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My old neighbor



qan/Qup = age
ngo'/chu' = other stuff


Let's say I wish to refer to someone as my old neighbor, referring to 
the fact that he's been my neighbor for a long time. Could I refer to 
him as a jIl ngo'? 
I think yes, (but I could be wrong) because qan (old, as in not young), 
refers to age, but the "old" in "old neighbor" doesn't refer to his age, 
so I'd use ngo'.

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