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Also, through the past few days, I've combed through the C section of my English-Kankonian dictionary to look for missing words and I came up with more than 230 new Kankonian words, including these gems:
tihigh: caber (not the logograms!)
ptegasiop: cabochon
ashduzur: cadent, falling (in astrology) (ash, on + duzur, to descend; descent)
tmeyoisiz: cajeput oil
vushem-makraski: calendar calculator (vushem, brain + makraski, calendar; analogous to such other terms as vushem-kaphules, walking dictionary)
nanziang: camia, white ginger, white garland-lily (Hedychium coronarium)
sawetzp: camphoric acid
bordari*: camionette (small truck) (bordar, truck + -i*, diminutive suffix)
mergasi: campus tour; to tour the campus (of) (mer, around, as in mer-uhul, campus + gasi, to look at)
z*itz: to cancel (boycott a person or institution as a protest against political incorrectness) (influenced by s*itz, lightning)
nyingips: candle tree, candlefruit
thmoernaz: canker (plant disease)
dzhuman: cannabis candy
sozupilinushuri or sozupi for short: cannelloni (borrowing from Hitan: sozu, organ + pili, pipe + nushuri, pasta)
ekhtospmos: catabolism
delik(o)arik: catchword, watchword (deliko, ideology + arik, word)
ksogroks: to chain to the wall
savuzh na zetzakromos: chaos theory (lit. "theory of unpredictability")
wanzya: character study (wanzas, character + -ya, suffix for a scientific study)
dzhamapiva: chanteuse (borrowing from Tentan: jama, song + piva, girl, young woman, lass)
skupik: cremaster (for chrysalis)
vmekoulg: cremaster (muscle attached to testicles)
kmaduaz: chlorosis, greensickness
ptakheta: choli (borrowing from a local language)
ravadio: city hall, town hall
sphimulia: clary sage
phubyatshyepes: clavicorn (made of Ciladian roots: phubyat, club (weapon) + shyepes, antenna (on animal), lit. feel-er)
bakhah: claves
rebutzineyis: cli-fi (rebutz(u), climate + ineyis, fiction)
kyulsenetbitis: clinotaxis, klinotaxis (from Ciladian roots: kyulsenet, sideways + bitis, movement, motion (non-count noun); to move (intransitive))
goervatziz: clupein (goervatz, herring + -iz, suffix for a nutrient found in a particular food)
sokmet ad mesubuki X: to hit X with a clue-by-four (lit. "knock X non-clueless")
trupnos: klystron (borrowing from Ampwanitz)
udanibika: anacyclosis (borrowing from Shaleyan: udan, government + bika, circle)
admaiwetzein: closed (~ primary) (ad-, for/to + mai, one's own + wetzein, party)
adhalwetzein: open (~ primary) (ad- + hal, all, each + wetzein)
adfawetzein: semi-open (ad- + fa, some + wetzein)
pmargrizi: cod-liver oil
muyeenkutis: commorient (noun) (muye, also, fellow, co- + enkut, to die + -is, suffix for a person)
ayinakran: communication (in a relationship) (ayin, to give + akran, to take)
bwolwo-lefzhato (pl. bwolwu-lefzhato): compound eye (bwolwo, eye + lefzhato, sunflower)
zhegulzekel: concept art (zhegul, to aspire; aspiration + zekel, to draw)
natzenos: consanguineous (na, of + tzenos, gene)
menatzenos: affinal (me-, prefix for not + natzenos)
abariki: constructionist (constitutional interpretation) (ab-, from + arik, word + -i, adjective suffix)
pukli: cheireme (blend of pumus, hand + kikli, phoneme)
bepis*osoth: codling moth (bepis, apple + *osoth, moth)
zoden na zintz: cookie-cutter shark (lit. "shark of the bite")
badlatak: coprographia (borrowing from Nyelizaph)
khuhasard: corbel
bvitzelio: bracket (in architecture)
nag phimel: corporate office job (borrowing from Nyelizaph)
nagphimelis: organization man (nag phimel + -is)
grasko: grasko (music genre with morbid themes, whose musicians wear corpsepaint)
retel na grasko: corpsepaint (lit. "grasko paint")
oorkriskin: corticoid (oor, like, as + kriska, adrenal + -in, suffix for a hormone)
hohoat: corvette (warship)
tosfot: cotlet (food similar to lokum, made from apricots) (inspired by tosfaba, apricot)
oumhem: ::cough:: (in Internet/PAIMO conversation)
kausaundes: coulée (large, steep-walled, trench-like trough)
vrour: cuvée (sour beer that tastes like wine)
heshkhzher: crambo (poem)
kibit: crampet, chape
keskhvi: cracklings
safkis: crêpey
khofembozutan: crickets (said to indicate that a venue has become very quiet) (from "Is wahazas thesh khofembo zutanas", meaning "I can hear a pin drop" (lit. "I can hear a spider chewing".)
