Re: Tensed Pronouns (was: Tagalog ...)

John Cowan:
> Here are some "tensed pronouns" from a rather better-known lang:
>
> Tense/mood              1sg     2sg+pl  3sg/m   3sg/f   3sg/n   1p      3p
>
> Unmarked                @j      j@      i       Si      @t      wi      De
> Conditional             @jd     j@d     id      Sid     @t@d    wid     Dejd
> Immediate future        Ajm@n@  jug@n@  ig@n@   Sig@n@  Ig@n@   wig@n@  Dejg@n@
> Future                  Ajl     jul     il      Sil     It@l    wil     Dejl
Did you make that up on the fly, or is this from a project you're
actively working on? I ask because during the last few weeks I have,
to my surprise, found myself working on a conlang (a kind of aposteriori
artlang, which I today named /br+S/ (no orthography yet; + = barred I)),
which is rather similar, though the analysis says they're morphological
fusions of subject concord prefixes (or clitics) with auxiliaries. If
you are working on something similar, perhaps it might be a cousin of
/br+S/, which in /br+S/ would probably be called /mekn/.
--And.