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This is just a random sample, to give some idea of what the look of the words are. Almost all morphemes are disyllabic, with some very common ones being monosyllabic, or even consisting in only one phoneme (e.g. '''l''' meaning 'the' (sing.)).
This is just a random sample, to give some idea of what the words look like. Almost all morphemes are disyllabic, with a long syllable followed by a short syllable, though some very common words are monosyllabic, or even consist of only one phoneme (e.g. '''l''' meaning 'the' (singular)).


You can form compound words by juxtaposition, head word last. E.g. a '''moogimotti''' is an ant-egg.
You can form compound words by juxtaposition, head word last. E.g. a '''moogimotti''' is an ant-egg. '''Kossakaidu''' means 'jeweller' - literally "jewel-worker".


== Random sample of words ==
== Random sample of words ==

Revision as of 19:13, 6 November 2005

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This is just a random sample, to give some idea of what the words look like. Almost all morphemes are disyllabic, with a long syllable followed by a short syllable, though some very common words are monosyllabic, or even consist of only one phoneme (e.g. l meaning 'the' (singular)).

You can form compound words by juxtaposition, head word last. E.g. a moogimotti is an ant-egg. Kossakaidu means 'jeweller' - literally "jewel-worker".

Random sample of words

  • ??? this (demonstrative)
  • beetu garden
  • booru to drown (intrans.)
  • cainu mustard
  • ceeza army
  • cuuku wife
  • daubu organ (of body)
  • gooma referee, umpire
  • hauka curtain
  • kauna populace
  • kooba jacket
  • luudi goat
  • luuli pan, frying pan
  • moogi ant
  • motti egg
  • naapa cotton
  • pauqa sign (as in a streetsign or public notice)
  • qeetu mirror
  • qocci beard
  • raalu arrow
  • raucu wealthy, rich
  • riigu scale (as in measuring device)
  • sombi to run
  • tiicu pig
  • tuuza helmet

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