akid salal: crimefighter (lit. "good sword")
fashioss: cronut
slophas: cheugy
naposis: cruet, caster
ikhazgeigi: cryometer (ikhaz, to freeze + geigi, thermometer)
khreziz: crystallite, grain
mandadzhi: cuck (borrowing from Tentan mandaji, traitor, from mando, to betray + -aji, agent noun suffix)
stanvesik: cuckservative (blend of stanez, fake + devesik, conservative)
dampskar: cucoloris, cuke
spibziy: cuneus (of brain)
shpyuvob: cuniculus (mite's burrow)
deligirimfash: curebie (deli, cure + girimfash, seeker)
ledzetezgrin: custody battle (ledzet, custody + ezgrin, war)
shalva: cutter (ship)
nyultud: cyanopia, cyanopsia (made of Ciladian roots: nyul, blue + tud, vision)
nyulsal: cyanopic
darsal: chloropic
siphsal: erythropic
ulsal: rhodopic (all of the preceding four made from Ciladian roots; sal means light, while dar is green, siph is red, and ul is pink)
zhyudzat: zylon
vyalpa: cyser
dagisnakhdekat: cytometer (from Ciladian roots: dagis, cell + nakh, to measure + dekat, machine)
Edit: Also a link to my previous post on the lapan/nuk/apiil bioswath, which was the last post on its page -- don't want it to get lost: viewtopic.php?f=6&t=7236&p=310080&hilit=kreebo#p310080
tihigh: caber (not the logograms!)
ptegasiop: cabochon
ashduzur: cadent, falling (in astrology) (ash, on + duzur, to descend; descent)
tmeyoisiz: cajeput oil
vushem-makraski: calendar calculator (vushem, brain + makraski, calendar; analogous to such other terms as vushem-kaphules, walking dictionary)
nanziang: camia, white ginger, white garland-lily (Hedychium coronarium)
sawetzp: camphoric acid
bordari*: camionette (small truck) (bordar, truck + -i*, diminutive suffix)
mergasi: campus tour; to tour the campus (of) (mer, around, as in mer-uhul, campus + gasi, to look at)
z*itz: to cancel (boycott a person or institution as a protest against political incorrectness) (influenced by s*itz, lightning)
nyingips: candle tree, candlefruit
thmoernaz: canker (plant disease)
dzhuman: cannabis candy
sozupilinushuri or sozupi for short: cannelloni (borrowing from Hitan: sozu, organ + pili, pipe + nushuri, pasta)
ekhtospmos: catabolism
delik(o)arik: catchword, watchword (deliko, ideology + arik, word)
ksogroks: to chain to the wall
savuzh na zetzakromos: chaos theory (lit. "theory of unpredictability")
wanzya: character study (wanzas, character + -ya, suffix for a scientific study)
dzhamapiva: chanteuse (borrowing from Tentan: jama, song + piva, girl, young woman, lass)
skupik: cremaster (for chrysalis)
vmekoulg: cremaster (muscle attached to testicles)
kmaduaz: chlorosis, greensickness
ptakheta: choli (borrowing from a local language)
ravadio: city hall, town hall
sphimulia: clary sage
phubyatshyepes: clavicorn (made of Ciladian roots: phubyat, club (weapon) + shyepes, antenna (on animal), lit. feel-er)
bakhah: claves
rebutzineyis: cli-fi (rebutz(u), climate + ineyis, fiction)
kyulsenetbitis: clinotaxis, klinotaxis (from Ciladian roots: kyulsenet, sideways + bitis, movement, motion (non-count noun); to move (intransitive))
goervatziz: clupein (goervatz, herring + -iz, suffix for a nutrient found in a particular food)
sokmet ad mesubuki X: to hit X with a clue-by-four (lit. "knock X non-clueless")
trupnos: klystron (borrowing from Ampwanitz)
udanibika: anacyclosis (borrowing from Shaleyan: udan, government + bika, circle)
