Re: Seezzitonian

Hi!

Dennis Paul Himes <himes@...> writes:
>     Hi!  I'm Dennis Himes.  Those of you who have been on the list for a
> while may remember me as the creator of Gladilatian, which I was developing
> as a fictional language and incorporated into my novella A Diamond Found on
> Paradise.
Hi, and welcome back!

>...  Seezzitonian (/se DI 'to nI @n/ in English, Paapaitit
>Seezzitoyit (/'p& paI tIt/ /'se DI to jIt/ in Seezzitonian) ...
The -tit endings remind me of Greenlandic, but that's probably just my
working with that language much recently. :-)

,Paapaitit Seezzitoyit' sounds nice.

>..  Seezzitonian is a highly inflected language.  Nouns come in five
>genders and have 25 cases.  The genders are feminine, masculine,
>positional, transportable, and uncountable. ...
Positional vs. transportable! :-)

>...<very interesting brief description>...
Very promising, especially the agreement and inflection complexity in
general.

> main Umuto page:        http://home.cshore.com/himes/umuto/umuto.htm
> main Seezzitonian page: http://home.cshore.com/himes/umuto/lang.htm
> my main page:           http://home.cshore.com/himes/dennis.htm
> my novella:             http://home.cshore.com/himes/dennis/diamond.htm
> main Gladilatian page:  http://home.cshore.com/himes/glad/lang.htm
Reading,
   **Henrik

PS: The first glance at the grammar reveals that you have some same
    cases for both verb and noun modification.  Now that's very
    interesting. :-)

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