Mǝnghok
Veda
Etymology
From mǝn ("soft") + ghok ("meat").
Pronunciation
- Rhymes: -əŋɣok
Orthographic Form
mǝnghuk
Adjective
mǝnghok
- mortal
Comparison
| Prenominal | Postnominal | |
|---|---|---|
| Positive | mǝnghok | |
| Equative | yu mǝnghok | mǝnghok yu |
| Comparative | dzok mǝnghok | mǝnghok ghor |
| Superlative | mǝnghok ghor mem | |
| Contrastive | ung dzok mǝnghok | ung mǝnghok ghor |
| Sublative | ung mǝnghok ghor mem | |
Noun
mǝnghok
- mortal, human
Verb
mǝnghok (perfective mǝnghok nǝkh, progressive gǝn mǝnghok, inceptive/passive yu mǝnghok)
- to be mortal, to be able to die, to not be immortal
Creation and Usage Notes
| As a note, the residents of Veda (the city) are supposed to be immortal, and they see mortals as inferior.
-David J. Peterson 01:53, 11 February 2020 (PST) |