Woo! I’m up to 137 ‘words’ (lexemes) in my lexicon and 55 entries that don’t count (affixes and roots).
Here’s a couple of words:
nyki – leaf, feather, or scale.
- paucal / plural: nykyyki / nykiki
- pronounced: mity / mityy’ki / mityki
- IPA: ɱɪ.ˈdi / ɱɪ.ˈdiːʔ.gʏ / ɱɪ.ˈdi.kʏ
And a word derived from it:
natryyki – leafy, feathery, scaley
- from ‘nyki’ and ‘-atry-‘ (converts stem to a descriptive)
- paucal & plural: natryyryki
- pronounced: motβyy’ki / motβyy’riti
- IPA: ɱɜd.ˈⱱiːʔ.gʏ / ɱɜd.ˈⱱiːʔ.ɾʏ.dʏ
I need to come up with example sentences for both of these. I’m open to suggestions
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