admaiwetzein: closed (~ primary) (ad-, for/to + mai, one's own + wetzein, party)
adhalwetzein: open (~ primary) (ad- + hal, all, each + wetzein)
adfawetzein: semi-open (ad- + fa, some + wetzein)
pmargrizi: cod-liver oil
muyeenkutis: commorient (noun) (muye, also, fellow, co- + enkut, to die + -is, suffix for a person)
ayinakran: communication (in a relationship) (ayin, to give + akran, to take)
bwolwo-lefzhato (pl. bwolwu-lefzhato): compound eye (bwolwo, eye + lefzhato, sunflower)
zhegulzekel: concept art (zhegul, to aspire; aspiration + zekel, to draw)
natzenos: consanguineous (na, of + tzenos, gene)
menatzenos: affinal (me-, prefix for not + natzenos)
abariki: constructionist (constitutional interpretation) (ab-, from + arik, word + -i, adjective suffix)
pukli: cheireme (blend of pumus, hand + kikli, phoneme)
bepis*osoth: codling moth (bepis, apple + *osoth, moth)
zoden na zintz: cookie-cutter shark (lit. "shark of the bite")
badlatak: coprographia (borrowing from Nyelizaph)
khuhasard: corbel
bvitzelio: bracket (in architecture)
nag phimel: corporate office job (borrowing from Nyelizaph)
nagphimelis: organization man (nag phimel + -is)
grasko: grasko (music genre with morbid themes, whose musicians wear corpsepaint)
retel na grasko: corpsepaint (lit. "grasko paint")
oorkriskin: corticoid (oor, like, as + kriska, adrenal + -in, suffix for a hormone)
hohoat: corvette (warship)
tosfot: cotlet (food similar to lokum, made from apricots) (inspired by tosfaba, apricot)
oumhem: ::cough:: (in Internet/PAIMO conversation)
kausaundes: coulée (large, steep-walled, trench-like trough)
vrour: cuvée (sour beer that tastes like wine)
heshkhzher: crambo (poem)
kibit: crampet, chape
keskhvi: cracklings
safkis: crêpey
khofembozutan: crickets (said to indicate that a venue has become very quiet) (from "Is wahazas thesh khofembo zutanas", meaning "I can hear a pin drop" (lit. "I can hear a spider chewing".)
akid salal: crimefighter (lit. "good sword")
fashioss: cronut
slophas: cheugy
naposis: cruet, caster
ikhazgeigi: cryometer (ikhaz, to freeze + geigi, thermometer)
khreziz: crystallite, grain
mandadzhi: cuck (borrowing from Tentan mandaji, traitor, from mando, to betray + -aji, agent noun suffix)
stanvesik: cuckservative (blend of stanez, fake + devesik, conservative)
dampskar: cucoloris, cuke
spibziy: cuneus (of brain)
shpyuvob: cuniculus (mite's burrow)
deligirimfash: curebie (deli, cure + girimfash, seeker)
ledzetezgrin: custody battle (ledzet, custody + ezgrin, war)
shalva: cutter (ship)
nyultud: cyanopia, cyanopsia (made of Ciladian roots: nyul, blue + tud, vision)
nyulsal: cyanopic
darsal: chloropic
siphsal: erythropic
ulsal: rhodopic (all of the preceding four made from Ciladian roots; sal means light, while dar is green, siph is red, and ul is pink)
zhyudzat: zylon
vyalpa: cyser
dagisnakhdekat: cytometer (from Ciladian roots: dagis, cell + nakh, to measure + dekat, machine)
Edit: Also a link to my previous post on the lapan/nuk/apiil bioswath, which was the last post on its page -- don't want it to get lost: viewtopic.php?f=6&t=7236&p=310080&hilit=kreebo#p310080
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Squirrels chase koi . . . chase squirrels
My Kankonian-English dictionary: 88,000 words and counting
31,416: The number of the conlanging beast!
