Re: Structure of documents about your conlangs

 --- John Cowan <jcowan@...> wrote: >
Philip Newton scripsit:
>
> > Mark Rosenfelder's Verdurian has verbs before
> nouns on his morphology
> > page. (He also has an unusual -- to me -- order of
> cases, with N G A D,
>
> That *is* odd.
>
> > whereas I am used to N G D A from German and
> (Ancient) Greek.)
>
> I think we hashed out once that Germany and the U.S.
> use that order,
> whereas the rest of the world's classicists use N A
> G D.
i learnt greek from the (us) version of athenaze,
which used ngda. i rather liked the rhythm it had,
particularly in the plural, where i still think it
feels odd to have the last item in the series ending
in |-ois| &c

for latin however i'm only at home with nagda

bn

=====
bnathyuw | landan | arR
stamp the sunshine out | angelfish
your tears came like anaesthesia | phèdre

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