Ring A: 17/18: Θywǵø

The time was morning. The messenger(FEM) was bringing messages using a cart. Now the cart moved and waited briefly near the road which leads up to the marketplace. But then it bothered the animal that was howling. The messenger picked up the a branch/stick. She approached the predator-feline.

The messenger felt uneasy about the danger and was keeping away from the predator-feline, and trying to gain his trust. She gave a piece of food to the predator-feline, who was playing. She went to the cart and saw a chance. But the cursed feline predator wanted more food! Rain started and the messenger held the branch/stick, because she wanted to stay far from the feline-predator. One can best protect oneself against feline-predators using a branch/stick.

The messenger finally returned using the cart. But during the day which was coming, the howing of the feline predator would cause unease to more men and women.

General Info
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&THgr,Theta;uwǵø exhibits the following characteristics:
- almost completely isolating
- OVS
- number, then adjectives follow nouns
- postpositions follow noun phrases
- part of speech is often not clear
- aspect, and then tense marking follows verbs
- tense, aspect, and grammatical subject may all be dropped if the
  context provides it already (e.g., "I came, I saw, I conquered" would
  be something like "I came, see, conquer")

Notes
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(1) &THgr,Theta;uwǵø has combinational postpositions.  The system
can be demonstrated something like this (examples without translation
are for illustration of how it works):

           "located at"     "moving away from"     "moving towards"
             ẃí                 śí                     śið
in           in               out of                  into
on           on               off of                  onto
at - śea     at - śea ẃí      from - śea śí           to - śea śið
now / a time - rer
             during - rer ẃí  after, since - rer śí   before, until - rer śið

near - ýojǵ  near - ýojǵ ẃí   away from - ýojǵ śí     up to - ýojǵ śið
far from - ẃæðiǵ
             far from - ẃæðiǵ ẃí   ~towards           ~away from
…etc

(2) the genetive case / compelementizer word "ẃaðíǰa" has many uses:
- attribuative: X ẃaðíǰa Y = the Y with X (X can be a phrase)
- relational: X ẃaðíǰa Y = the Y which Xes (where X is a verb phrase)
- genitive/possessive: X ẃaðíǰa Y = the X which is Y's
…etc

(3) to say "here/there", "now/then", etc, one uses the words for
"place" and "time" with what also serve as personal pronouns;
e.g. śurnø śæð (place 3rd) = "there", etc

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