12-05-2022, 01:58 AM
(This post was last modified: 12-05-2022, 01:58 AM by Aga Tentakulus.)
@Tavie
I've looked again, and I have to say; you're right.
I have looked again in 2 different dictionaries. Ok my mistake.
I also like to admit when I made a mistake, but it also tells me that I have to double check everything I read somewhere. Better 3x. You know it, but you do it again and again.
But it's still not a banana. The leaves are round and not long. The plant is lady's mantle (Alchemilla vulgaris). Classic medicinal herb. Especially the angular representation of the leaves indicate this.
Just as it is not banana, it is not Turkish. The words say nothing.
If I were to consider German, I could do that too. It would cover many possibilities. What actually amazes me is that German is present in the VM, but it is not used in try.
Example:
ei, ein, eine einer, einem.
Sei, sein, seine, seiner, seinem
Dein, mein, kein fein, ...deine meine seine kleine feine usw.
Gehen as a basic form. gang as an activity.
abgang, zugang, vorgang, eingang; exit, entrance, process, entrance.
Endings: -heit, -keit, -ung, -nis, .-tum, forms: -chen -cher,
And I haven't even touched on the dialects.
mine, dine, sine, bii, gsii,
geschlafen, gschlafe, gschlofn: German, Allemanic, Bavarian.
Latin: As an example EVA "daiin, aiin" + "dain, ain".
Harmony of the ending and abbreviated representation:
"tutis, utis" "tuti, uti"
In this example, the ending "-tis" only changes the basic form into a command form. But it would always be a verb.
Words have not impressed me for a long time. I look for the system and the rule. According to my findings, it is somewhere between Latin and Italian with the possibility of Slavic influence.
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I've looked again, and I have to say; you're right.
I have looked again in 2 different dictionaries. Ok my mistake.
I also like to admit when I made a mistake, but it also tells me that I have to double check everything I read somewhere. Better 3x. You know it, but you do it again and again.
But it's still not a banana. The leaves are round and not long. The plant is lady's mantle (Alchemilla vulgaris). Classic medicinal herb. Especially the angular representation of the leaves indicate this.
Just as it is not banana, it is not Turkish. The words say nothing.
If I were to consider German, I could do that too. It would cover many possibilities. What actually amazes me is that German is present in the VM, but it is not used in try.
Example:
ei, ein, eine einer, einem.
Sei, sein, seine, seiner, seinem
Dein, mein, kein fein, ...deine meine seine kleine feine usw.
Gehen as a basic form. gang as an activity.
abgang, zugang, vorgang, eingang; exit, entrance, process, entrance.
Endings: -heit, -keit, -ung, -nis, .-tum, forms: -chen -cher,
And I haven't even touched on the dialects.
mine, dine, sine, bii, gsii,
geschlafen, gschlafe, gschlofn: German, Allemanic, Bavarian.
Latin: As an example EVA "daiin, aiin" + "dain, ain".
Harmony of the ending and abbreviated representation:
"tutis, utis" "tuti, uti"
In this example, the ending "-tis" only changes the basic form into a command form. But it would always be a verb.
Words have not impressed me for a long time. I look for the system and the rule. According to my findings, it is somewhere between Latin and Italian with the possibility of Slavic influence.
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