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Re: CHAT Graeca sine flexione (was: Greek plosives)

From:R A Brown <ray@...>
Date:Friday, February 3, 2006, 9:05
Hanuman Zhang wrote:
> on 2/2/06 8:52 PM, R A Brown at ray@CAROLANDRAY.PLUS.COM wrote: > > >>taliesin the storyteller wrote: >>[snip] >> >>>Graeca sine flexione, now that's a language that needs to be made! >>>Any takers? > > > > EEK! Eh?, Graeca sine flexione sounds bit too much like Glosa, the > auxlang...
:-D That was my first reaction also!
> then again Glosa's roots are about 1/3 Latin.
Yes, there is quite a bit of Latin derived stuff there as well. Also it doesn't always treat Greek derivations with respect; for example _onyma_ (gen. onymatos) becomes the almost unrecognizable _nima_ with arbitrary loss of initial vowel. -- Ray ================================== ray@carolandray.plus.com http://www.carolandray.plus.com ================================== MAKE POVERTY HISTORY

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