Squirrels chase koi . . . chase squirrels
My Kankonian-English dictionary: 88,000 words and counting
31,416: The number of the conlanging beast!
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Re: What did you accomplish today?
Today O put up this page:
https://khemehekis.angelfire.com/zidrova.htm
Took me forever to make sure I was naming all those plants and animals correctly!
https://khemehekis.angelfire.com/zidrova.htm
Took me forever to make sure I was naming all those plants and animals correctly!
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Squirrels chase koi . . . chase squirrels
My Kankonian-English dictionary: 88,000 words and counting
31,416: The number of the conlanging beast!
Squirrels chase koi . . . chase squirrels
My Kankonian-English dictionary: 88,000 words and counting
31,416: The number of the conlanging beast!
Re: What did you accomplish today?
Edited / completed (more or less) the message on Noiraka adverbial clauses.
My meta-thread: viewtopic.php?f=6&t=5760
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Re: What did you accomplish today?
Over the past few days I really began my work on the Ampwanitz language, the telepathic lingua franca of the homa of the planet Pluos. I decided on its phonemic inventory and phonotactics (allophones will come later). I also worked out all twelve noun declensions -- it's a language a lot like the Classical IE languages (Latin, Greek, Sanskrit). There are twelve declensions, eight cases (nominative, genitive, kinship, accusative, dative, instrumental, vocative, and oblique), and three numeri (singular, plural, and subsingular).
Finally, I worked out the number system (decimal, as the homa have five finges on each hand) and created over 130 words (including many numbers, the names of the planets in Blu-lar, and many futuristic/high-tech alien concepts that were borrowed into Kankonian).
I'm going to start creating hundreds of plant, animal, etc. species from the bioswath that includes the homa over the next few days. This bioswath has black plants. Many classes will receive their LIE names from Ampwanitz, so I'm going to want to have a solid language to do all this species-naming.
EDIT: Just did all the words on this list and now Ampwanitz is up to 386 words.
Finally, I worked out the number system (decimal, as the homa have five finges on each hand) and created over 130 words (including many numbers, the names of the planets in Blu-lar, and many futuristic/high-tech alien concepts that were borrowed into Kankonian).
I'm going to start creating hundreds of plant, animal, etc. species from the bioswath that includes the homa over the next few days. This bioswath has black plants. Many classes will receive their LIE names from Ampwanitz, so I'm going to want to have a solid language to do all this species-naming.
EDIT: Just did all the words on this list and now Ampwanitz is up to 386 words.
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Squirrels chase koi . . . chase squirrels
My Kankonian-English dictionary: 88,000 words and counting
31,416: The number of the conlanging beast!
Squirrels chase koi . . . chase squirrels
My Kankonian-English dictionary: 88,000 words and counting
31,416: The number of the conlanging beast!
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Re: What did you accomplish today?
I made an HTML page for Quispe, the telepathic language of the añak of the planet Querre.
Worked out the number system:
Also decided that the ancient language from which Quispe got its roots for inkhorn words is called Mazmiza.
Took the opportunity to make the word for plant klebiz, since it's not every Leholang wherein I can derive the word for "plant" from the word for "black".
I did the Basic 200 List for this one too, and now Quispe's lexicon count is up to an even 350.
Worked out the number system:
Spoiler:
Took the opportunity to make the word for plant klebiz, since it's not every Leholang wherein I can derive the word for "plant" from the word for "black".
