Re: Development of Silindion verbal inflection

Carsten and others,
  I'm not entirely sure what you mean, would you like
to see examples of how specific parts of the grammar
changed between the earlier conceptions and now?

  That seems like it might be quite a monumental
task....and one for which, thankfully, I have a HUGE
amount of resources to answer. Unfortunately, all of
those resources are on a CD, which I cannot access.
Since I dont have my own computer...and I'm at work
right now. I'll try to get some of that info for you
though, in the near future.

  One thing that I can say is that, a lot of the
verbal and nominal system has undergone changes. Some
vocabulary has changed, although less readily than the
others.

  I'll write more when I know more..hopefully
tomorrow.
  -Elliott


--- Carsten Becker <carbeck@...> wrote:

> I'd also be interested in some meta-history, i.e.
> the
> language's development seen from your non-fictional
> perspective as an author.
>
> Carsten
>
> ----- Original Message -----
> From: Aidan Grey
> Sent: Wednesday, March 15, 2006 10:58 PM
>
> Will respond properly tonight, but in the meantime I
> wanted
> to let you know that this sort of thing makes
> Silindion one
> of my favorite conlangs. I wish you had more detail
> and a
> dictionary available online!
>
> Aidan
>

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