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==== To Verbs ==== | ==== To Verbs ==== | ||
'''Initiation''': prefix ''aw'' | '''Initiation''': prefix ''aw-'' | ||
To say that the subject is becoming the noun, you add the prefix above to change the noun into a verb. This creates an intransitive verb. | To say that the subject is becoming the noun, you add the prefix above to change the noun into a verb. This creates an intransitive verb. | ||
''awfoos'' - to become a cow | ''awfoos'' - to become a cow | ||
'''Causation''': compound with ''ootawn'' | '''Causation''': compound with ''ootawn-'' | ||
To say that the subject is causing the object become the noun, compound the noun with the verb ootawn. | To say that the subject is causing the object become the noun, compound the noun with the verb ootawn. | ||
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''ootawnfoos'' - to turn into a cow, to cow-ify | ''ootawnfoos'' - to turn into a cow, to cow-ify | ||
'''Verbing''': compound with ''osen'' | '''Verbing''': compound with ''osen-'' | ||
To ‘verb’ a noun, that is to make a verb that means to use the noun or engage with the noun in a typical way (i.e. ‘google’ as a verb), compound the noun with the verb ''osen''. | To ‘verb’ a noun, that is to make a verb that means to use the noun or engage with the noun in a typical way (i.e. ‘google’ as a verb), compound the noun with the verb ''osen''. | ||