Barry Garcia wrote:
>Of how Saalangal affixes look in use. Surprisingly from one root i got a
>good amount of subsequent nouns. This is a small taste, a petit fours of
>Saalangal, if you will :)
I can get almost all of these from one root in Rhean. All exsiting words, or
compounds of existing roots.
>iwári - harvest
hasadak (verb)
hasad (noun)
>iwariray - place of harvest, an agricultural field
hasadukhaz (but more likely |pola|)
>iwaritagad - instrument of harvest (traditionally the rice harvesting
>knife)
hasadutvo
>raiwaringat - the farmer
drivnok (though I suppose |hasadnok| could work)
>caniwari - the field worker
polarnok
>maiwari - the harvest (what is harvested in totality)
hasadujad
>kataiwarion - many harvests
pugri hasadarve
>duiwarian - harvest time
hasadarvo
>haiwaritanin - the record of the harvest
hasadis'c'ot
>aruiwari - study of the harvest (what was evaluated and learned from it)
hasadvrita
>iwariyas - a small harvest
hasadlet (-let was a tongue-in-cheek formation which stuck)
>paliiwari - from the harvest
kra hasada
NS
I counter-endorse everything below this line.
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