These labels are all written
o + T + a/o + l/r/K + y/dy
except for oKary, which follows the same format.
A common Vword that is found in many sections (including small plants) that follows this same basic "template" is oTody/oKody.
You could almost interpret this as vowel/consonant/vowel/consonant/vowel (I'm talking about the shapes, not what they actually mean) with "dy" thrown in once in a while in the place of y to break up the vowel-consonant pattern (or to modify the last "vowel" since this combination almost always occurs at the ends of tokens).
o + T + a/o + l/r/K + y/dy
except for oKary, which follows the same format.
A common Vword that is found in many sections (including small plants) that follows this same basic "template" is oTody/oKody.
You could almost interpret this as vowel/consonant/vowel/consonant/vowel (I'm talking about the shapes, not what they actually mean) with "dy" thrown in once in a while in the place of y to break up the vowel-consonant pattern (or to modify the last "vowel" since this combination almost always occurs at the ends of tokens).
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