miniatureconlangs

Many languages have possessive suffixes. There's some kind of semantic similarity between being a recipient or indirect object and bein...

Pronominal possession has already been covered. More general nominal possession is based on this, and therefore, reading about pronominal ...

Unlike Ćwarmin (and Dairwueh), Bryatesle primarily has possessive head marking. Still, the possessor also tends to be in some non-nominative...

Since I've recently been thinking a it about reflexive possession, I figured I might as well present a survey of the way my main conlang...

Tatediem marks indirect objects - these can only be humans, btw - by a specific set of prefixes (that in part are 'subsumed' in the...

The possessive constructions of Barxa tend to be rather varied in what other functions the different expressions overlap with. In this post,...

A thing monoglot conlangers tend not to realize is that possession often is used somewhat differently in different languages. Consider sen...