I'm still puzzling over names. At this point, Ceqli has two ways to designate names. With the 'ti', analalgous to Loglan 'la', and the morph 'zo', which is a...
From: ceqli@yahoogroups.com [mailto:ceqli@yahoogroups.com] On Behalf Of Rex May ... I would say just stick with "ti" and eliminate the suffix. That way "ti"...
... Hm. Now I'm trying to retrace my thinking in adding the -zo in the first place. But I like your new definition of "ti". That just might solve the...
... But you could write compounds with a space between "ti fran pan", or not require a marker on derivatives or compounds. ... Since it's no longer a proper...
... Such solutions might work, but the basic principle of being able to use a name in a compound remains. And the point is that in, say helvezofroma, the helve...
... In a way, it is indeed redundant. Let me summarize the situation as I see it: 1. Names are, and should be, a separate category. Thing is, the category is...
... "japanzohaym" is more concise than "ti japan beti sa haym"; I would suggest keeping "zo" but maybe limiting its scope to _only_ deriving compounds from...
I've given this a lot of thought, and I think I may have a solution. First, the normal Ceqli system is to have 'bracket particles' of the form x...beX. to...
Not getting any input, but I've just about decided that za...zo is the way to go for names. Speaking of names, I've been thinking about latin scientific terms...
... way to go ... I still don't care for the double markers. One should be sufficient. ... "homo ... Indeed, ... think. Is ... NOT names ... Some type of...
... I think one will be sufficient in almost all cases. deynazo sta to dom. go xaw deynazo. but for a long, stringy name like "The national association of ...
As some of you know, I recently retired, and now that I've got my home business in pretty good shape and moving along, I have time to devote to Ceqli that I...
(#^*&ing HTML e-mail!) ... Congrats. (Is there a Ceqli word for that?) ... My current "unemployed" status is doing that for me. Unfortunately the lack of...
... Oh, I like it, too. It's neat and instinctive. But here's the rub — If it's a single phoneme, then, logically, so should dj and ts and pf and kx be...
... <pf> and <kx> are not affricates. The articulation points for [p] and [f] are different, and same for [k] and [S]. <ts> and <dj> may be. The point being...
... Yes, well, if tS is a phoneme, dZ just about has to be by any standards. And the other examples are, I admit at least arguable. Well, whether they are or...
(There's that *#$&$& HTML again!) From: ceqli@yahoogroups.com [mailto:ceqli@yahoogroups.com] On Behalf Of Rex May ... No reason why not. ... See #3. ... I...
Okay, that much is baselined. I've decided to do all this on a PBWiki. What I have so far is at http://ceqli.pbwiki.com/FrontPage Please critique as needed. ...
From: ceqli@yahoogroups.com [mailto:ceqli@yahoogroups.com] On Behalf Of Rex May ... This may have something to do with PBWiki because I saw the same thing on...
... You're absolutely right. ... Rex May rmay@... 1-970-221-5528 Daily cartoon at: http://www.humorousmaximus.com/cartoons/rex_may.php See some of my other...
Oh, on the same pattern, I already have xwe from Mandarin meaning 'learn' . That could reverse to xew for 'teach' if it seems better. Rex May rmay@... ...
What does everybody think of this pair? hey - to have (Scots English hae) hye - to lack I'd like to have a reversal in this case because it seems neat, and hye...
... My only problem with that is the object. Or I think it is. As it is: go xwe japanzo. I learn Japanese With what is being learned as the object. so go...
I've been revisiting Loglan (thru Steve Rice's book) and I'm agonizing again. Already adopted are the dual natures of pa-na-fa, as pa-do-fu That is, they're...
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