Re: Middle voice
| From: | Yann Kiraly <yann_kiraly@...> |
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| Date: | Tuesday, October 12, 2004, 16:45 |
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That has a conhistorical(did I just coin that or has that term been used
before?) reason: The ae,oe,ue,ao developed from the ache,oche,uche,acho
syllable pairs. These where found in a much earlier version of the
language, but they mutated, first changing into are,ure,ore,aro and then
to the present form, due to an invasion. Scolars from a different culture
put in the ' to destinguish when they brought written word to the island
where the speakers of this language dwellt.