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==Verb to Noun==
==From a Verb==
===Action Nouns===
===Action Nouns===
The suffix ''-non'' forms action nouns from verbs. In general, c-fin verbs have ''-agon'' replaced with ''-non'' and v-fin verbs retain the final vowel to which ''-non'' is added.
The suffix ''-non'' forms action nouns from verbs. In general, c-fin verbs have ''-agon'' replaced with ''-non'' and v-fin verbs retain the final vowel to which ''-non'' is added.
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==Verb, Adjective, or Noun to Noun==
==From a Verb, Adjective, or Noun==
===Profession Nouns===
===Profession Nouns===
Profession nouns may be formed from other nouns, verbs, or adjective and may end with the suffixes ''-tys'', ''-rys'', or ''-dys''.
Profession nouns may be formed from other nouns, verbs, or adjective and may end with the suffixes ''-tys'', ''-rys'', or ''-dys''.

Revision as of 20:08, 14 October 2021

Sandbox A work in progress. All information is from an analysis of existing lexicon.

Forming Nouns

From an Adjective

Abstract Nouns

Form abstract nouns that have the English meaning of -ness from adjectives. Class I uses the suffix -āves, Class II uses -ves, and Class III uses -ives.

Observations:

  1. For roots of Class II adjectives ending in -n, replace -n with -m.
Original Verb Verb Meaning Formed Noun Noun Meaning
Class I dobotēda ignorant, untutored, clumsy dobotēdāves ignorance
Class I gīda equal, even, steady, stable gīdaves equality
Class I nākostōba weak nākostōbāves weakness
Class I qrinuntenka hostile, villainous, antagonistic qrinuntenkāves antagonism
Class II biare fortunate, lucky, happy biarves happiness, jubilation, luck, fortune
Class II dāerior free dāerves freedom, liberty
Class III eglie high, superior, good eglives Highness, height; grace, a title of respect for a ruler
Class III gevie beautiful gevives beauty
-n root bāne something that feels hot bāmves heat emanating or radiating off of or from something
-n root kirine happy kirimves joy

From a Verb

Action Nouns

The suffix -non forms action nouns from verbs. In general, c-fin verbs have -agon replaced with -non and v-fin verbs retain the final vowel to which -non is added.

Observations:

  1. For verbs ending in -jagon, the stem ends before the j.
  2. For verbs ending in -ēbagon, the stem ends with -en.
  3. For stems ending in , -b, or -l, replace this consonant with -n.
  4. For stems ending in -s, replace this consonant with -z.
Original Verb Verb Meaning Formed Noun Noun Meaning
C-fin ērinagon to win ērinnon victory
C-fin vaoresagon to prefer, to favor, to like vaoreznon favor
V-fin iotāptegon to respect iotāptenon respect
V-fin dakogon to run dakonon running
-jagon gierūljagon to gather, assemble gierūlnon assembly, gathering, crowd
-ēbagon iderēbagon to choose, to decide iderennon choice, decision

Agent Nouns

To form agent nouns associated with the one performing a verb, generally use the suffixes -kio for v-fin and -io for c-fin. V-fin verbs will retain the final vowel in the root.

Observations:

  1. For v-fin verbs with the ending -ligon, the root ends in -l.
Original Verb Verb Meaning Formed Noun Noun Meaning
V-fin kȳvagon to plan kȳvakio strategist
V-fin laodigon to steal laodikio their, robber, plunderer
V-fin qrimpālegon to betray, double-cross qrimpālekio traitor, turncoat, double-crosser
V-fin sētegon to smith, to forge sētekio smith, forger
C-fin kaerīnagon to save, to deliver kaerīnio savior
C-fin kostagon to be able to, can, may kostio hero, champion
C-fin lioragon to sell liorio seller, monger, purveyor
C-fin mīsagon to protect, defend mīsio protector
C-fin sytiotāpagon to advise, counsel sytiotāpio advisor
-ligon judligon to respond to, answer judlio archon

Implement Nouns

The suffix -vos forms implement nouns from verbs. Only c-fin verbs attested to; to them, replace -agon with -vos.

