Pabappa

This page presents the language as a grammar organized by subject. See Pabappa/scratchpad for chronological updates.

Pabappa is the daughter language of Play that remained in the original Play homeland around the capital city.

Grammar

Pabappa is a Lava Bed language, like its sister Poswa, and its parent language Play. The grammar is noticeably simpler than in these other languages, but still retains the classic Lava Bed trait of using suffixes and infixes that can affect all parts of a word, even the beginning, hence "erupting" and molding all of the available space.

Unlike Poswa, Pabappa continues to make use of compounds.