Re: Okaikiar online info updated

Hi!

Alex Fink <a4pq1injbok_0@...> writes:
> On Fri, 6 Jun 2003 15:16:38 +0200, Henrik Theiling <theiling@...> wrote:
>
> >Very funny again: my first conlang has almost the some set of cases:
> >
> >Same ones:  Remark:
> >    Nom
> >    Acc
> >    Dat
> >    Gen
> >
> >    Instr   also functions as postpositive in Ancient Fukhian (Modern Fukhian
> >            uses no case ending with non-spatial postpositions)
> >
> >    Loc
> >
> >    Elat    called separative, because it's used for 'from' in general, and
> >            means 'out of' with the postposition 'in')
> >
> >    Allat   called illative, because naming is not logical)
>
> The ancestor of my main language pjaukra has exactly these eight cases as
> well (I call the elative "ablative", though its function is the same).
Hmm, I begin to feel that's a common pattern then... :-)

**Henrik