miniatureconlangs

There is a fascinating paper  by David Tuggy on a verb in Orizaba Nawatl, detailing a verb that has no stem - it consists, entirely, of gram...

In some language with a moderate case system, whatever case can be used for complements goes on the infinite to form an adverbial/complement...

Make some auxiliaries be genitive attributes of the subject, and add a copula between the subject and a somewhat less inflected (possibly in...

In the participle-rich language I described way back , one of the participles could perchance work a bit like this: Applies to a verb rela...

I am generally somewhat cautious about including comparatives and superlatives in non-European languages (granted, there's no one-to-one...

In some conlang with a system of four participles - active perfective, passive perfective, active imperfective, passive imperfective - and w...

I recently read of a language where the conjunction and is inflected like a verb. Suddenly the notion of having a very nouny and appeared ...