Original Verb Verb Meaning Formed Noun Noun Meaning
C-fin hepagon to climb, to ascend hepvos ladder, stairs, staircase
C-fin mīsagon to protect, to defend mīsvos armor
C-fin ohīlagon to stab ohīlvos dagger, knife
C-fin qrimbrōzagon to curse qrimbrōzvos curse
C-fin zgiēñemagon to cure, to treat, to heal of things zgiēñemvos cure, medicine, treatment

Event Nouns

The suffix -nes forms event nouns from verbs. In general, c-fin verbs have -agon replaced with -nes and v-fin verbs retain the final vowel to which -nes is added.

Observations:

  1. For verbs ending in -ēbagon, the stem ends with -en.
Original Verb Verb Meaning Formed Noun Noun Meaning
V-fin dakogon to run dakones race
C-fin iderēbagon to choose, to decide iderennes trial
C-fin rhovagon to make a loud noise rhovnes auction

Evidence Nouns

The suffix -arys forms nouns that indicate the evidence of a verb. In general, c-fin verbs have -agon replaced with -arys. V-fin verbs retain the final vowel and drop the a in -arys such that -rys is added.

Original Verb Verb Meaning Formed Noun Noun Meaning
V-fin ēdrugon to sleep ēdrurys dream
V-fin massigon to happen massirys the present
V-fin sētegon to make, to form, to shape sēterys form, shape
C-fin heghagon to slaughter hegharys carcass of an animal
C-fin jaelagon to want, to wish, to hope jaelarys hope
C-fin rūnagon to remember rūnarys nostalgia, reverie, trauma

From a Verb, Adjective, or Noun

Profession Nouns

Profession nouns may be formed from other nouns, verbs, or adjective and may end with the suffixes -tys, -rys, or -dys.

Observations:

  1. For v-fin verbs, the suffix -tys changes to -rys.
  2. For verbs ending in -emagon, this suffix is dropped from the root.
  3. For verbs ending in -jagon, retain the a as the last letter in the root.
  4. If the root ends in -gh, change the final consonant in the root to -d and lengthen the preceding vowel.
  5. If the root ends in -d drop this consonant.
  6. If the root ends in -mb, change -m to -n and drop the b
  7. If the root ends in -b, change it to -p.
Original Verb Verb Meaning Formed Noun Noun Meaning
Adjective qana sharp qantys crab
C-fin sēnagon to kill sēntys killer, slayer
C-fin tepagon to give teptys teacher, instructor, mentor
V-fin arghugon to hunt arghurys hunter
V-fin jurnegon to look at, regard, examine jurnerys watch, sentry
-gh root heghagon to slaughter, to prepare food hēdys butcher
-d root azandy short sword, sword azantys knight, soldier, warrior
-mb root qrinumbagon to occupy, to antagonize qrinuntys occupier, enemy, villain, foe
-b root quba low, poor, inferior, bad quptys heathen, pagan, infidel
-emagon vokemagon to purify voktys priest, priestess
-jagon pryjagon to destroy, break, strike off pryjatys destroyer, breaker

Place Names

Form nouns representing the place a verb occurs in general using the suffixes -ion for c-fin verbs and -lion for v-fin verbs where the final vowel is retained in the new noun. Form them from nouns or adjectives using the suffix -urlion.

Observations:

  1. A root ending of -b uses the suffix -lion; a root ending of -āb uses the suffix -ion.
Original Verb Verb Meaning Formed Noun Noun Meaning
Adjective gevie beautiful gevurlion park
Noun ārilla beer ārillurlion tavern
Noun laes eye laehurlion face
Noun zentys guest zenturlion inn, hotel
Noun zgiēñemvos cure, medicine, treatment zgiēñemvurlion apothecary, pharmacy
V-fin īligon to cross, to crossover īlilion crossing, crossroads
V-fin sētegon to smith, to forge sētelion forge, smithy, works
V-fin sindigon to buy sindilion market, marketplace
C-fin jiōragon to welcome, accept, recieve jiōrion reception hall, receiving room, audience chamber
-b root rijībagon to praise, worship, obey rijīblion temple, church
-āb root rāenābagon to clean, wash off rāenābion bathroom