Re: USAGE: Esperanto for "run away"

> [mailto:CONLANG@listserv.brown.edu] On Behalf Of Eugene Oh
> <li_sasxsek@...> wrote:
> > Sasxsek:
> >
> >        murun           = run away (assuming there is
> actually an act of
> > "running")
> >        mukin           = go/move away (any motion away from
> something)
> >
> >        mu              = (away) from [prep.]
> >        run             = to run
> >        kin             = to go/move
> >
> > The opposite of "mu" is "fu" (to/toward) so "fukin" would
> be "to approach".
> Intriguingly "fukin" happens to be Japanese for "vicinity",
> and "mukin"
> takes a bit of a stretch, but could probably be analysed as
> "no closeness".
Just a coindicidence. "mu" and "fu" where created from some early phonosemantic
schema that I started with though I didn't quite stick with it as much as I
originally intended. "m-" having to do with origins, thus "mo" = "I,me", "mu" =
"from", "mi" = "previous", and "ma" = "because". By a similar method I have
"fo" = "you", "fu" = "toward", "fi" = "future", "fa" = "then [conj.]".