Language Questions

[Mark David Morris]

I am having a few quanderies in these moments about word forms and
meanings.

1) tlasotlaloni - why add l with -oni? (tlasohtla, verb, to love,
tlasotlaloni, adjective lovable)

2) icnelilia -  Which adjective, icno or icniuh, forms with the verb
nelihui to mean "give unto someone."

3) imoteicnelih-tzin.  Principally, what happens in the reflexive?  But,
in general ????????.  I have taken a stab with "your have given unto Men,"
but it sounds a bit awkward, so say the least.


Any, any help would be greatly appreciated.

Mark Morris



















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grief. Eccl 1:18

To realize that our knowledge is ignorance, this is a noble insight. To
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MDM, PhD Candidate
Dept. of History, Indiana Univ.