04.20.01.09.04.11.30

One more revision i would like to make today, concerning the subject of those nifty little esperantoèsque combination pronoun/adjective combinations i came up with. I wanted them to work something like dlatci, where a combination of them would generate new words, but in a language like malt§εgj they complicate things a bit too much. Hence, i’m splitting the words in two and they should still work just as nicely as they do in any other language.

ml+	ðr+	bl+	→	mlau	ul, úli, úla...	blεg
mlága	ðrága	blága		mlau arán	ul arán	blεg arán
mlaix	ðraix	blaix		mlau mára	ul mára	blεg mára
mlεð	ðrεð	blεð		mlau hanác	ul hanác	blεg hanác
mlímiὲm	ðrímiὲm	blímiὲm		mlímiὲm	ulímiὲm	blímiὲm
mlơc	ðrơc	blơc		mlau	ul	blεg
mlúmwe	ðrúmwe	blúmwe		mlau ðlai	ul ðlai	blεg ðlai
mlýcþid	ðrýcþid	blýcþid		mlau cþið	ul cþið	blεg cþið

So we got a couple new words out of all that.

mlau	what, which
blεg	no, none (already means “no” also)
ðlai	time
cþið	manner, way

I decided to keep mlímiὲm, ulímiὲm, and blímiὲm just because they’re kinda cool. I replaced the ðr- prefix with the appropriate demonstrative adjectives, of which there are now four to choose from: ul, úli, úla, and úlot.

On second thought, these can still be written as one word, they’re just not going to have the strange mutation thing going on. Hence: mlàwarán, mlaumára, mlàuhanác or mlauláð, mlauðlái mlaucþíð, &c. Notice the lovely way in which i have sculpted the contraction of mlau arán into mlàwarán, the u being replaced by a volutuous w! Pure poetry!