Re: IELang

andrew wrote:

> So here's a bit about it.  The language is Indo-European - based on the
> fabled language list I found in a copy of the American Heritage
> Dictionary which I copied out years ago, unfortunately it wasn't my
> dictionary and I've never seen that edition since, a'll diawl!  I
> decided to use that language list in a religion in a conculture I
> started working on a few years ago and started hunting around for
> material on PIE grammar when I could find it.

Hmm...what do you mean, "language list"?  I have a New College Edition
American Heritage Dictionary of the English Language:  it's bright red
and has a list of IE langs inside the back cover.  It's more of a chart
than a list, but it's still really cool.  My parents have another
dictionary downstairs with a table almost like it.  This one has several
things about IndoEuropean though:  There are articles about "A Brief
History of the English Language," "The Indo-European Origin of English,"
and the appendices "Indo-European and the Indo-Europeans" and
"Indo-European Roots," as well as a table of Indo-European sound
correspondences to numerous dead and living languages.  Is this what
you're talking about at all?

Nicole