Re: Interjections
From: | scott <sjcaldwell@...> |
Date: | Friday, January 7, 2005, 18:04 |
On Jan 06, 2005, at 5:14 PM, caeruleancentaur wrote:
> I was working on my Senyecan vocabulary today (my favorite part of
> conlanging) and I came upon some of the interjections. I wondered
> who else might have some interjections in their conlang.
Wikilret still has a limited vocabulary. But last night at work, I
thought
of: aza and ësa.
aza /&z&/
1. an exclamation of triumph; for example a runner winning a race
might shout aza as he passes the finish line or troops after a
battle might shout aza (possibly multiple times)
2. an exclamation of contentment or bliss, a little like a sigh of
contentment; spoken slowly and drawn out; for example, after
a hard days work, it might be said as you slip into a hot tub or
said after a fine meal
ësa /iS&/
1. an exclamation of frustration (similar to damn it!)
2. has come to be used as an exclamation similar to the English
"Idiot!" or "*sshole!"
scott