Re: Deriving words that aren't too long

In message <cbe67864.365023ec@...>, "list James E. Hopkins"
<Espero9@...> writes
>Simon,
>
>Re derived words becoming "too" long... The same occurs is Druni, as for
>example: ta nobshetenisilisa (meaning: by means of the small communications).
>I don't however, consider it a problem, it is just the way the Druni language
>is. At any rate Druni words are still shorter than Finnish :-)
Heh.  In Elet Anta that would be falmitamsuyamipsaw...

Another idea would be vowel changes:

   chit  -> chu"t
   tac   -> tec
   sorc  -> serc
   ...etc

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John Fisher   john@drummond.demon.co.uk   johnf@epcc.ed.ac.uk
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