Indevroplu: Difference between revisions

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===Agglutination===

Indeyivroplu ~~has~~ frequent usage of agglutination. In the creation of the language, there was a preference towards forming new words using existing word stems rather than directly loaning the word ~~when possible~~.

Indeyivroplu employs a frequent usage of agglutination. In the creation of the language, there was a preference towards forming new words using existing word stems rather than directly loaning the foreign word.

When making compound words there is no infix inserted, so morphemes are simply placed unedited after each other, with only the final ~~one getting~~ inflected.

When making compound words there is no infix inserted, so morphemes are simply placed unedited after each other, with only the final morpheme being inflected.

# '''fligmuku''' ''("bat")'' = flig.a + muk.u ''("flying" + "rat")''

# '''kajskorxonu''' ''("laboratory")'' = kajs.u + kor.ir + xon.u ''("trial" + "to work" + "house")''

# '''abrelektrgodir''' ''("lightning strike" (v.))'' = abr.u + elektr.u + god.ir ''("cloud" + "electric" + "to hit")''

# '''abrelektrgodir''' ''("lightning strike" (v.))'' = abr.u + elektr.a + god.ir ''("cloud" + "electric" + "to hit")''

The only case where a single morpheme in a word is ever changed in form is for the 28 total ''"ghost-syllable"'' morphemes, named so because they consist of a syllable onset followed by -'''ë''' in all positions except word-finally, where ''-ë'' disappears. They are: '''d, dj, dzm, fr, fs, g, h, j, k, l, m, n, p, pr, s, sr, st, sj, šp, t, tr, tš, v, vj, xf, zg, ž, žm'''.

The only case where a single morpheme in a word is ever changed in form is for the 28 total ''"ghost-syllable"'' morphemes, named so because they consist of a syllable onset followed by -'''ë''' in all positions except word-finally, where ''-ë'' disappears. They are: '''d, dj, dzm, fr, fsj, g, h, j, k, l, m, n, p, pr, s, sr, st, sj, šp, t, tr, tš, v, vj, xf, zg, ž, žm'''.

# '''''stë'''.ob.ronir'' "surf" versus ''on.'''st'''i'' "then" (as opposed to ''on.stë.i'')

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 ===Agglutination===
-Indeyivroplu has frequent usage of agglutination. In the creation of the language, there was a preference towards forming new words using existing word stems rather than directly loaning the word when possible.
+Indeyivroplu employs a frequent usage of agglutination. In the creation of the language, there was a preference towards forming new words using existing word stems rather than directly loaning the foreign word.
-When making compound words there is no infix inserted, so morphemes are simply placed unedited after each other, with only the final one getting inflected.
+When making compound words there is no infix inserted, so morphemes are simply placed unedited after each other, with only the final morpheme being inflected.
 # '''fligmuku''' ''("bat")'' = flig.a + muk.u  ''("flying" + "rat")''
 # '''kajskorxonu''' ''("laboratory")'' = kajs.u + kor.ir + xon.u  ''("trial" + "to work" + "house")''
-# '''abrelektrgodir''' ''("lightning strike" (v.))'' = abr.u + elektr.u + god.ir  ''("cloud" + "electric" + "to hit")''
+# '''abrelektrgodir''' ''("lightning strike" (v.))'' = abr.u + elektr.a + god.ir  ''("cloud" + "electric" + "to hit")''
-The only case where a single morpheme in a word is ever changed in form is for the 28 total ''"ghost-syllable"'' morphemes, named so because they consist of a syllable onset followed by -'''ë''' in all positions except word-finally, where ''-ë'' disappears. They are: '''d, dj, dzm, fr, fs, g, h, j, k, l, m, n, p, pr, s, sr, st, sj, šp, t, tr, tš, v, vj, xf, zg, ž, žm'''.
+The only case where a single morpheme in a word is ever changed in form is for the 28 total ''"ghost-syllable"'' morphemes, named so because they consist of a syllable onset followed by -'''ë''' in all positions except word-finally, where ''-ë'' disappears. They are: '''d, dj, dzm, fr, fsj, g, h, j, k, l, m, n, p, pr, s, sr, st, sj, šp, t, tr, tš, v, vj, xf, zg, ž, žm'''.
 # '''''stë'''.ob.ronir'' "surf" versus ''on.'''st'''i'' "then" (as opposed to ''on.stë.i'')