Re: A prioi vs. A posteriori ?

Greg wrote:
>
>Have any of yall created an 'a priori' language with a lot of 'a
>posteriori' vocabulary (i.e., with a lot of the lexicon from natlangs) or
>the reverse (an 'a posteriori' language with a lot of 'a priori'
>vocabulary)?
Why it'd be a lie to say that Kalini Sapak has alot of vocab at all, it's
certainly an a priori conlang much of whose vocab is from natlang origins.
The very name, meaning "Clans' Speech", has the consonants ripped from
English "clan" and "speak", while vowels are semitesque infixes indicating
case and number.


                                                          Andreas

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