Country names in Moten (Re: Country names in Conlangs)

At 00:49 23/09/98 -0500, you wrote:

>Question, has other conlang (no auxlang) got a listing of country names like
>hat?
>
>-  Carlos
>
>
        Moten is a special conlang, its only known speaker lost his memory,
so we don't know for instance about many words like the name of countries.
Moreover, when you know the name of Moten in Moten (motenku|lu, with ku|lu:
language), you can think that Moten is in fact the name of a country. From
this, I reinvented the names of the countries, taking as an origin the name
of the country in the native language itself. Then we have the name of the
people with fokez: person, the name of the language with ku|lu: language,
and the adjective is the genitive form of the name of the country. The names
are modified respective to the phonology of Moten, and if a language has no
nation or state, its name follows the pattern with another name as the name
of the country.

        For instance (the list is not complete and growing):
Country         person          language                adjective
Flans: France   flansfokez      flansku|lu              Fluvansi*
Doj|slan: Germany doj|slanfokez doj|slanku|lu           Doj|sluva|n*
Espa|na: Spain  espa|nafokez    espa|naku|lu            Espa|nuvaj*
Ita|la: Italy   ita|lafokez     ita|laku|lu             Ita|luvaj*
Inglend: England inglendfokez   inglendku|lu            Ingluvendi*
Ej: Irlande (Eire) ejfokez      ejku|lu                 Vej*
Amelika: America                                        Ameligvaj*
Ameligvaj* Status Sugzem (ASS): United States of America
Sugem Plisunla: United Kingdom
Lominija: Romania lominijafokez lominijaku|lu           Lominijvaj*
Djonguo: China  djonguofokez    djonguoku|lu            Djonguvoj*
Losija: Russia  losijafokez     losijaku|lu             Losijvaj*
Nijon: Japan    nijonfokez      nijonku|lu              Nijvo|n*
Elas: Greece    elasfokez       elasku|lu               Elvasi*
Madjalolsag: Hungary madjalolsajfokez madjalolsagku|lu  Madjalolzvagi*
Polski: Polland polskifokez     polskiku|lu             Polskuvi (irregular)*
Nepal: Nepal    nepalfokez      nepalku|lu              Nebva|l*

* the genitive is formed with the infix -v- (before the last vowel) and the
suffix -i, with some phonetical changes.

        If you know the name of a country that isn't presented here (with
its prononciation), please tell me about it.

        Thank you by advance.

For more info on Moten, you can go to my homepage at:

        http://www.bde.espci.fr/homepage/Christophe.Grandsire/index.html



                                                Christophe Grandsire
                                                |Sela Jemufan Atlinan C.G.

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