Re: Knowledge-related roots in sabyuk

En réponse à julien eychenne <eychenne.j@...>:

> - Xayà ['Xayà] (the ``Beingty''
"Beingness" would be more appropriate. the "suffix" -ty is not productive in
English (pretty normal. It appears AFAIK only in borrowings from French, and
looks productive in those cases only because -té is quite productive in
French). -ness, which has the same meaning, is on the other hand quite
productive for this kind of neologism.

[snip examples]

>
> I don't give an example for each root, but I hope it helps you to
> understand the differences I wanted to introduce in the language.
> Comments are welcome.
>
Interesting lexicon. A semantic differentiation between knowledge-sharing
actions and more ordinary ones... interesting... I suppose that the society is
a meritocracy. Not sure I would like to live there though, knowledge to me is a
means, not an end :)) .

Christophe.

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