Re: Dipping my toe in the water
From: | Nik Taylor <fortytwo@...> |
Date: | Tuesday, January 29, 2002, 7:51 |
Andreas Johansson wrote:
>
> daniel andreasson escreva:
> >I've thought about a similar thing when compiling my list
> >of links to conlangs. There is a major tendency to let
> >the name of the conlang begin with A, D, S, T or V. And
> >especially T.
>
> Gaak! That'd be three of my four conlangs worth the name - Tairezazh,
> Steianzh (or Steienzh [stEI@nZ] as the speakers say) and Tersnuvu. Only
> Kalini Sapak is original then ...
Uatakassi LOOKS like it doesn't follow that trend, until you realize
that ua- is simply a gender prefix (animates other than animals; e.g.,
fire, language, social institutions, emotions, some abstractions, some
plants, insects for some speakers, etc.), so that the root is actually
Takassi. Eek! It's actually a closet T-conlang! :-)
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