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:: '''amin''' - ''n'' - lover; romantic partner | :: '''amin''' - ''n'' - lover; romantic partner | ||
:: '''amiya''' - ''n'' - romance; adoration; love | :: '''amiya''' - ''n'' - romance; adoration; love | ||
* '''''ʔeʃ''''' | |||
:: '''eqesh''' - ''n'' - house | |||
:: '''eshek''' - ''vt'' - dwell; reside | |||
:: '''naqesh''' - ''n'' - neighborhood | |||
= sh = | = sh = |
Revision as of 08:11, 31 March 2018
These are the basic roots of Amal, from which all words are created. Many of these are derived from natural languages but heavily modified to conform to the aesthetic and functionality of Amal.
b
- bag
- baga - n - garden; lawn; yard
- bagra - v - garden; do yard work; plant flowers
- nabagi - n - farm; crops
q
- ʔam
- amek - vt - love; adore
- amin - n - lover; romantic partner
- amiya - n - romance; adoration; love
- ʔeʃ
- eqesh - n - house
- eshek - vt - dwell; reside
- naqesh - n - neighborhood
sh
- ʃen
- -en - aff - marks nouns as feminine
- ena - n - mother
- shena - n - woman
y
- jeg
- yega - n - marriage; wedding; union
- & ʔay → yegai - n - in-law; relative by marriage
- & ʃen → yegen - n - wife
- & raʔ → yegra - n - marry; wed
- & mul → yegul - n - husband