Re: Unilang: the Morphology

Hi!

Nik Taylor <fortytwo@...> writes:
> Henrik Theiling wrote:
> > Errrm, think think....  Yes.  Inflection is irregular.
>
> That doesn't make sense to me.  If, for example, "genitive plural" is
> always, say -kan, how is that irregular?  It may not be agglutinative,
> but that doesn't make it irregular.
Yes, alright.  It's regular.  You need more morpheme, of course.

But if a language had a particle for `genitive plural' being added
with a space and without a change to words, is that inflecting then?
I think not.  The distinction isolating/agglutinating/inflecting
mainly concerns the stem change, doesn't it?  Is there any language
like that?

**Henrik