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...'sunoté'' "day, daytime"; ''se puna'' "hard plant" --> ''punsé'' "tree"; ''mel nuna'' "young woman" --> ''nunmel'' "girl"; ''han mia'' "moving vessel" --> ...s not "equal" to the meaning of the phrase that was used to build it.''' ''Mel nuna'' means just that, a young woman; it does not mean "girl", while ''nun

| mel | mel

...'sunoté'' "day, daytime"; ''se puni'' "hard plant" --> ''punsé'' "tree"; ''mel nuni'' "young woman" --> ''nunmel'' "girl"; ''han mí'' "moving vessel" --> ...s not "equal" to the meaning of the phrase that was used to build it.''' ''Mel nuni'' means just that, a young woman; it does not mean "girl", while ''nun

|mel|| n || water

| Mel

...se use the genitive pronouns or add "l" as a suffix to the possessor. Ex, "Mel zjaras" (My life). | Mel

:mel + mbe = '''melembe''' |'''mel'''

===Time - ''Mel''=== |+ Units of time - ''Meléanþes''

|mêl (Welsh), mel (Cornish), "honey"

===mel=== * melïdus ("sweet, charming, pleasant")

**full of, having something: previous suffixed with ''ol'': ''mel muvol'' (waters full of fish) *VOC + ''k'' = "momentane": ''glerkék'' (is hit once with a mace), ''melék'' (splashes once)