Tymat - Conlang Profile	Advanced
Language Name Tymat Language Author Shane Hodgson Year Began 2004 Site Tymat Broken Link Yes Site Language English Site Author Shane Hodgson Language Type personal language Uniqueness Tymat features heavy agglutination on verbs, to show tense, aspect, subject and object of the verb, among other things. This can produce very long words, such as Nokasapêkomerongalola, which means "Will you not have been eating it?" Syllable order is usually CV, although a little variation is allowed. Language Sources English, Spanish. Quotation Nokasapêkomerongalola Translation Will you not have been eating it? Dictionary No Etymologies No Grammar No Sample Texts No Unique Script No Primer No Babel Text No Submitted By Shane Hodgson Updated By Shane Hodgson Date Edited Saturday, December 04, 2004 Description Of Update Link broken, conlang abandoned. Date To Headline Wednesday, July 28, 2004 < Tyl Sjok  Tymat  Tymru >
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