The suffix -sne forms adjectives and expresses abundance in Miresua. This grammatical suffix was first mentioned in my posting for "wooly". Below are a some more examples of using this suffix to build adjectives in Miresua.
rain = dure
rainy = duresne
rust = reislo
rusty = reislosne
snow = irul
snowy = irulsne
stone = kari
stony = karisne
sun = zureni
sunny = zurenisne
wind = zuati
windy = zuatisne
Miresua is an imaginary, artificial, constructed language; a conlang. These words are not randomly generated. Miresua is an eclectic alphabetic mix of Basque and Finnish, two unrelated European languages.
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20 November 2007
16 November 2007
suffix -ze in Miresua
The suffix -ze means "is composed of, or mostly of, a material" in Miresua. This grammatical suffix was first mentioned in my posting for "woolen". Below are listed some more examples of using this suffix to build adjectives in Miresua.
kure = gold
kureze = golden
lyrun = lead
lyrunze = leaden
pur = wood
purze = wooden
halra = leather
halraze = leather (made of, or mostly of, leather)
seiba = glass
seibaze = glassy (made of, or mostly of, glass)
kure = gold
kureze = golden
lyrun = lead
lyrunze = leaden
pur = wood
purze = wooden
halra = leather
halraze = leather (made of, or mostly of, leather)
seiba = glass
seibaze = glassy (made of, or mostly of, glass)
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