Caseic language - Revision history

MtPenguinMonster: /* Conjunctions */ Lists

2026-10-31T04:09:20Z

Conjunctions: Lists

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	\| yerc \|\| '''Prepositional and:''' Indicates multiple subjects of a preposition \|\| Jari efe bati '''yerc''' sweriaste ac nerjai gojana \|\| I watched the goose at the fort and mushroom grove		\| yerc \|\| '''Prepositional and:''' Indicates multiple subjects of a preposition \|\| Jari efe bati '''yerc''' sweriaste ac nerjai gojana \|\| I watched the goose at the fort and mushroom grove
	\|}		\|}

			When context permits, in spoken langauge, conjunctions may be omitted:

			:{{lang\|ca\|Jari ac nerjai pi nagraj acha pi sweri gojana}}
			:→ {{lang\|ca\|Jari ac nerjai nagraj sweri gojana}}
			"I saw a goose, a bunch of horses, and a fungus."

	[[Category:Languages of the Caseic Archipelago]]		[[Category:Languages of the Caseic Archipelago]]

MtPenguinMonster: /* Verbs */

2026-09-16T11:52:35Z

Verbs

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	{\| class="wikitable"		{\| class="wikitable"
	\|+ Conjugation of -am verbs (e.g.: panam, "eat, consume")		\|+ Conjugation of -am verbs (e.g.: {{lang\|ca\|panam}}, "eat, consume")
	\|-		\|-
	! !! Distant past !! Near past !! Present !! Future		! !! Distant past !! Near past !! Present !! Future
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	{\| class="wikitable"		{\| class="wikitable"
	\|+ Conjugation of -en verbs (e.g.: conen, "wash")		\|+ Conjugation of -en verbs (e.g.: {{lang\|ca\|conen}}, "wash")
	\|-		\|-
	! !! Distant past !! Near past !! Present !! Future		! !! Distant past !! Near past !! Present !! Future

MtPenguinMonster: /* Verbs */

2026-09-16T11:52:06Z

Verbs

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	\| Episodic \|\| pan''ameri'' aiya \|\| pan aiya		\| Episodic \|\| pan''ameri'' aiya \|\| pan aiya
	\|}		\|}

			==== Episodic future ====

			Some verbs have irregular conjugations in the episodic-aspect future-tense due to phonetics. For example, verbs whose root ends with an r-cluster (i.e. br, cr, gr, or pr) will have their future form end with the vowel er.

			{{Caseic Conjugation\|bagr\|am\|epfut=bager}}

	==== Negation ====		==== Negation ====

MtPenguinMonster: /* Negation */ Bold

2026-07-18T09:59:16Z

Negation: Bold

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	''gyei'' is another particle used to negate verbs, which is placed after the verb. ''gyei'' is most-commonly used when a clitic is attached to the verb.		''gyei'' is another particle used to negate verbs, which is placed after the verb. ''gyei'' is most-commonly used when a clitic is attached to the verb.

	:{{lang\|ca\|Jari fe'gabana gyei}}		:{{lang\|ca\|Jari fe'gabana '''gyei'''}}
	:"I did not shoot them"		:"I did not shoot them"

MtPenguinMonster: /* Verbs */ Negation

2026-07-18T09:58:55Z

Verbs: Negation

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 | Episodic || pan''ameri'' aiya || pan aiya
 |}
 === Syntax ===

MtPenguinMonster: /* Punctuation */

2026-06-19T01:07:26Z

Punctuation

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	The Caseic script also includes punctuation marks. The oldest of these is the full break, a horizontal line which indicates a break between sections of a text. Later, the first break was developed to represent a break within a section, as a kind of breathing mark. The second break was developed more recently, to indicate a longer breath than the first break. As paper is becoming a less scarce resource, the full break is falling out of use in favour of splitting text into paragraphs.		The Caseic script also includes punctuation marks. The oldest of these is the full break, a horizontal line which indicates a break between sections of a text. Later, the first break was developed to represent a break within a section, as a kind of breathing mark. The second break was developed more recently, to indicate a longer breath than the first break. As paper is becoming a less scarce resource, the full break is falling out of use in favour of splitting text into paragraphs.

