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==Adverbs==
==Adverbs==


Usually adverbs in Tjoc are formed by suffixation: many adverbs derive from adjectives, to that the suffix ''-lic'' is added. Some examples:
Usually adverbs in Tjoc are formed by suffixation: many adverbs derive from adjectives, to that the suffix ''-i'' is added. Some examples:


* ''glå > glållic'' (!) (happy - happily);
* ''glå > glå'' (!) (happy - happily);
* ''sari > sarilic'' (sad - sadly);
* ''sari > sari'' (!) (sad - sadly);
* ''grjat > gr'''y'''llic'' (great - greatly);
* ''grjat > gr'''y'''ti'' (great - greatly);
* ''strong > str'''e'''nglic'' (strong - strongly);
* ''strong > str'''e'''ngi'' (strong - strongly);
* ''wåk > wåklic'' (weak - weakly).  
* ''wåk > wåki'' (weak - weakly).
 
When an adjective ends with a vowel, than the adverbial ending ''-i'' isn't added. In some adjectives this suffix causes a mutation of the root vowel.


Some adverbs have got suppletive forms, ex.: ''go > jarwe''; ''iwel > lyter''.
Some adverbs have got suppletive forms, ex.: ''go > jarwe''; ''iwel > lyter''.
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