27-06-2020, 08:51 PM
(27-06-2020, 07:28 PM)Searcher wrote: You are not allowed to view links. Register or Login to view.Thus, we get the conjunction that appears before the words that begin only with the same five letters. Why?
I don't see it as any particular conjunction, but rather a relational operator that can be expressed perhaps with a few different conjunctions depending on the context. And I used the word "with" just as a general illustration. In fact, I considered the o-prefix to designate "to", "towards" or "for". Details are better referred to in You are not allowed to view links. Register or Login to view..
Why a relational operator appears before vords beginning only with five letters (in fact, not just five, but not very many indeed, and more than half is just two - t and k) is a question leading to consideration that a relational operator can precede only a subset of vords (like, perhaps, only nouns?) and then it is reduced to the question why this subset of vords mostly begins with only two letter. And thinking over this question would not bring the thinker to the idea of simple substitution, that's for sure.
But, as I said above, at the moment this is just an interesting avenue which is yet unexplored. It needs deeper research and thorough critique.

