List of Affixes
 NikkoSossedov1 June 19, 2018 |
@Liis okay thanks. |
by NikkoSossedov1
June 19, 2018
@Liis okay thanks.
 Zinrahzul January 18, 2019 |
The Word Wall for TAH mentions "rek-grohiik Ulfeidr" and then goes on to describe a named pack. I reason that this is the description for a she-wolf (female werewolf). If that is indeed the case, then I submit REK- as a canon prefix. |
by Zinrahzul
January 18, 2019
The Word Wall for TAH mentions "rek-grohiik Ulfeidr" and then goes on to describe a named pack. I reason that this is the description for a she-wolf (female werewolf). If that is indeed the case, then I submit REK- as a canon prefix.
 Vokriid June 6, 2019 |
Is there any way to transform adjectives or nouns into verbs? (I am not a linguist, but I think that can be called causative) It seems to me that this verb transformation already happened in a few cases. It might be the suffix -iv, as we see in onik -> onikiv and (maybe) vahrukt -> vahrukiv. What do you think? |
by Vokriid
June 6, 2019
Is there any way to transform adjectives or nouns into verbs?
(I am not a linguist, but I think that can be called causative)
It seems to me that this verb transformation already happened in a few cases.
It might be the suffix -iv, as we see in onik -> onikiv and (maybe) vahrukt -> vahrukiv.
What do you think?
(I am not a linguist, but I think that can be called causative)
It seems to me that this verb transformation already happened in a few cases.
It might be the suffix -iv, as we see in onik -> onikiv and (maybe) vahrukt -> vahrukiv.
What do you think?
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Vokriid June 6, 2019 |
@Zinrahzul I think, you are right and rek can functions like a prefix, although I am not shure that it really is a prefix. If that was true, it should be rekgrohiik, shouldn't it? Anyway, those are writing habits, not context-arguments, so I would use it. It's a bit like in the Hobbit where the Orks always call Tauriel the "she-elf". |
by Vokriid
June 6, 2019
@Zinrahzul
I think, you are right and rek can functions like a prefix, although I am not shure that it really is a prefix. If that was true, it should be rekgrohiik, shouldn't it?
Anyway, those are writing habits, not context-arguments, so I would use it.
It's a bit like in the Hobbit where the Orks always call Tauriel the "she-elf".
I think, you are right and rek can functions like a prefix, although I am not shure that it really is a prefix. If that was true, it should be rekgrohiik, shouldn't it?
Anyway, those are writing habits, not context-arguments, so I would use it.
It's a bit like in the Hobbit where the Orks always call Tauriel the "she-elf".
