tlhIngan-Hol Archive: Wed May 07 23:15:23 2003
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Re: Opposite of -wI'
I wasn't aware of the distinction. I thought that adding -wI' to a verb was like adding -er to our nouns. Nothing more. I never use -wI' just to turn a verb into a noun. If I must, though, I use -ghach which nominilizes the verb. That's my two cents, anyway.
Se'noj le'umaS <[email protected]> wrote:jIjatlh,
We know that -wI' on a verb makes it a noun for the SUBJECT of the verb, but
is there one for the OBJECT of it? that would come in handy...
Se'noj
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