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(Interchange of one part of speech for another)
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k) '''tra''' (through): ''go (to go) – trago (to go through)''
 
k) '''tra''' (through): ''go (to go) – trago (to go through)''
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== Interchange of one part of speech for another ==
 
== Interchange of one part of speech for another ==
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1. Noun to adjective:
 
1. Noun to adjective:
  
a) -ney (for nouns ending with -а the short form is acceptable: resta-ney = reste)
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a) -'''ney''' (for nouns ending with -а the short form is acceptable: resta-ney = reste): ''interes (interest) – interes-ney (interesting)''
  
● interes (interest) – interes-ney (interesting)
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b) -'''ful''' (full of): ''luma (light) – lumaful (full of light, luminous)''
  
b) -ful (full of)
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c) '''-lik''' (similar in appearance or character): ''gina (woman) – ginalik (feminine, womanly)''
  
● luma (light) – lumaful (full of light, luminous)
 
 
c) -lik (similar in appearance or character)
 
 
● gina (woman) – ginalik (feminine, womanly)
 
  
  
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2.1. Suffixes.
 
2.1. Suffixes.
  
a) -a (for adjectives ending in -e): “something or somebody characterized with this quality”
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a) -'''a''' ''(only for adjectives ending in -e)'' (“something or somebody characterized with this quality”)
  
adulte (grown-up) – adulta (a grown-up person)
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- ''adulte (grown-up) – adulta (a grown-up person), konstante (constant) – konstanta (a constant)''
  
● konstante (constant) – konstanta (a constant)
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b) -(i)'''taa''' (makes abstract nouns): ''vere (true) – veritaa (truth), hao (good) – haotaa (goodness)''
  
b) -(i)taa (makes abstract nouns)
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c) -'''nesa''': ''gao (high) – gaonesa (highness) – gaotaa (height)''
  
● vere (true) – veritaa (truth)
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d) -'''nik''' (characteristic feature): ''hao (good) – haonik (good one)''
  
● hao (good) – haotaa (goodness)
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e) -'''ka''' (a thing having the quality): ''mole (soft) – molika (pulp)''
 
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c) -nesa
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● gao (high) – gaonesa (highness) – gaotaa (height)
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d) -nik (characteristic feature)
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● hao (good) – haonik (good one)
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e) -ka
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mole (soft) – molika (pulp)
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2.2. Particles:
 
2.2. Particles:
  
a) lo
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a) '''lo''': ''Lo zuy (most) muhim (important) es (is) luba (love). – The most important thing is love.''
  
● Lo zuy (most) muhim (important) es (is) luba (love). – The most important thing is love.
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b) -'''la''' / -'''las''': ''Walaa (here is) dwa (two) rosa (rose). Sey-la (this one) es (is) rude (red), toy-la (that one) es (is) blan (white). – Here are two roses. This one is red and that one is white.''
  
b) -la / -las
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c) '''wan''' (only about people): ''Syao (little) wan bu (not) lai (to come). – The little one isn't coming.''
  
● Walaa (here is) dwa (two) rosa (rose). Sey-la (this one) es (is) rude (red), toy-la (that one) es (is) blan (white). – Here are two roses.
 
This one is red and that one is white.
 
  
c) wan (only about people)
 
  
● Syao (little) wan bu (not) lai (to come). – The little one isn't coming.
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3. Adjective to adverb: -'''(e)m''' ''(the stressed vowel doesn't change)'' or the same form
  
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a) for adjectives ending in -e: ''klare (clear) – klarem (clearly)''
  
3. Adjective to adverb: -em (the stressed vowel doesn't change) or the same form
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b) for adjectives ending in a consonant: ''santush (satisfied, contented) — santushem (contentedly)''
  
a) for adjectives ending in -e
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c) for other adjectives the form doesn't change: ''hao (good, well), kway (quick, quickly)''
  
● klare (clear) – klarem (clearly)
 
  
b) for adjectives ending in a consonant
 
  
● santush (satisfied, contented) — santushem (contentedly)
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4. Noun to adverb: -'''nem''': ''amiga (friend) – amiga-nem (friendly) ''
  
c) for other adjectives the form doesn't change
 
  
● hao (good, well)
 
 
● kway (quick, quickly)
 
 
 
4. Noun to adverb: -nem
 
 
● amiga (friend) – amiga-nem (friendly)
 
  
 
5. Noun to verb:
 
5. Noun to verb:
  
a) -vati
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a) -'''vati''': ''pao (a bubble) – paovati (to bubble)''
  
● pao (a bubble) – paovati (to bubble)
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b) -'''isi''': ''memoria (memory) – memorisi (to memorize)''
  
b) -isi
 
  
● memoria (memory) – memorisi (to memorize)
 
  
 
6. Adjective to verb
 
6. Adjective to verb
  
a) fa- (= -ifi)
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a) '''fa'''- (= -'''ifi'''): ''hao (good) – fa-hao (to improve, grow better)'', ''leve (light) – levifi (to lighten, become lighter)''
  
