In pursuit of otol

[davidjackson]

I've started using that transcription file in You are not allowed to view links. Register or Login to view..

It produces much the same as the old file.

Prefixes: p (1); q (9); che (1); ch (2); sh (2); ksh (1); cthe (1); t (1);
Suffixes: om (1); s (1); o (1); chey (1); osheey (1); dy (2); y (3); odal (1); cheo (1); ol (2); oaiin (1); ches (1); dos (1); or (1); chcthy (1); olees (1); am (1); aiin (2); oaram (1); chd (2); topar (1); opaiin (1); aiino (1); dyl (1); kshy (1); oty (1); fcho (1); arol (1); sheeos (1); sar (1); ky (1); chy (1);
Note: (n) refers to total count of occurrences in unique list, not occurrences in corpus.

All of the suffixes, in turn, can have their own suffixes when appearing in different configurations. It's like a frigging Mobius strip. But we knew that.