
QUESTION: = -y
SELF:
group-inclusive = -na
group-non
-inclusive = -no
SHAPES:
round/spherical = sharo
square = shasku
irregular = shado
triangle = shatri
rectangle = share
other = shatho
dimension = -zh
SIZE:
small = sisa
medium = sime
large = sila
SPEED:
slow = seslo
constant = seco
fast = sefa
TENSES:
past = tepa
present = tepe
future = tefu
future must = tefumu
future what if = tefuy
(and or aspects)
TEMPERATURE:
cold = teko (alternate=taogo)
medium = teme
hot = teho
VERBS:
some of the suffixes are the same for different things. If the thing is
part of a verb it is modifying the verb, if it is modifying the subject
or object then it is modifying the object/subject.
PLURAL/SINGULAR/OTHER:
Singular (Inclusive) = -(nothing)
Singular (Non-Inclusive) = -t
Plural (Inclusive) = -n
Plural (Non-Inclusive) = -d
Singular Normally not needed since most subject and object are
singular.
Plural -n
strength = -a,-e,-i,-o,-u
Stong = -a
Weak = -u
so a very strong action = ako or aku
if a word ends in a constonant and a suffix is added to the word, then
add a -i- to the end of the word before the suffix.
dead = animate, past tense
The men went to the store to get groceries.
Thilinosemen ak plako ak grocerines
To the store the men went to get groceries
ak plako thilinosemen ak grocerines
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Vowels:
a = ah (law)
e = eh (let, nest)
i = ih (lynn, it)
o = oh (low)
u = uh (fun, under)
@ = ae (ask)
Contsonants:
b = best
d = dave
dh = the th in then
p = piss
ph (f) = fart
g = go
gh (j) = jap
h = help
k = kill, Q in queen
l = lap
m = men
n = new
r = right
s = sit
sh (S) = sh in shit
t = time
th = th in bath
v = very
w = u in queen
hw = wh in what
y = yes
z = zap
zh (Z) = the s in measure
Labial Dental Palatal Velar Glottal
Explosive p b t d k g <?>
Fricative f v s z (S,Z) (W G) h
Nasal m n (J) (N)
Contin w r l j
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