01-02-2026, 05:12 PM
The first question is: Does the "word system" consist of prefixes? That's what I actually wanted to show with the tables. If so, what are prefixes and what is the base word?
Let's take the second part, where we see the gallow signs before or within the "ch" sound.
Do you think it's the same base word and the gallow signs are particles? Or is it a new word each time, and the particles aren't particles but rather part of the word itself? The prefix/particle "qo-" tells us that we're dealing with a prefix or particle that precedes the actual word. It would be convenient if we could assume that "qo-" precedes the base word. However, another particle often follows the "qo-", so we see a "qo-o-" base word or a "qo-t-" base word. I consider the system to be a prefix-base-suffix system.
Let's take the second part, where we see the gallow signs before or within the "ch" sound.
Do you think it's the same base word and the gallow signs are particles? Or is it a new word each time, and the particles aren't particles but rather part of the word itself? The prefix/particle "qo-" tells us that we're dealing with a prefix or particle that precedes the actual word. It would be convenient if we could assume that "qo-" precedes the base word. However, another particle often follows the "qo-", so we see a "qo-o-" base word or a "qo-t-" base word. I consider the system to be a prefix-base-suffix system.