I did the Basic 200 List for this one too, and now Quispe's lexicon count is up to an even 350.
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Squirrels chase koi . . . chase squirrels
My Kankonian-English dictionary: 88,000 words and counting
31,416: The number of the conlanging beast!
Squirrels chase koi . . . chase squirrels
My Kankonian-English dictionary: 88,000 words and counting
31,416: The number of the conlanging beast!
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Re: What did you accomplish today?
After three days, I just finished drawing all the major species in the black plant bioswath that includes such sapients as the azhwea, the mophmon, the sochitl, the kektes, the homa, and the añak. I guess I should really call it a megabioswath, since no one planet has all, nor even three fourths of the species I've drawn.
My favorite creatures include the midia, a nectarozoan (class with nipples that gives a nectary substance called ñu -- the añak's class) that resembles a ground sloth with a canine head. I came up with the midia in a dream, whereon I saw this creature in a Mien friend's backyard, on the ground below her cablehouse (like a treehouse, only it runs on a cable like a cable car) and we were afraid of being eaten by it. I was told in a dream that the creature was known as "mi dia" in Laos. Other favorites include a binga (arthrologue phylum on these planets) that looks like a scorpion with wings; an ophiologue (snake analogue) with yellow and back stripes that has a stinger in back like a bee's or wasp's; monotreme nectarozoans that resemble four-legged kiwis and moas; the dreadlock plant, a pteridologue black plant that resembles a bunch of dreadlocks; and the pistrabhia-grramia (another dream inspiration), a flowering black plant that belongs to a flowering plant class with two distinct types of flowers on a single individual in the species (one is the magenta, orchid-like pistrabhia and the other is the white, lily-like grramia).
All in all, I drew for this megabioswath 7 viruses, 7 bacteria, 7 protozoa, 15 algae, 13 bolsotetams (fungus-like kingdom of organisms that produce a sweet, fruity flesh body on top that's good to eat when it's rotting), 245 black plants, and 370 animals.
My favorite creatures include the midia, a nectarozoan (class with nipples that gives a nectary substance called ñu -- the añak's class) that resembles a ground sloth with a canine head. I came up with the midia in a dream, whereon I saw this creature in a Mien friend's backyard, on the ground below her cablehouse (like a treehouse, only it runs on a cable like a cable car) and we were afraid of being eaten by it. I was told in a dream that the creature was known as "mi dia" in Laos. Other favorites include a binga (arthrologue phylum on these planets) that looks like a scorpion with wings; an ophiologue (snake analogue) with yellow and back stripes that has a stinger in back like a bee's or wasp's; monotreme nectarozoans that resemble four-legged kiwis and moas; the dreadlock plant, a pteridologue black plant that resembles a bunch of dreadlocks; and the pistrabhia-grramia (another dream inspiration), a flowering black plant that belongs to a flowering plant class with two distinct types of flowers on a single individual in the species (one is the magenta, orchid-like pistrabhia and the other is the white, lily-like grramia).
All in all, I drew for this megabioswath 7 viruses, 7 bacteria, 7 protozoa, 15 algae, 13 bolsotetams (fungus-like kingdom of organisms that produce a sweet, fruity flesh body on top that's good to eat when it's rotting), 245 black plants, and 370 animals.
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Squirrels chase koi . . . chase squirrels
My Kankonian-English dictionary: 88,000 words and counting
31,416: The number of the conlanging beast!
Squirrels chase koi . . . chase squirrels
My Kankonian-English dictionary: 88,000 words and counting
31,416: The number of the conlanging beast!
Re: What did you accomplish today?
I had recently bought some blank unlined index cards. They come, with a hole punched in one end and several metal rings to hold them together. Two boxes of 300 cards. I finally got all of my words I've created so far for my Shu language onto the cards. I put the English word on one side and the Shu word on the other. So now comes the hard part of learning the words as I go along. My goal is not only to finally finish creating a language for the first time, but also to learn it so I can speak it fluently as well as write it, and remember the script for it.
Bu mac zoom pana shem.
