Re: Interbeing

----- Original Message -----
From: "Clint Jackson Baker" <litrex1@...>
To: <CONLANG@...>
Sent: Sunday, February 17, 2002 12:54 AM
Subject: Re: Interbeing


> Siyo!
>
> --- Kala Tunu <kalatunu@...> wrote:
> > David Peterson wrote:
> > >>>
> > "The true poet will see the cloud in this paper.
> > For without a cloud there can
> > be no rain, and without rain, trees can't grow, and
> > if trees can't grow, there
> > would be
> > no paper.  In this way, the paper and the cloud
> > interare.  The word 'interbe'
> > isn't a word you'll find in the dictionary, but I
> > think it should be, for just
> > this purpose."
> > <<<
>
> Iwolaki ladlehamalosanokayada lahowinoleha
> tsidlahahekwihadani.  Hi leso si ihetsika
> linehowinoleda, imuwahetsika linehakada, hi ihetsika
> linehakada, unumesodlanaka dlukude, hi si
> unumesodlanaka dlukude, ihetsiko linedlahahekwihadada.
>   Hi mane uhuhihihetsika ladlahahekwihadada
> lahowinolehi.  Inihetsika lamaloda "ahahihhetsika"
> tsosikwe eduweki lamaloliweni, se amaseka tsosikwe
> imesohetsiko tsimamamo.
>

Oooh! I like 'malosanokaya-'(poet).  I should do an agglutinating language,
but I really haven't done enough on Zitwbata(an interesting language
involving a kind of consonantal root), but I can't get it to look right.