Re: The Great Sundering (was Re: basic morphemes of a loglang)

--- Jörg Rhiemeier <joerg_rhiemeier@...>
scrievit:

> To pick just one nice feature: the way gendered
> words are formed
> from gender-neutral words by changing the final
> vowels, e.g.
> _doktore_ (common), _doktoro_ (male), _doktora_
> (female).
> I use such a system in Q (my artlang; and with
> the same vowels,
> except that /a/ is common gender and /o/ male).
Interesting! I also found it curious that
colloquial Spanish is starting to do the same
thing, especially in the plural it seems: niñas,
niños, niñes.

Kerno solved the problem by promoting 'ce'/
'ces', an indefinite particle to full article
status: il methycks, la methycca, ce methyces.

Padraic.



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