tlhIngan-Hol Archive: Sat Aug 05 13:27:05 1995
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Re: Re[4]: }}} Dialects (was:...
- From: [email protected] (Alan Anderson)
- Subject: Re: Re[4]: }}} Dialects (was:...
- Date: Sat, 5 Aug 1995 12:27:05 -0500
~mark writes:
>If you think about it, compounds are about
>the same in structure as N-N constructions, so a "SuvwI'be'" is a kind of
>"be'", while a "be'SuvwI'" is a kind of "SuvwI'". For what that's worth.
A female warrior isn't necessarily a "kind of warrior" OR a "kind of
female." She is BOTH a female and a warrior. Can we use a conjunction
here?
Could {SuvwI' be' je} "a warrior and a female" be singular? ~Mark, you're
"Mister Prefix" lately. What do you think of {SuvwI' be' je yInuQQo'}?
This is NOT meant to be {SuvwI' be' je tInuQQo'}.
-- ghunchu'wI'