I forgot something.

Super_Lemon_4836 · 2026-07-11T13:15:25.000Z

* I forgot, nabasoh structure. I will explain now. Nabasoh(nabʌˈsoχ) means plural it * First nabasoh structure: they(plural it) are walking=nabasoh+fotgor=hofotgornabasa(χoʊ'fotɡ̊or'nabʌsʌ) this thing uses that structure: nabasoh+verb=ho+verb+nabasoh. But sometimes, this structure blends into the verb. Example: they(plural it) are eating=nabasoh+en=honnabasa(χon'nabʌsʌ). Fot('fot) means foot, gor(ɡ̊or) means job, fotgor('fotɡ̊or) means walk, en('en) means eat. * Second nabasoh structure: dogs are walking=porafa+fotgor=hofotgorpora(χoʊ'fotɡ̊or'pʷora) this thing uses that structure: animal or stuff+fa(plural suffix)+verb=ho+verb+animal or stuff. But sometimes, this structure blends into the verb. Example: dogs are eating=porafa+en=honpora(χon'pʷora). Pora(pʷora) means dog, fa(fʲa) is plural suffix and also fa(fʲa) means plus. * That's it. So bye!

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I forgot, nabasoh structure. I will explain now. Nabasoh(nabʌˈsoχ) means plural it
First nabasoh structure: they(plural it) are walking=nabasoh+fotgor=hofotgornabasa(χoʊ'fotɡ̊or'nabʌsʌ) this thing uses that structure: nabasoh+verb=ho+verb+nabasoh. But sometimes, this structure blends into the verb. Example: they(plural it) are eating=nabasoh+en=honnabasa(χon'nabʌsʌ). Fot('fot) means foot, gor(ɡ̊or) means job, fotgor('fotɡ̊or) means walk, en('en) means eat.
Second nabasoh structure: dogs are walking=porafa+fotgor=hofotgorpora(χoʊ'fotɡ̊or'pʷora) this thing uses that structure: animal or stuff+fa(plural suffix)+verb=ho+verb+animal or stuff. But sometimes, this structure blends into the verb. Example: dogs are eating=porafa+en=honpora(χon'pʷora). Pora(pʷora) means dog, fa(fʲa) is plural suffix and also fa(fʲa) means plus.
That's it. So bye!

Posted Jul 11, 2026, 1:15 PM UTC