| dimi3on ( @ 2008-04-06 13:34:00 |
Nove derivia - New derivation
Verbal nouns derivation has changed, now it's fully regular. We have dropped the irregular forms ending in -shen. Now, in order to make an abstract noun from a verb, simply add -a:
admiti 'admit' - admitia 'admission'
konsoli 'console' - konsolia 'consolation'
organisi 'organize' - organisia 'organization' (activity; organized structure)
permiti 'permit' - permitia 'permission'
relati 'relate' - relatia 'relation'
komersi 'trade' - komersia 'trade, commerce'.
Korona 'a crown' - koroni 'to crown' - koronia 'coronation'
For non-verbal nouns we now use 'sion':
nasion, emosion, revolusion, stasion, organisasion (group of people).
Other news. In orthography, we have dropped the excessive use of "y", and now we write sait (site), taim (time), maidan (square), pri (like), pi (drink).
The letters «i» and «y» denote the same sound [i]. The use of «y» basically indicates that the sound is not stressed: pyu [piú]. Besides, «y» at the end of a word indicates that the word is not a verb: krai "to cry" — skay "sky".
Some new words:
diki - to show (Hindi dikha-na)
tume - dark (Estonian)
jenmin - people (the body of citizens of a state or country) (Chinese)
volia - will (Russian)
tuki - knock (Russian)
hama - frog (Chinese)
Verbal nouns derivation has changed, now it's fully regular. We have dropped the irregular forms ending in -shen. Now, in order to make an abstract noun from a verb, simply add -a:
admiti 'admit' - admitia 'admission'
konsoli 'console' - konsolia 'consolation'
organisi 'organize' - organisia 'organization' (activity; organized structure)
permiti 'permit' - permitia 'permission'
relati 'relate' - relatia 'relation'
komersi 'trade' - komersia 'trade, commerce'.
Korona 'a crown' - koroni 'to crown' - koronia 'coronation'
For non-verbal nouns we now use 'sion':
nasion, emosion, revolusion, stasion, organisasion (group of people).
Other news. In orthography, we have dropped the excessive use of "y", and now we write sait (site), taim (time), maidan (square), pri (like), pi (drink).
The letters «i» and «y» denote the same sound [i]. The use of «y» basically indicates that the sound is not stressed: pyu [piú]. Besides, «y» at the end of a word indicates that the word is not a verb: krai "to cry" — skay "sky".
Some new words:
diki - to show (Hindi dikha-na)
tume - dark (Estonian)
jenmin - people (the body of citizens of a state or country) (Chinese)
volia - will (Russian)
tuki - knock (Russian)
hama - frog (Chinese)