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Re: [txeqli] More cina (root words)



For strong, how about Russian 'sil,' with 'sli' for weak?  Could also be
silno and sonli.

Also, I already had 'fan' for 'return' from Mandarin.  How about 'kjer' from
Spanish 'quiero"?

Also, instead of bar for utter, let's use sound-cause cumvan.

I've changed vini to kami, from Japanese

Changed ske to tro, from French

I added a place to stuj
x1 studies/is a student of x2 under the supervision of x3

Changed ciwe to garu, which is the opposite of gura, teach, from Indonesian

if fina means x1 finds out x2 about x3, could dxajfina mean 'find' in the
sense of locate?  If so, what wd the place structure be?

We need both kan and ble.  to be able to and to be able to be.   Vinkan
capable of seeing, and vinble, visible.

You need to explain how
den *    djedi    full day x1 is x2 full days in duration (default 1)
works.  And while we're at it, let's make it djen, more like its Russian
origin.

I changed ban to boli, from Hindi for language
changed von to ctimy for voice

changed fala to fale (for false) becaus fala already means 'thank' from
Serbo-Croat

I used smjer for dead, from the Russian, and the opposite srejm for alive.

replaced cjem (member) with tclen, from russian.

Already had pomni for remember.  And can have pinmo for forget

Changed gwan (observe) to buq, from Laotian.

What would the difference be between vinble and vinkin.  Wd they both mean
visible?  If so, can we dispense with one of them, and have ble mean
possible and be a suffix also?

Okay, got 'em all up at:

http://www.geocities.com/ceqli/Ceqdict.html

Please give critiques and additions, etc.
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