	The second break is most commonly used in newspaper headlines, as a way of intentionally emphasising specific parts of the headline. It is also used in the scripts of [[theatrical play]]s to separate the name of a character from the lines they speak.		The second break is most commonly used in newspaper headlines, as a way of intentionally emphasising specific parts of the headline. As a result of this use of the second break, the first break has been used in newspapers to represent a shorter breathing mark, with the full break being repurposed to separate sentences. It is also used in the scripts of [[theatrical play]]s to separate the name of a character from the lines they speak.

	=== Romanisation ===		=== Romanisation ===

MtPenguinMonster: /* Conjunctions */

2026-06-19T00:36:31Z

Conjunctions

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	\| pi \|\| '''Absolutive and:''' Indicates multiple patients of the same verb (replaces ''ac'') \|\| Jari ac nerjai '''pi''' nagraj gojana \|\| I watched the goose and the horse.		\| pi \|\| '''Absolutive and:''' Indicates multiple patients of the same verb (replaces ''ac'') \|\| Jari ac nerjai '''pi''' nagraj gojana \|\| I watched the goose and the horse.
			\|-
			\| sai \|\| '''Genitive and:''' Indicates multiple genitive phrases pertaining to the same noun (replaces ''sa'') \|\| Nerjai sa nagraj jerecyu '''sai''' negraj brecaye ac pechec gojana \|\| The grey horse and red horse's goose watched the sea.
	\|-		\|-
	\| swei \|\| '''Narrative absolutive and:''' Connects two clauses with the same patient \|\| Jae crachameri '''swei''' grichana \|\| I stayed put and had fun		\| swei \|\| '''Narrative absolutive and:''' Connects two clauses with the same patient \|\| Jae crachameri '''swei''' grichana \|\| I stayed put and had fun

MtPenguinMonster: /* Conjunctions */ This might be the most complicated Caseic sentence I've put on the wiki

2026-06-18T12:27:14Z

Conjunctions: This might be the most complicated Caseic sentence I've put on the wiki

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	! Conjunction !! Meaning !! Example !! Translation		! Conjunction !! Meaning !! Example !! Translation
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			\| acrai \|\| '''Relative and:''' Used to indicate a second relative clause for the same noun phrase as the previous relative clause \|\| Nerjai yai ac pechec gojana acrai ac gru'naje fijana igrachaic panomeri \|\| The goose, which watched the sea and split its food, ate a berry.
	\|-		\|-
	\| acrom \|\| '''Narrative unshared and:''' Connects two related clauses that do not share an agent or patient \|\| Nerjai ac pechec gojana '''acrom''' jari ac nerjai gojana \|\| The goose watched the sea and I watched the goose.		\| acrom \|\| '''Narrative unshared and:''' Connects two related clauses that do not share an agent or patient \|\| Nerjai ac pechec gojana '''acrom''' jari ac nerjai gojana \|\| The goose watched the sea and I watched the goose.

MtPenguinMonster: A little bit of grammar for the starving linguistics nerds

2026-06-18T12:12:31Z

A little bit of grammar for the starving linguistics nerds

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 :{{lang|ca|Nerjai ac awec cri nagraj pujameri.}}
 :"The goose gives rice to the horse."
 === Conjunctions ===

MtPenguinMonster: /* Pronouns */ Having blatant errors go unnoticed for so long is quite embarrassing

2026-06-02T13:38:52Z

Pronouns: Having blatant errors go unnoticed for so long is quite embarrassing

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	:{{lang\|ca\|*Nerjai sa '''jawe nagraj''' ac yibuwec gefroc ipen it eyana.}}		:{{lang\|ca\|*Nerjai sa '''jawe nagraj''' ac yibuwec gefroc ipen it eyana.}}
	:→ {{lang\|ca\|Nerjai sa '''ji'nagraj''' ac yibuwec gefroc ipen it eyana.}}		:→ {{lang\|ca\|Nerjai sa '''ja'nagraj''' ac yibuwec gefroc ipen it eyana.}}
	:"My horse's goose had an excuse to leave the building."		:"My horse's goose had an excuse to leave the building."