kårroť scratchpad (necroes still welcome)

[bradrn]

I'll start off with the five most common nominative declensions. There are three genders - sapient, animate and inanimate.

Are you sure you didn’t mean ergative declensions? Unless you’re using nominative in a different sense than what I’m used to, this sure doesn’t look like a nominative–accusative system… Ergative conlangs are few and far between, so I’d be really interested in seeing this developed further!

[Richard W]

I'll start off with the five most common nominative declensions. There are three genders - sapient, animate and inanimate.

Are you sure you didn’t mean ergative declensions? Unless you’re using nominative in a different sense than what I’m used to, this sure doesn’t look like a nominative–accusative system… Ergative conlangs are few and far between, so I’d be really interested in seeing this developed further!

I suspect 'nominative' is a malapropism for 'nominal'.

[Ares Land]

Oh, I'd missed some updates to the document.

This looks good so far, and I'd be glad to see more of it!

I'm not sure what to make of the <cg> clusters?
Also, how do the contrast between present imperfective and perfective work?

[mèþru]

<cg> should only ever be part of <c> + <gn>, aka /kŋ/ and such a cluster would always be split between two syllables.

Yes, I did mean nominal declensions. Woops