Koha is a language spoken in the Pacific Ocean of the Eislehrenwelt within the Polycosm. Koha is a trade language derived from German (its name is short for Ki Koha Paka, the German Language). There are two genders in Koha, masculine and feminine. The definite articles are ka and ki; the indefinite articles are a and ana.

ka haka             the ( Read more... )

The first part of a Siye verb is the personal prefix markings. These prefixes follow a nominative-accusative pattern, but vowel dominance, both on the verb root which follows and (in the case of the subject prefix) the prefix which precedes creates variant forms of the prefixes. The prefixal order is always object prefix-subject prefix-verb root.  ( Read more... )

 
Third Person Marker Borrowing from Siye in Ulok

The third person suffixes in Ulok are archaic borrowings from a millennia-old version of Siye. The third animate singular suffix -p and the Siye singular enclitic =pu derive from a Siye postpositive particle pu, which indicated both third person and singular number. Ulok kept the former distinction, ( Read more... )