Re: polysynthetic languages

Eddy Ohlms wrote:
> No. I am still not used to this format and don't fully understand how it
> works. On a more related note, I notice that there are few polysynthetic
> conlangs. What's your reason?
I suppose most people prefer other patterns.  :-)  Polysynthetic langs,
after all, do require a lot of affixes.

As it turns out, my conlang was never intended to by polysynthetic, just
agglutinating, but polysynthecism crept in over time.  :-)

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