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Adjectives modify the top element of the stack. For example, if the adjective '''lin''' 'loyal', the result is: | Adjectives modify the top element of the stack. For example, if the adjective '''lin''' 'loyal' follows, the result is: | ||
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Fith | |
Spoken in: | planet Fithia |
Timeline/Universe: | |
Total speakers: | |
Genealogical classification: | Fithian Fith |
Created by: | |
Jeffrey Henning | 1996-2005 |
Fith is a stack-based alien language invented by Jeffrey Henning. It is spoken by centauroid sapient marsupials on the planet Fithia.
LIFO Grammar
The grammar of Fith is based on a stack, which operates by the LIFO principle: last in, first out. Like, for instance, a stack of cards on which you can put a card on the top, or remove a card from the top.
Nouns
Nouns are simply pushed on the stack. For example, the noun zhong 'nation' followed by the noun hong 'man' give the following stack:
hong | 'man' |
zhong | 'nation' |
Adjectives
Adjectives modify the top element of the stack. For example, if the adjective lin 'loyal' follows, the result is:
hong lin | 'loyal man' |
zhong | 'nation' |
Postpositions
A postposition connects the top element of the stack with the element below. Example lo 'of':
zhong hong lin lo | 'loyal man of the nation' |
External link
Fith: The Alien Language With A LIFO Grammar (archived)