11:49 21-2-2014, Paul Gideon Dann:
>Tu ha le derecto de usar le interlingua como tu vole! Io demanda 
>simplemente que tu accepta que nos pote haber differente punctos 
>de vista.

Pois! (Como dice le Portugeses si es de acordo.)

>Io comprende ben que tu [Paul Bartlett] vole un interlingua 
>esperantic.

Io vole un interlingua typicamente interlinguic. E ja lo habe!

(Interlinguic es melior que interlinguan? Cf. § 138
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Note: Used with names of places and persons. In the case of place 
names not ending in -a or -o as also of all names of persons, the 
euphonic variant -iano is to be preferred, e.g. Marte 'Mars' > 
martiano 'Martian.'

The corresponding adjective form is -an (-ian). In senses (1) and 
(3) the corresponding feminine is -ana (-iana). In senses (1) and 
(2) synonym of -ese. In senses (1) and (3) synonym of -ita.
==

§139
==
-ic 'of, pertaining to ..., characterized by ...' e.g. cubo 
'cube' > cubic; nostalgia > nostalgic;
new formation: Bosporo 'Bosporus' > bosporic 'of the Bosporus'

-an 'pertaining to ...'; esp. 'native of ...' e.g. urbe 'town' > 
urban; Mohammed > mohammedan 'Mohammedan'; Africa > african 
'African';
new formations: Tolstoi > tolstoian 'Tolstoyan'; Asia > asian 
'Asian'
Note: Used with names of places and persons. In the case of place 
names not ending in -a or -o as also of all names of persons, the 
euphonic variant -ian is to be preferred; e.g. Zamenhof > 
zamenhofian 'Zamenhofian'; but also Canada > canadian. The 
corresponding noun form is -ano (-iano).
==

-- 
Ruud Harmsen, http://rudhar.com
Ressources sur interlingua: rudhar.com/lingtics/intrlnga.htm


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