11-08-2024, 01:52 AM
I don't think that we can ever be certain about the meaning of spaces until the solution (whatever it is) has been found.
choldaiin versus chol.daiin is just one example.
If choldaiin is a composite word, then we see something that also happens in regular languages.
Then again, there are plenty of cases of arar vs. ar ar etc.
I don't see how "ar" can be a word.
(I can see how it could be a number, see e.g. my music presentation.)
The safe approach seems to me to completely ignore spaces, but doing that we might also be ignoring useful information. Which brings me back to my very first point.
choldaiin versus chol.daiin is just one example.
If choldaiin is a composite word, then we see something that also happens in regular languages.
Then again, there are plenty of cases of arar vs. ar ar etc.
I don't see how "ar" can be a word.
(I can see how it could be a number, see e.g. my music presentation.)
The safe approach seems to me to completely ignore spaces, but doing that we might also be ignoring useful information. Which brings me back to my very first point.