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Hi Rick,
I noticed that very often the meaning of a
modifier is very precise, not vague. In this case it would be very, very useful
to have the meaning underlined, or something similar.
Here an example:
dwace - old, aged, antiquated.
[antonym]
[index]
See also bitya and zyafo. [Etym: old/slow/dense/clumsy/immobile + measurable physical state] So, let's underline "old":
[Etym: _old_/slow/dense/clumsy/immobile +
measurable physical state]
dwacu - flaccid, limp, slack,
flabby. [antonym]
[index]
[Etym: old/slow/dense/_clumsy_/_immobile_ + opposite of other binary non-relational state] Respectively, the etymology entry could simple
contain the meaning of the modifier with the -ke, -faw and so suffixes attached,
listed in a row.
Regards,
Stephan
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