Starting with this thing: https://web.archive.org/web/20130307020009/http://fiziwig.com/conlang/syntax_tests.html

All the people shouted.
Some of the people shouted.
Many of the people shouted twice.
First! People. People is the ( Read more... )

Continuing from here...Love is the irresistible desire ( Read more... )

I'm going to do
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Okay, today I think we wrap up the Derivational Morphology.

What I have left on Zompist's list is:

augmentative, firf-, in rare cases, -irf
inhabitant, rur-
negative, -eal, lea-

sseabshub, dog, noun
a big dog, firsseabshub.
an undog, leasseabshub

hetfa, to do
to undo, hetfeal

Mrotnisha, to study, mrotnishal, studious ( Read more... )

Some more Derivational Morphology for today!

causative & diminutive

Noun today is Fire, phan and verb is shout, teafa

Causative, -alt, talt-

to enfire, taltphana (because we're verbing a noun it gets an -a at the end)

to make-shout, teafalta (and the A moves to the end here ( Read more... )

And yet more Derivational morphology!

Okay, so, I started off with the state of being, turning a noun or a verb into a noun.

and then I did noun-people and verb-people.

Today's nouns are pheassat, word, and dotfit, map

collection

dird-

Dirdphessat, a word-collection, a lexicon.

Dirdotfit, a map-collection, an atlas

(Fotafa, to run, ( Read more... )

Today is more Derivational morphology!

Okay, so, I started off with the state of being, turning a noun or a verb into a noun.

For today's part, we're going to go with the noun book, futheat and read, ssru (an irregular verb)

Associated Person
a book-person! Actually, first, a reading person, a reader:

Ssrussolss ( Read more... )

Turning things into other things!

(Derivational morphology)

because Whispers Drop started out with a very small vocabulary (for plot-based reasons), it is very heavy on suffixes and prefixes to derive more meaning from one word.

For examples:

shef is cat
fena is to slink"process or state" -orf ( Read more... )

Okay!

Now I have to Drop the Drop!

Which means I had to figure out that "present continuous" tense existed.

I have nuba, which is the root for drop.Without figuring out all of the conjugations at the moment, -othe is the ending for ( Read more... )

If you're following this, you may have noticed that I'm fascinated by plurals with grammatical number.

So in making a plural to make the words Whispers Drop, I decided to make several plural forms ( Read more... )