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	*'''-ebdua''' = verbal ending indicating that something is becoming some way<br>hurn = red<br>hurnebdua = to become red		*'''-ebdua''' = verbal ending indicating that something is becoming some way<br>hurn = red<br>hurnebdua = to become red

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Stygian: /* Pronouns */

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Pronouns

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	*mek = This.		*'''mek''' = This.
	*melek = these.		*'''melek''' = these.
	*ket = That.		*'''ket''' = That.
	*kalit = those.		*'''kalit''' = those.
	*sin = which, who?		*'''sin''' = which, who?
	*selin = which, who (plural)?		*'''selin''' = which, who (plural)?
	*sinoth = which (relative pronoun)		*'''sinoth''' = which (relative pronoun)
	*selinoth = which (relative plural pronoun)		*'''selinoth''' = which (relative plural pronoun)
	*linmi = anything.		*'''linmi''' = anything.
	*selin = something.		*'''selin'''' = something.

	==Other Suffixes==		==Other Suffixes==

Stygian: /* Other Suffixes */

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Other Suffixes

Stygian: /* Basic Suffixes */

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Basic Suffixes

Stygian: /* Verbs */

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Verbs

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	1. The first part, by itself, is equivalent to the verb "to be" =		1. The first part, by itself, is equivalent to the verb "to be" =
	* ve = is, am, are.		* '''ve''' = is, am, are.
	* in = was, were		* '''in''' = was, were
	* di = will be		* '''di''' = will be
	* er = after having been		* '''er''' = after having been
	* kor = before being		* '''kor''' = before being
	* an = be! (imperative).		* '''an''' = be! (imperative).

	2. The second part is a participle		2. The second part is a participle
	* sul- = root, "to give"		* sul- = root, "to give"<br>sulix = giving<br>sulessa = being given
	* sulix = giving		* tentr-= root, "to watch"<br>tentrix = watching<br>tentressa = being watched
	* sulessa = being given		* iss- = root, "to go"<br>issix = going
	* tentr-= root, "to watch"
	* tentrix = watching
	* tentressa = being watched
	* iss- = root, "to go"
	* issix = going

	The infinitive is formed by adding -ua.<br>		The infinitive is formed by adding -ua.<br>

Stygian at 18:07, 9 January 2013

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Stygian: /* Lesson Two */

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	Other suffixes that form words in Arangothek, but which it isn’t necessary to know to understand or write Arangothek, include:		Other suffixes that form words in Arangothek, but which it isn’t necessary to know to understand or write Arangothek, include:

	*-at, forms a tangible noun from a verb -- not abstract.		*'''-at''', forms a tangible noun from a verb -- not abstract.
	*-axua, forms verbs from nouns ending in -at.		*'''-axua''', forms verbs from nouns ending in -at.
	*-(a)nth, forms the name of something used for some purpose.		*'''-(a)nth''', forms the name of something used for some purpose.
	*-(i)re / -od, form terms for persons who do something as an occupation, etc.		*'''-(i)re / -od''', form terms for persons who do something as an occupation, etc.
	*-ovath, regularly forms an abstract noun from a verb.		*'''-ovath''', regularly forms an abstract noun from a verb.
	*-(a)lua is a default verbal ending.		*'''-(a)lua''' is a default verbal ending.
	*-(o)lta = (1) diminutive of adjectives. hurn = red, hurnolta = reddish, etc.		*'''-(o)lta''' = (1) diminutive of adjectives. hurn = red, hurnolta = reddish, etc.
	*-altua, forms verbs meaning to behave as or resemble something.		*'''-altua''', forms verbs meaning to behave as or resemble something.
	*-k = forms various adjectives; e.g. gossa = king. gossak = royal.		*'''-k''' = forms various adjectives; e.g. gossa = king. gossak = royal.
	*-ia, -dossa = -ness/ -hood, forms abstract nouns.		*'''-ia, -dossa''' = -ness/ -hood, forms abstract nouns.
	*-(n)air - forms collective nouns, e.g. alfri = tree, alfrinair = forest.		*'''-(n)air''' - forms collective nouns, e.g. alfri = tree, alfrinair = forest.
	*-(e)ti - forms adjectives meaning "made of something."		*'''-(e)ti''' - forms adjectives meaning "made of something."
	*-etto, -ist. form nouns of various sorts.		*'''-etto, -ist'''. form nouns of various sorts.
	*-(i)gi. forms diminutives. dendre = girl. dendregi = little girl.		*'''-(i)gi'''. forms diminutives. dendre = girl. dendregi = little girl.
	*-(e)thrua. to make something some way. hurn = red. hurnethrua = to make red.		*'''-(e)thrua'''. to make something some way. hurn = red. hurnethrua = to make red.
	*-st = forms a noun from an adjective. hurn = red. hurnist= the red one.		*'''-st''' = forms a noun from an adjective. hurn = red. hurnist= the red one.
	*-onth = forms a noun that indicates a location where a verb takes place. mint-ua = to sit. mintonth = a chair (a place for sitting).		*'''-onth''' = forms a noun that indicates a location where a verb takes place. mint-ua = to sit. mintonth = a chair (a place for sitting).

