A Hellenic Conlang

[ShadowedSin]

Update, verbs now conjugate to voice that being Passive, Middle and Active voice

[Taronyu]

You got a blog for this thing, yet?

[ShadowedSin]

You got a blog for this thing, yet?

Yes the blog is in my signature under the name Shadow's Sin.

And my sister dew some Amazon period outfits, I'll have those scanned up and a bit more on the language this week.

[ShadowedSin]

It has been a long time since I posted but I've finally gotten a new post on  my blog.

Linksy to Amazon Culture / Language Blog

The images on it are rough but they are concept art for the middle period Amazones. I also wrote up a bit more on the history of the Nation and it's relative fall.

I should have a working vocab soon!

[ShadowedSin]

It's been a while so I'm going to be doing a short update. Tense markers are finally done! All four of them. Which means there are a total of twenty something tenses in Amazo since tense mixes with Aspect and infers a different meaning. Which in turn combines with a modal system I developed makes the verb system pretty damn complicated @@ Nothing like Chylum though ><

I plan on tackling demostratives and pronouns next! Any Greek experts feel free to once again chime in on your ideas for what I'm working on. This is a long term project as I plan to have several folk songs, chants and even liturgical  pieces written in Amazo as the Amazon Diaspora stories grow.

My last blog post mostly details the clan system and introduces a few new words I also did a few notes on the Amazonian religion.

[ShadowedSin]

It has been a while but I wanted to let everyone know that I have recovered my notes on Amazo and will be updating it once I get some time!

[ShadowedSin]

Sorry for all of the unreplied posts but after months of work I am finally able to say that I have a sentence in Amazon.

Oɩκoν κημɩ ɛρηλλη δɛɩν ɑωκωνɛ!
Oikon kaeɲi erællæ dein aukune!

In English - He just now loves her!

Comments?

[ShadowedSin]

Just wanted to bump the main thread as the cases had an update and there has been a lot of writing on Amazonian history

That's all for now, Fyhen Shush or Spirits to you aka Goodbye

[ShadowedSin]

Posting here since this where most of my languages info.

I've added two new custom moods.

Necessative - Used to express the necessity or need of something.
Evidentative - Used to express inference or that something is interred

I've also added the Resumptive Aspect which states that an action has started once again. Finally the frequentative or habitual aspect was added to state the repeated action of something.

Amazon depends heavily on the meaning derived from action, as a nomadic people the Amazones relied their leaders to do something. Faith in gods was one thing but action was the way how the world is shaped. This is reflected in their tense-mood-aspect system dealing with verbs.