--- Tristan McLeay <zsau@...> wrote:
> On Mon, 12 Jan 2004, Joe wrote:
>
> > Gary Shannon wrote:
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>
> Well, en- already has a meaning so I'm not sure that
> that's such a good
> idea, and in-'s already overloaded (Latin for both
> un- and en- making for
> the obvious fun with inflammible). An- is a simple
> negative in Greek
> terms, so we're left with on-. Try on- on for size.
> (Personally, enfast to
> me sound like you're making something fast, though,
> perhaps, that implies
> that it's not yet fast.)
>
> --
> Tristan
I'm leaning toward "ne-"
--gary