Original language naming and Kayasanoda progress

Siyo!
Current discussion reminds me of when we Googled for
our language names a little while back, and I was
proud that Kayasanoda is a unique word.  I was worried
that Kropja, with its much more obvious Slavic look,
wouldn't fair as well.  I just discovered that my
worries were completely unfounded.  c:

I started yesterday on parsing the Kayasanoda Babel
text some more.  Once that's together, I will write up
the language structure and get everything posted to
the Web (thanks, Christophe!).  BTW did anyone ever
notice that the first syllable "Ka" contains my most
common consonant and my most common vowel?  That was
pure coincidence.  The name came before the language,
almost.

Dana!
Clint

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