Re: Okaikiar online info updated

"Mark J. Reed" <markjreed@...> writes:

> Still need to finish the syntax sections, but the basic morphology
> info and word list are now there.
>
> http://thereeds.org/~mark/conlang/okaikiar/
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)

Missing in Fukhian:
    Causative

Additional in Fukhian:
    Predicative    'the man is a human' would be 'human-PREP man-NOM.' in Fukhian:
                   {ihmin}+{h} {mis}+{(r)} = {ihmineh} {mis}.
                   (Yes, yes, there are some borrowings from certain agglutinating
                   languages)
    Vocative

At least the endings are very different...

**Henrik