Entries tagged with neimulis

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conlangs,
neimulis

'Yemls vocabulary

(posted first at CONLANG)

While working on an active project, I came up with some likely names for days
of the week in 'Yemls. They are:
XDJ
SnJ
MnJ
czJ
oezJ
FzJ
fROJ

Also, I just realized that 'Yemls has a weirdly limited form of vowel harmony.

--
i: UsK-u

Current Music: Saturday Night Fever --BGs

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conlangs,
neimulis

New Neimulis pages

I've put up some of the new 'Yemls (Neimulis) documentation at this location -- it's not nearly finished, but covers a lot of the grammar.

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conlangs,
neimulis

Neimulis Temporal Morphology

I spent a few hours rewriting the Neimulis Temporal Morphology documentation, and uploaded it, albeit with dead links, to this location. It looks a lot better than before. Part of that is because I omitted most of the notes on alternate possibilities, and the big poorly explained tables (which may have been obsolete).

I should have been doing other things, though.

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conlangs,
neimulis

Time-related Morphology

I came up with some more ideas on filling in the details for time-related morphology in Neimulis. ( details here ) Specifically, temporal points of reference are involved.

Current Mood: contemplative
Current Music: Slow Dancing? (IMH)

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conlangs,
neimulis

Neimulis Aspects

Lately, I've been thinking about Neimulis morphosyntax again, after about a year's lapse. Specifically, time and sub-aspect indication.
( Read more... )
1st Edit to add Examples, and change markers.
2nd Edit to fill in missing info.

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conlangs,
neimulis

Telephone

If nothing else, the communications hiatus encouraged me to recite gongyo consistently. But I've been catching up on internet since they connected my new phone # Thursday morning.

The new relay is up at
http://steen.free.fr/relay10/

Edit: I should add that I'm not Jan van Steenbergen, the relay master and owner of that site. End Edit

The text was rather violent. I wasn't completely comfortable translating it (nor were several others). But the results are interesting, as usual.