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Qtwyqp Qly

Word Structure

Word Construction

• Every word in Qtwyqp Qly is constructed in the same manner.
  • root1 + grammatical infixes + root2
    • Usually, root1 is the main root, except in the following cases:
      • root1 may be absent.
      • A root may have a special meaning when it is in the root2 position.
        • In which case, root2 is actually the main root.
      • The word may be irregular.
    • The meaning of the word is usually close to "root1 characterized by root2".
    • Roots are composed of one or two consonants.
    • If root1 is h, then the word is interrogative and has no root2.
    • The grammatical infixes identify which part of speech the word is.
      • Specifically the vowels identify the part of speech.
      • Depending on the part of speech, the infixes provide other information.
      • Grammatical infixes are either nasal consonants or vowels.
  • Every word in Qtwyqp Qly has at least one vowel, if no other letters.

Last Updated: 2009-05-02

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