26-04-2020, 09:20 AM
(This post was last modified: 26-04-2020, 09:23 AM by Aga Tentakulus.)
1. the word 'totis' consists of the preceding word 'Taurus' 't and a As well as a possibility of an ending. In this case "-tis".
But "-lis, or -tus" could also be considered as an ending. So the possibility would also be " talis, tatus, etc. "
The true composition will be shown by the context.
2. I'm not claiming it's Latin.
The assignment "-um" ending would also work in German. Reichtum / Umgang / um das herum.
I can use it individually. End syllable, prefix and alone.
The variants with the characters "t,a,o,9", and the possible endings indicate a Latin possibility.
Personally, I consider pure Latin as we know it today unlikely. Nevertheless, it is romantically oriented.
3. I have read the works on the statistics of the last 20 years. They have done a good job, but they don't help me any more.
It's like being on a merry-go-round, but I prefer to go on a roller coaster.
4. experiments with comprehensible examples, and a constructive criticism seems to me to be the longer but better way.
I don't believe that the PC will ever bring a solution by probability calculations.
But "-lis, or -tus" could also be considered as an ending. So the possibility would also be " talis, tatus, etc. "
The true composition will be shown by the context.
2. I'm not claiming it's Latin.
The assignment "-um" ending would also work in German. Reichtum / Umgang / um das herum.
I can use it individually. End syllable, prefix and alone.
The variants with the characters "t,a,o,9", and the possible endings indicate a Latin possibility.
Personally, I consider pure Latin as we know it today unlikely. Nevertheless, it is romantically oriented.
3. I have read the works on the statistics of the last 20 years. They have done a good job, but they don't help me any more.
It's like being on a merry-go-round, but I prefer to go on a roller coaster.
4. experiments with comprehensible examples, and a constructive criticism seems to me to be the longer but better way.
I don't believe that the PC will ever bring a solution by probability calculations.

