The CBB

not bad

and it seems to have a Tolkien vibe. You are a fan of Tolkien?

Kompalia on the other hand is IIRC mostly located on B2 and C2 as well as possibly some D3? That might be too far away geographically, but its not impossible that some interaction might take place if they go further east and find a way across the mountains once the Bokisig confederation has settled...

have not done Damta things recently, maybe I should do Damta things more?

I was just thinking of customs the desert tribes may have. What if there was a tradition of "sky burial" or "silent towers" where basically you put a dead body up high in a specially made tower or on a rock specifically for scavenging birds to consume? The idea being that the body should not be bur...

jimydog000 wrote: ↑

23 Mar 2020 06:35

How big is this world?

guess it is as big as our world aka this is an alternative Earth.

do you want to join? (:

Before too much time passes, do you think there should be any more major rivers or is this pretty good to your eyes? I feel as though I should add some more in the north actually. Even though it is arctic or tundra I notice rivers still exist in such regions. sure we should give some major rivers a...

lol Sitr people did not invent the script ex nihilo, they created it from inspirations of another script, uncertain the source of inspiration though Oh, OK. Just so you know what I'm talking about, here's the Kankonian alphabet . ok (: not bad, and I guess Kankonian alphabet evolved from a logograp...

Sitr script: https://i.imgur.com/8kT7hzl.jpg https://i.imgur.com/lBCcOtH.jpg I like it! The G in the inscription script looks like the letter hu (Kankonian's H), turned around a little. lol Sitr people did not invent the script ex nihilo, they created it from inspirations of another script, uncerta...

Sitr script:

https://i.imgur.com/8kT7hzl.jpg

https://i.imgur.com/lBCcOtH.jpg

Articles can arise from demonstratives. i.e. English “the” is from “that”. Indefinite Pronouns can be from nouns or interrogative pronouns i.e. “someone”, “anyone/anybody”, “everyone/everybody”, “nobody” can arise from compounds involving the word for “person”, “body”, “one” or “who”; “something”, “...

Next: pʰošma v. halve, divide; separate, differentiate phoshima [pʰo.ˈʃi.ma] n. neut • split, chasm, trench, cut, fissure Next: koethre' [ˈkœθ.ɾəʔ] v. • slither, move in a serpentine motion, sneak, move stealthily Modern Standard Sutti: kozer [ko̞t͡se̞r] v. to steal n. theft Next(from Modern Standa...

Thank you! [:D] you are welcome (: also I wonder if it is possible to make more ethnolinguistic groups in the areas we have? We definitely need more. We haven't had any new people joining the Damta project in a while. Does everyone here give the green light to me introducing the Prömkhongkhong and ...

brblues wrote: ↑

09 Feb 2020 22:57

Thank you!

you are welcome (:

also I wonder if it is possible to make more ethnolinguistic groups in the areas we have?

Woo! Do you by the way know a way to put a sortable table into a Fandom article? I've been reluctant to post vocab articles so far cause just a plain list without rows and the possibility to sort by either language seems harder to maintain (and less nice to look at). The wikitable of Wikipedia work...

just found this:

Tagalog: titi - n. p***is

Cebuano: titi - n. A respectful term of address to any familiar older man.

Both languages are spoken in the Philippines and both languages are widely used.

one new proposal:

"first", the ordinal number for "one", is not related to the cardinal form of "one"

Also for 6. if you want some inflections on verbs, what would the categories be? I was thinking a bit of TAM and some person-marking. For number seven, you suggested pro-drop. I was thinking that perhaps for a parent-child register, there could be explicit person-marking on the verb. And for the ad...

well I am mainly here to give ideas.

Also for 6. if you want some inflections on verbs, what would the categories be?

And for 14, yeah maybe the "-ty" affix should be at least etymologically related to "ten", but you decide what to do.

I guess the area for Sitr speaking people is similar to West Europe and North Europe, and many parts of the area can be pretty forested in their natural states. @Nachtuil

The south might be drier and could be similar to South Europe and the coastal area of North Africa.

hello I want to make some proposals for the grammar: 1. SOV as the basic word order 2. postpositions instead of prepositions 3. the nonexistence of nominal cases 4. adjectives are nouns essentially meaning "someone/something that is...", thus adjectives modifying nouns are actually appositions meani...