miniatureconlangs
A blog about imaginary typology in imaginary languages.
Sunday, September 18, 2016
Awareness of Vowel Harmony in the Ćwarmin-Ŋʒädär World
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Although, much like in our world, vowel harmony comes in many different forms in the Bryatesle-Dairwueh-Sargaĺk-Ćwarmin-Ŋʒädär world, speak...
Saturday, September 17, 2016
Detail #308: Another Middle-Ground between Fixed Case and Derived Case Comparison
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Consider a particle-based comparison system, i.e. one much like the basic European 'than', but where the 'than'-particle re...
Friday, September 16, 2016
Ćwarmin Vocabulary: Monetary Terminology
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Ćwarmin monetary terminology is largerly borrowed from Bryatesle, but a fair share of native terms also serve in this part of the lexicon. ...
Wednesday, September 14, 2016
Fun With Numerals in Ćwarmin
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Unlike the western languages Sargaĺk, Bryatesle and Dairwueh, the Ćwarmin-Ŋʒädär languages have generally had rather complicated morphology...
Sunday, September 11, 2016
Numbers in Sargaĺk
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In the initial sprachbund of which Sargaĺk (and proto-Sargaĺk, and the whole proto-Sargaĺk-Bryatesle-Dairwueh) was part, a few tendencies w...
Tuesday, September 6, 2016
A Ćwarmin "Gender"/Number-Discongruence Thing
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Although Ćwarmin does not have grammatical gender, some nouns and adjectives essentially have some form of "natural" gender. Thes...
Saturday, September 3, 2016
Detail #308: Classifier-system Vaguely Overlapping with Core Cases
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Consider a language with a classifier system, something like free human non-free human animal long thing round thing immotile thing ot...
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