Me too sexy for shirt.
Bu mac zoom pana shem.
Me too sexy for shirt.
Kle mac bu run
So sexyI hurt
Beef steak is good
wos pis ho tu
Me too sexy for shirt.
Bu mac zoom pana shem.
Me too sexy for shirt.
Kle mac bu run
So sexyI hurt
Beef steak is good
wos pis ho tu
Re: What did you accomplish today?
My language has reached the 1700 words mark today. :)
that was^^
that was^^
Re: What did you accomplish today?
As of today, my language now has 957 words. I finally got all of my flash cards alphabetized.
Bu mac zoom pana shem.
Me too sexy for shirt.
Bu mac zoom pana shem.
Me too sexy for shirt.
Kle mac bu run
So sexyI hurt
Beef steak is good
wos pis ho tu
Me too sexy for shirt.
Bu mac zoom pana shem.
Me too sexy for shirt.
Kle mac bu run
So sexyI hurt
Beef steak is good
wos pis ho tu
Re: What did you accomplish today?
Now my language as of yesterday is over 3000 words. I am working on the countries and their people. Added this morning more of the origin story on my conworld.
Bu mac zoom pana shem.
Me too sexy for shirt.
Bu mac zoom pana shem.
Me too sexy for shirt.
Kle mac bu run
So sexyI hurt
Beef steak is good
wos pis ho tu
Me too sexy for shirt.
Bu mac zoom pana shem.
Me too sexy for shirt.
Kle mac bu run
So sexyI hurt
Beef steak is good
wos pis ho tu
Re: What did you accomplish today?
A new case system I'm thinking of:
Fem:
Masc:
The goal of the case system is to make the suffixes never stressed and to have a certain kind of moraic rhythm
Rēbi alāditī ilgusū palti
[ˈrɛː.bi ɒˈlɒː.di.tiː ˈil.gu.suː ˈpɒl.ti]
man-M.NOM.SG warrior-M.ACC.PL fish-F.INS.PL ACT-NFUT-give-3ms
"the man gave the warriors (with) some fish"
There is still the double object construction, which exists in colloquial varieties:
Rēbili alādāli ilgā palti
[ˈrɛː.bi.li ɒ.lɒːˈdɒː.li ˈil.gɒː ˈpɒl.ti]
man-M.NOM.SG-DEF warrior-C.OBL.PL-DEF fish-C.OBL.PL ACT-NFUT-give-3ms
"the man gave the warriors (with) some fish"
Fem:
Code: Select all
Nom: -u / -ū
Acc: -atu / -utū
Ins: -asu / -usū
Cns: -0 / -ē
Code: Select all
Nom: -i / -ī
Acc: -eti / -itī
Ins: -esi / -isī
Cns: -0 / -ē
Rēbi alāditī ilgusū palti
[ˈrɛː.bi ɒˈlɒː.di.tiː ˈil.gu.suː ˈpɒl.ti]
man-M.NOM.SG warrior-M.ACC.PL fish-F.INS.PL ACT-NFUT-give-3ms
"the man gave the warriors (with) some fish"
There is still the double object construction, which exists in colloquial varieties:
Rēbili alādāli ilgā palti
[ˈrɛː.bi.li ɒ.lɒːˈdɒː.li ˈil.gɒː ˈpɒl.ti]
man-M.NOM.SG-DEF warrior-C.OBL.PL-DEF fish-C.OBL.PL ACT-NFUT-give-3ms
"the man gave the warriors (with) some fish"
Re: What did you accomplish today?
Added three consonant clusters to Shu, and chose three Unicode characters for them. The first was "tr" which is "Ť" The second is "ʃhp" which is "Ŝ" and
"ʃht", which is "Ş". I already had "t͡s" which is "Ŧ".
"ʃht", which is "Ş". I already had "t͡s" which is "Ŧ".
Bu mac zoom pana shem.
Me too sexy for shirt.
Bu mac zoom pana shem.
Me too sexy for shirt.
Kle mac bu run
So sexyI hurt
Beef steak is good
wos pis ho tu
Me too sexy for shirt.
