Common Sevvuferyn prefixes: Difference between revisions
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| Jawa-/jaw- || away || Jawusunk (jawa + husunk) – ''to push away'' – to push away | | Jawa-/jaw- || away || Jawusunk (jawa + husunk) – ''to push away'' – to push away | ||
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| kïl(ý)- || group || Pøsynkïl (pøsyn + kïlý) – ''group of sheep'' – flock | |||
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| Nagr-/nagre-/nãgr- || great/large/grand || nagraåon (nagre + maåon) – ''To fly grandly'' – to soar | | Nagr-/nagre-/nãgr- || great/large/grand || nagraåon (nagre + maåon) – ''To fly grandly'' – to soar | ||
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| Näs- || wild || näsnal (näs + d.nal) – ''wild land'' – wilderness | | Näs- || wild || näsnal (näs + d.nal) – ''wild land'' – wilderness | ||
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| Ned- || low/down/lower || nedyn (ned + dyn) – ''lower head'' – brain (should really be the opposite, but whatever) | | Ned- || low/down/lower || nedyn (ned + dyn) – ''lower head'' – brain (should really be the opposite, but whatever) | ||
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| Nek-/nez-/ne-/n- || not || Neiientë (nek + invigentë) – ''not killable'' – immortal | | Nek-/nez-/ne-/n- || not || Neiientë (nek + invigentë) – ''not killable'' – immortal | ||
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| ni-/nij- || in/into || nijagar (ni + agar) – ''to ask in'' – to invite | | ni-/nij- || in/into || nijagar (ni + agar) – ''to ask in'' – to invite | ||
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| oj-/öj- || half, not fully/to a moderate extent, light/weak || öjuii (öjo + dúii) – ''half-red'' – orange | |||
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| Ry- || thing || rygiiiin (ry + giiiin) – ''thing-fellow'' – fellowship | | Ry- || thing || rygiiiin (ry + giiiin) – ''thing-fellow'' – fellowship | ||
Revision as of 05:40, 26 June 2024
| Preffix | Literal Meaning | examples of its use + (origin) + literal meaning + meaning in English |
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| åel-/åelo-/åeloma-/åël-/åe- | big/long | åeloset (åelomalýnyl + monoset) – big yellow (circle) – star |
| Ë- | among/through | ëmil (ë + mil) – through time – throughout |
| Ibajo-/ibajø-/iba-/ib- | from/by/in/with | iblasi (ibajo + lasi) – to take away (from someone) by force – to steal |
| Jawa-/jaw- | away | Jawusunk (jawa + husunk) – to push away – to push away |
| kïl(ý)- | group | Pøsynkïl (pøsyn + kïlý) – group of sheep – flock |
| Nagr-/nagre-/nãgr- | great/large/grand | nagraåon (nagre + maåon) – To fly grandly – to soar |
| Nas-/naz- | against/anti- | Nasmÿnun (nas + mÿnun) – anti-phrase – oxymoron |
| Näs- | wild | näsnal (näs + d.nal) – wild land – wilderness |
| Ned- | low/down/lower | nedyn (ned + dyn) – lower head – brain (should really be the opposite, but whatever) |
| Nek-/nez-/ne-/n- | not | Neiientë (nek + invigentë) – not killable – immortal |
| Në- | lack/absence (of) | nëfehh (në + ifehh) – lack of commonness – abnormality/disorder |
| ni-/nij- | in/into | nijagar (ni + agar) – to ask in – to invite |
| oj-/öj- | half, not fully/to a moderate extent, light/weak | öjuii (öjo + dúii) – half-red – orange |
| Ry- | thing | rygiiiin (ry + giiiin) – thing-fellow – fellowship |
| Xan-/xa-/xanze- | war, to do with war | xaåelgon (xahhe + åelnigon) – to travel for war – to march |
