Cálos ~ Affixes & Particles

Suffixes:

• -is :: noun, adjective - neuter gender; verb -> noun (to snow -> snow)
• -os :: noun, adjective - masculine gender
• -as :: noun, adjective - feminine gender
• -é :: adverb
  
• -áthos :: verb -> noun (to fish -> fisherman)
  
• -los :: language
  
• -mas :: country
• -lea :: if (sahinlea = if I see)
• -sea :: then / answer to if (mólsinsea = then I hate)
• -cál :: be able to (sahincállea = if I am able to see)

Prefixes:

• ci- :: smaller, weaker
• él- :: bigger, more powerful, deeper, more serious
  
• a/o/i- :: plural
• gyr- :: a part of (arhívos = archive / gyrarhívos = document)
• ný- :: electrical, modern, high tech, computer related
• cael- :: not true, false, not genuine, fake
  

Other affixes:

• ás- ~ -is :: verb -> noun (to snow -> snowing)
• -u- :: noun -> adjective
• san- ~ -is :: adjective -> noun (vánis = alike; similar / sanvánis = harmony;similarity)
  
• -ámul- :: verb, noun -> adjective
• -yr- :: opposite
• -úm- :: almost (ósos = island / ósúmos = peninsula)
• -zé- :: result (cavos = dog / cavozéos = puppy)

Particles:

• e ~ :: polite, showing respect or honour
  
• ~ cí :: asking, marking a question
• a ~ :: something close
• o ~ :: ordinal numbers
• él :: confirmation (sure?)
  
• ~ á :: exclamation point

Cálos ~ Examples

Examples do always show themselves handy!
PS: They are just rough examples however.

Cavon onanám és, sói céta hányros áser.
dog-the cat-the(sociative) is but where no-one knows
The dog is together with the cat, but no one knows where.

Imithrí cíwis haremá! Oothron ésev ésemá!
lives(gen) your(pl) live(imp plural) men-the are(2nd plural) be(imp plural)
Live your lives! Be who you are!

Semprinu miagros és, ca hányros vát alá sív...
House(subessive) treasure is that everyone-anti without me(acc) know(3rd singular)
Under the house, there's a treasure that no one but me know of...

Enlóm? Ít nihólóm ítim?
english(sociative) only japanese(sociative) concentrate(2nd singular)
What about English? Do you only concentrate on Japanese

Cálos ~ The Alphabet

The alphabet is some of the hardest things I know to come up with, and I promise you that it is a lot of reformations when it comes to this... Especially for me at least. I recently had a reformation, and I feel that I really like this one, and hopefully I'll stick to it.

The stress always falls on the accented/long vowel when there is one. When not, it falls on the first syllable.

Basic Letters:

Aa - [a]
Bb - [b]
Cc - [k]
Dd - [d]
Ee - [e]
Ff - [f]
Gg - [ɣ]
Hh - [ç] / [ɧ] (optionable)
Ii - [ɪ]
Ll - [l]
Mm - [m]
Nn - [n]
Oo - [ɔ]
Pp - [p]
Rr - [r]
Ss - [s]
Tt - [t]
Uu - [u]
Vv - [v]
Ww - [w]
Yy - [y]
Zz - [θ]

Additional Letters:

Áá - [aː]
Éé - [eː]
Íí - [iː]
Óó - [ɔː]
Úú - [uː]
Ýý - [yː]
Ćć - [tʃ]
Śś - [ʃ]
Thth - [ð]

Cálos ~ Grammatical Cases

Ok, so now I have reformed Calean (Cálos) a bit and added "some" more cases than just nominative, genitive and locative... I will show you the different meanings of the masculine noun "cavos" (dog)

• cavos - nominative, (a) dog
• cavó - accusative, (a) dog in object
• cavoso - genitive, (a) dog who owns
  
• cavom - inessive, inside a dog
• cavoe - adessive/superessive, near; on (top of) a dog
  
• cavov - illative, into a dog (movement)
• cavomu - subessive, under a dog
• cavóc - elative/ablative, away or out of a dog (movement)
• cavóm - instrumental, with or about a dog
• cavót - apudessive, next to a dog
  
  
• cavon - nominative, the dog
• cavonó - accusative, the dog in object
• cavono - genitive, the dog who owns
  
• cavonom - inessive, inside the dog
• cavone - adessive, near the dog; superessive, on (top of) the dog
• cavóno - illative, into the dog (movement)
• cavonu - subessive, under the dog
• cavonóc - elative/ablative, away or out of the dog (movement)
• cavonóm - instrumental, with or about the dog
• cavonót - apudessive, next to the dog

Nick aka Buster is in!

Hi everyone, i'm teh friend of the other admin =P
He asked me to join this blog, and i accepted. After lots of curses and anger attacks, it finally worked me to accept -_-''

The first post!

Hei!

So, this is my first post, then!
I will be writing about my conlangs, and stuff ;)
But mostly about conlangs. Melihis means "language" in Cálos or Calean, which is my first big conlang. I often try on new conlangs, or just begin with like ortography or the pronouns, then I perhaps give it up, so let's just call them "experiments".
Nick will be joining me soon I hope ;)

Best regards,
Aleksander