Bu mac zoom pana shem.
Me too sexy for shirt.
Kle mac bu run
So sexyI hurt
Beef steak is good
wos pis ho tu
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Re: What did you accomplish today?
Created a small inventory of sounds cats make and the closest analogous sounds in humans for my ongoing Japanese based "cat lang".
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Re: What did you accomplish today?
I finally settled on a morphosyntactic alignment for Miyorran (tripartite) and started working out the case system. Six cases so far, and there will be more once I decide whether to make a sole locative and temporal case or divide them up.
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Re: What did you accomplish today?
The foundation for the tɐ́lʒrə̬k language has been laid and it is super solid. Hopefully soon I will have my website up and running. tɐ́lʒrə̬k has a bunch of vocabulary already and my next step is to build an actual tɐ́lʒrə̬k language dictionary. I have set my sights high for this one. My goal is to reach 1,800 idioms. That is one idiom a day for five years and a 9,000 word dictionary as well that is five words per day. By the end of five years from now I could possibly have more words and idioms. This is my goal.
Today I have accomplished 1 idiom and 5 words!
Today I have accomplished 1 idiom and 5 words!
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Re: What did you accomplish today?
Added two prepositions to Ampwanitz, borrowed into Kankonian and LIE, with equivalents in many languages of advanced Lehola peoples.
The words are pwemo and zuo. "Pwemo" means "at a lower-numbered dimension than", while "zuo" means "at a higher-numbered dimension than". So if you are in the fourth dimension and Dzhusinda is in the fifth dimension, you are currently pwemo Dzhusinda, and Dzhusinda is zuo you.
The words are pwemo and zuo. "Pwemo" means "at a lower-numbered dimension than", while "zuo" means "at a higher-numbered dimension than". So if you are in the fourth dimension and Dzhusinda is in the fifth dimension, you are currently pwemo Dzhusinda, and Dzhusinda is zuo you.
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Squirrels chase koi . . . chase squirrels
My Kankonian-English dictionary: 88,000 words and counting
31,416: The number of the conlanging beast!
Squirrels chase koi . . . chase squirrels
My Kankonian-English dictionary: 88,000 words and counting
31,416: The number of the conlanging beast!
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Re: What did you accomplish today?
Why not aim for a 10,000-word dictionary? Then tɐ́lʒrə̬k will be eligible for this list: https://www.frathwiki.com/Conlangs_with ... ,000_words
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Squirrels chase koi . . . chase squirrels
My Kankonian-English dictionary: 88,000 words and counting
31,416: The number of the conlanging beast!
Squirrels chase koi . . . chase squirrels
My Kankonian-English dictionary: 88,000 words and counting
31,416: The number of the conlanging beast!
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Re: What did you accomplish today?
Wow I did not know that. Thanks for the info! I will aim for 10,000 or more then!
NO MATTER HOW YOU FEEL, GET UP, DRESS UP. SHOW UP, AND NEVER GIVE UP.
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Re: What did you accomplish today?
You're welcome! Go for it!Johnathan_4 wrote: ↑09 Sep 2021 05:15 Wow I did not know that. Thanks for the info! I will aim for 10,000 or more then!
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Squirrels chase koi . . . chase squirrels
My Kankonian-English dictionary: 88,000 words and counting
31,416: The number of the conlanging beast!
Squirrels chase koi . . . chase squirrels
My Kankonian-English dictionary: 88,000 words and counting
31,416: The number of the conlanging beast!
Re: What did you accomplish today?
Added more substance to my Shu grammar PDF. I also added in table styles so every other line in the tables are highlighted. This makes them easier to read.
Bu mac zoom pana shem.
Me too sexy for shirt.
Bu mac zoom pana shem.
Me too sexy for shirt.
Kle mac bu run
So sexyI hurt
Beef steak is good
wos pis ho tu
Me too sexy for shirt.
Bu mac zoom pana shem.
Me too sexy for shirt.
Kle mac bu run
So sexyI hurt
Beef steak is good
wos pis ho tu