R:Kalini Sapak - new lang

> A basic noun is made from a root by incerting an "a" between the first two
> consonants. Between the two last consonants, another vowel indicates case.
> To form the plural, the last vowel is replicated after the last consonant:
>
>             sg        pl
> accusative  mazat    mazata
> nominative  mazut    mazutu
> genitive    mazit    maziti
Well, if you really do not know Semitic languages, than this is a really
intriguing coincidence. Look at Akkadian:

nom.    sarru    king
acc.    sarra    king
gen.    sarri    king's

The same vowels you use!

And in the plural:

nom.    sarruu    kings
acc.    sarraa    kings
gen.    sarrii    kings'

Luca