-irī: Difference between revisions

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From an invisible proto-language.
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-irī

Used to form adverbs from the base (positive) form of class I adjectives, equivalent to English -ly, and to form the adverbial suffixes for equative and comparative adverbs of all three declensions, there surfacing as -rī.
hēnka (“similar”) → hēnkirī (“similarly”)

hēnkykta (“more similar”) → hēnkȳtrī (“more similarly”)

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 {{head|hval|suffix}}
-# ''Used to form {{HVgl|adverbs}} from the base (positive) form of {{HVgl|class I}} {{HVgl|adjectives}}, equivalent to English ''-ly'', and to form the adverbial suffixes for {{HVgl|equative}}, {{HVgl|comparative}} and {{HVgl|superlative}} adjectives of all three declensions, there sometimes surfacing also as ''-rī''.''
+# ''Used to form {{HVgl|adverbs}} from the base (positive) form of {{HVgl|class I}} {{HVgl|adjectives}}, equivalent to English ''-ly'', and to form the adverbial suffixes for {{HVgl|equative}} and {{HVgl|comparative}} adverbs of all three declensions, there surfacing as ''-rī''.''
 #: {{m|hval|hēnka||similar}} → {{m|hval|hēnkirī||similarly}}
-#: {{m|hval|hēnkāje||most similar}} → {{m|hval|hēnkājirī||most similarly}}
+#: {{m|hval|hēnkykta||more similar}} → {{m|hval|hēnkȳtrī||more similarly}}
 ====Derived Terms====