Christophe a écrit:
> Daniel:
> > Deverbal nouns? Of everyone on this list, you have the most unusual
> > grammatical things (at least imho :). I don't know if you come up
> > with them yourself or if there actually is such a thing out there.
> Is the thing itself or the name I give it that you find unusual? :)
Actually both.
> Because the adjective "deverbal" is rather frequent, at least in French
> linguistics. And as for deverbal nouns, just think of the mas.dar (s.:
> emphatic s) or noun of action of Classical Arabic. :)
Sorry, I don't know much about this, but at least I get an idea. Would
you care to explain further? :)
> > I had the same problem when I tried to come up with cases for Rinya.
> > I didn't know what case to assign to 'the experienced' (Btw, wasn't that
> > you Christophe? The word 'originative' comes to mind...). Anyway, I ended
> > up with ablative (motion from) because if you look at it metaphorically it
> > kinda makes sense.
> It's kinda nice yeah.
It should be. It was your idea! :)
> > PS2. Hurry with trigger system of Itakian! We all.EXP wanna see it.SRC now!
> > Huuuuurrrrryyyyyy!!!!! :) I should really sleep now...
> Okay, I show that as soon as possible (just enough time to make the role
> mapping :) ).
No rush. I was only kidding. We don't want to see any hasty work here! ;)
Daniel