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Henaudute sentence of the moment.

Φαῖνε rule.1SG ῥάδαν land.ACC.SG μάνδαθη excellent.Γ ὕννε? not.1SG Ὕντε not.3PL μάδῑ woman.NOM.PL ῥάδανα country.INESS.SG νεῦνευ? 1S~EMPHATIC ‘Do I not rule an excellent land? Are there no women in my own country? (The label ‘Γ’ on μάνδαθη indicates the gender called γαρη “earth” in Henaudute; it is used chiefly for inanimate objects and parts of things that […]

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2011 03 29 Muke Arda Comments (0)

Henaudute sentence of the moment.

I started a mid-length sort of fairy tale in Henaudute a long while ago and I’m hoping to pick it back up again. It was the longest stretch of text in the language I have, so far as I know, and it remembers more things than I’ve forgotten; most particularly, it has stress marked, and […]

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2010 07 29 Muke Arda Comments (1)