● hao (good) – fa-hao (to improve, grow better)
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b) '''mah'''- (= -'''isi'''): ''gran (big) – mah-gran (to increase, make bigger), klin (clean) – klinisi (to clean, cleanse)''
  
● leve (light) – levifi (to lighten, become lighter)
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c) -'''fai''': ''hwan (yellow) – hwanfai (appear/show yellow)''
  
b) mah- (= -isi)
 
 
● gran (big) – mah-gran (to increase, make bigger)
 
 
● klin (clean) – klinisi (to clean, cleanse)
 
 
c) -fai
 
 
● hwan (yellow) – hwanfai (appear/show yellow)
 
  
  
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7.1. Without special changes in meaning
 
7.1. Without special changes in meaning
  
a) -a (for the verbs ending with "consonant + i")
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a) -'''a''' (for the verbs ending with "consonant + i"), -'''sa''' (for other verbs) (the act, the result): ''lubi (to love) – luba (love), gun (to work) – gunsa (work)''
  
-sa (for other verbs) (the act, the result)
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b) -'''ing''' (the process) (the stressed vowel doesn't change): ''swimi (to swim) – swiming (swimming), gloti (to swallow) – glota (a swallow) – gloting (swallowing)''
 
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● lubi (to love) – luba (love)
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● gun (to work) – gunsa (work)
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b) -ing (the process) (the stressed vowel doesn't change)
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swimi (to swim) – swiming (swimming)
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gloti (to swallow) – glota (a swallow) – gloting (swallowing)
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c) tu
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● Tu samaji (to understand) es (is / are) tu pardoni (to forgive). – To understand means to forgive.
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c) '''tu''': ''Tu samaji (to understand) es (is / are) tu pardoni (to forgive). – To understand means to forgive.''
  
 
7.2. Doer
 
7.2. Doer
  
a) -er (doer or tool)
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a) -'''er''' (doer or tool): ''leki (to treat medically) – leker (doctor), ofni (to open) – ofner (opener)''
 
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leki (to treat medically) – leker (doctor)
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ofni (to open) – ofner (opener)
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b) -sha (a person performing the action)
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● plei (to play) – plei-sha (the one who is playing)
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c) -nik (a person having a characteristic feature)
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● fobi (to be afraid of) – fobnik (coward)
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b) -'''sha''' (a person performing the action): ''plei (to play) – plei-sha (the one who is playing)''
  
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c) -'''nik''' (a person having a characteristic feature): ''fobi (to be afraid of) – fobnik (coward)''
  
 
7.3. Related to the action
 
7.3. Related to the action
  
a) -tura (the final result)
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a) -'''tura''' (the final result): ''shwo (to say, to talk) – shwotura (a saying)''
 
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shwo (to say, to talk) – shwotura (a saying)
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b) -wat (the object of action)
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● pi (to drink) – piwat (beverage)
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c) -ka (an object related to the action)
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b) -'''wat''' (the object of action): ''pi (to drink) – piwat (beverage)''
  
pendi (to hang) – pendika (peg, rack)
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c) -'''ka''' (an object related to the action): ''pendi (to hang) – pendika (peg, rack)''
  
  
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8.1. General meaning  
 
8.1. General meaning  
  
a) -ke (related to)
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a) -'''ke''' (related to): ''helpi (to help) – helpike (auxiliary), hao-chi-ke (good, well + to eat) fan (food) – tasty food''
 
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helpi (to help) – helpike (auxiliary)
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hao-chi-ke (good, well + to eat) fan (food) – tasty food
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b) -she, -ney (participles)
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● skribi (to write) – lekti-she (writing)
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● skribi (to write) – lekti-ney (written)
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b) -'''she''', -'''ney''' (participles): ''skribi (to write) – skribi-she (writing), skribi (to write) – skribi-ney (written)''
  
 
8.2. With special meaning  
 
8.2. With special meaning  
  
a) -bile (possibility)
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a) -'''bile''' (possibility): ''vidi (to see) – vidibile (visible)''
  
● vidi (to see) – vidibile (visible)
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b) -'''shil''' (tending to): ''kusi (to bite) – kusishil (tending to bite)''
  
b) -shil (tending to)
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c) -'''val''' (worth doing): ''admiri (to admire) – admirival (admirable)''
 
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● kusi (to bite) – kusishil (tending to bite)
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c) -val (worth doing)
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admiri (to admire) – admirival (admirable)
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9. Verb to adverb
 
9. Verb to adverb
  
a) -shem (the short form for the verbs ending with i: sembli-shem = semblem)
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a) -'''shem''' (the short form for the verbs ending with i: sembli-shem = semblem): ''ahfi (to hide) – ahfi-shem (secretly)''
 
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ahfi (to hide) – ahfi-shem (secretly)
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b) -nem
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● ofensi (to offend) – ofensi-nem (like being offended)
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b) -'''nem''': ''ofensi (to offend) – ofensi-nem (like being offended)''
  
 
== Particles and affixes that don't change the class of word ==
 
== Particles and affixes that don't change the class of word ==

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