	==Prepositions==		==Prepositions==

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	The following are the most basic endings in Arangothian:		The following are the most basic endings in Arangothian:

	-oth, or after a vowel -th. = This is the definite article, corresponding to the English "the."		'''-oth''', or after a vowel '''-th'''. = This is the definite article, corresponding to the English "the."
	Examples: arang, realm, land, territory; arangoth, the realm. Terbi, man; terbith, the man.		Examples: arang, realm, land, territory; arangoth, the realm. Terbi, man; terbith, the man.

	-oss = the same, if the noun itself ends in -th.		'''-oss''' = the same, if the noun itself ends in -th.
	Example: mintonth, a chair; mintonthoss, the chair. (instead of the nasty-sounding mintonthoth).		Example: mintonth, a chair; mintonthoss, the chair. (instead of the nasty-sounding mintonthoth).

	-el, or after a vowel -l, or in words ending in -i, -ial = Plural.		'''-el''', or after a vowel '''-l''', or in words ending in -i, '''-ial''' = Plural.<br>
	Examples: arang, realm, arangel, realms, arangeloth, the realms. Dreki, port, drekial, ports. Sembe, ear, sembel, ears.		'''Examples''': arang, realm, arangel, realms, arangeloth, the realms. Dreki, port, drekial, ports. Sembe, ear, sembel, ears.

	There is also a set of pronominal endings to express "my," "your," "its," etc.		There is also a set of pronominal endings to express "my," "your," "its," etc.
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	podar = house; bobire = guard		podar = house; bobire = guard

	*-(n)im = my. Podarim = my house; bobirenim = my guard		*'''-(n)im''' = my. Podarim = my house; bobirenim = my guard
	*-(n)et = your. Podaret = your house; bobirenet = your guard.		*'''-(n)et''' = your. Podaret = your house; bobirenet = your guard.
	*-(n)ond = his/her/its. Podarond = his/her/its house; bobirenond = his/her/its guard		*'''-(n)ond''' = his/her/its. Podarond = his/her/its house; bobirenond = his/her/its guard
	*-(n)imil = our. Podarimil = our house; bobirenimil = our guard		*'''-(n)imil''' = our. Podarimil = our house; bobirenimil = our guard
	*-(n)etil = your (plural). Podaretil = your house; bobirenetil = your guard		*'''-(n)etil''' = your (plural). Podaretil = your house; bobirenetil = your guard
	*-(n)ondil = their (plural). Podarondil = their house; bobirenondil = their guard.		*'''-(n)ondil''' = their (plural). Podarondil = their house; bobirenondil = their guard.

	'''NOTE''': the plural ending comes before the pronominal ending:		'''NOTE''': the plural ending comes before the pronominal ending: