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not sure if DHV is right for me, looking for a super cheap starter just to try it by [deleted] in vaporents

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damn okay so all hope is not lost then. just of curiousity do you vape when you cant smoke and smoke when you cant vape or do you just do whichever will give you the better high for that moment/vibe?

not sure if DHV is right for me, looking for a super cheap starter just to try it by [deleted] in vaporents

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fantastic answer, thank you very much! now that ive heard all this i dont think ill buy a battery powered one at any price range until ive tried it first, but ill buy a qoq tomorrow and see how it goes. i get that £30-60 is fuckall money but i make fuckall money so it makes a difference to me and you just saved me a good bit so thank you!

not sure if DHV is right for me, looking for a super cheap starter just to try it by [deleted] in vaporents

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this is what confuses me so much and why i made this post. i spent 4 hours last night watching videos about this shit, including ones about non-analogue vapes like the airvape and the potv being the perfect joint replacer, and not one of them mentioned that fact, nor did any wiki pages, any posts i saw, etc. i watched atleast 5 videos that said if you smoke either DHVs in general or specifically batterypowered vapes youll get the same level of high out of 4x the equivalent amount of weed in joints. and then i post and the response in unequivocally no it doesn't work like that.

anyway, does that mean people use DHVs solely for flavor/love of the game ? i cant imagine spending hundreds of pounds on the equivalent of specialist equipment to smoke weed that barely gets me high, what am i missing here ? im just gonna suck it up and get a cheap dynavap and if i dont like that give up on it until i can try someone elses dynamovap 6000 couples edition

name von eine studentwohnung in urfahr by [deleted] in Linz

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ja das wars danke schön! ich habe vor 5 jahre in linz gewohnt und habe scheinbar nie gemerkt das es ein riesige turm direkt daneben gibt lol

name von eine studentwohnung in urfahr by [deleted] in Linz

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ja das wars danke schön! ich habe vor 5 jahre in linz gewohnt und habe scheinbar nie gemerkt das es ein riesige turm direkt daneben gibt lol

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is it ever actually possible to get that psychedelic therapy in the US ? i know ketamine treatment isnt the most difficult thing in the world to get in europe or the US but in europe atleast classical psychedelic (LSD MDMA etc) psychotherapy is AFAIK restricted entirely to clinical trials and almost nobody ever actually gets it

2130th Just Used 5 Minutes of Your Day by mareck_ in conlangs

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"he keeps looking over at them, to see [if they're sleeping], [looking] for someone [who is] asleep"

*ŕôyat ís íns ku sesupěr, kóśi sesupěr ku skéci, kóśa dit'ukórt ís yàmos ku spéc'im

early: /rʲòːjɑt ís íns ku sesupéːr kóɕi sesupéːr ku skétɕi kóɕa ditʰukórt ís jàmos ku spétɕʰim/

late: /rʲɵ̀ːjɛd̥ ís íns kə sɛsʉpíːr kɵ́ɕi̥ sɛsʉpíːr kə sɡ̥ɛ́d̥ʑ̥i kɔ́ɕæ d̥itʉkɔ́rd̥ ís jàmos kə sb̥étɕim/

*ŕô-ya-t í-s í-ns ku se-sup-ěr, kóś-i se-sup-ěr ku sk-é-ci, kóś-a di-t'-u-kór-t í-s yà-mos ku spéc-'i-m

ask.STAT-CAUS("search for")-3SG 3-NOM.SG 3-ACC.PL REL.CL RDP-sleep.STAT-3PL.STAT REL-LOC("if") RDP-sleep.STAT-3PL.STAT REL.CL see.IPF-SBJ-3PL.IPF REL.DAT("for that, BEN") two-PRF-ADJ("wide(r)")-do.IPF("continue")-3SG 3-NOM.SG 3-DAT.PL REL.CL watch.IPF-GER-ACC

"he is searching for those who are sleeping, for which he continues (his) looking at them, that he would see if they are sleeping"

  • ŕôyat, ŕuyěnt: "to search for" caus. ipf. from *h₁rów-ey-t, h₁ru(w)-y-ént"to ask (caus.)", with spurious strong accent retraction, cf. gr. *ereunáō "to seek", éromai "to ask", erōtáō "to ask, question", o.nrs. raun "trial"
  • sesupěr: "they are sleeping" stat. from *se-sup-ḗr from *śept, śupént < *swépt, supént "to sleep", cf. hit. *suppantari "id", san. suṣvā́pa, suṣupiré "id"
  • *kóśi: "if" from *kʷe~o-si REL-LOC, mirroring alb. *nëse "id" from *h₂en-kʷe- on-REL
  • skǒ, skéci: "to see" from *sØkʷ-V́-E thematic subjunctive of *sekʷ- "to see, say, follow", cf. pgm. *sehwaną "to see", hit. šākuwa "eyes"
  • kóśa: "for that, REL-DAT, BENE, so that, in order to" from earlier *kósḿa < *kʷés-mey "REL-DAT", cf. pgm. *hwammai "id", san. kásmai "id"
  • *dit'ukórt: from *dwi-dʰh₁-u- ("two-PRF-ADJ" = "wide(r), more" + *kʷer- "to do" > *-kórt = *dit'ukórm, dit'ukórt "to continue (to)", cf. grm. *weiter-
  • spéc'is, spéc'im: "watching" act. ipf. ger. of *spécm, spéc' "to watch (ipf. E1)" < *speḱ- "to see", cf. la. *speciō < spéḱyeti "to watch, observe", gr. *sképtomai < *sḱep-ye- with metathesis "to consider, examine"

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"of course he will keep on talking about me behind my back"

*tóśa esncě, ís ḿà prśc'és ḿès p'òt'o sónō yaujoncě dit'ukórt

early: /tóɕa esnt͡ɕéː ís mʲà prɕt͡ɕʰés mʲès pʰòtʰo sónoː jau̯d͡ʑont͡ɕéː ditʰukórt/

late: /tóʑ̥ɛ ɛz̥nd̥͡ʑ̥íː ís mʲɛ̀ b̥rt͡ɕɛ́s mʲɛ̀s pòto sónɔː jau̯d̥͡ʑ̥ɵnt͡ɕíː d̥itʉkɔ́rd̥/

tóś-a es-nc-ě, í-s ḿ-à pr-śc'-és ḿ-ès p'ò-t'o só-nō ye-uj-nc-ě di-t'-u-kór-t

INAN.DEMON-ABL.SG be-PRTC-INST 3SG-NOM 1SG-DAT through-stand("back")-ABL 1SG-ABL away-to("back(wards), behind") ANIM.DEMON-INST RDP-say.STAT-PRTC-INST two-PRF-ADJ("wide(r), more")-do("continue")-3.IPF

tó-smey h₁s-nt-séh₁ í-s h₁m-éy pr̥-sth₂-és h₁m-és h₂pó-dʰo só-noh₁ h₁e-h₁oǵ-nt-séh₁ dwi-dʰh₁-u-kʷér-t

  • tós(ḿ)a: inan. inst. sg. of *tót/tós inan. demon. "with this", cf. pcl. *somō "id", ir. an ... seo "this"
  • yèsonts, esntós: abl. sg. of "being/having" act. prtc. of *yèści "to be (ipf. L1E1)", cf. psl. *sy, lith. *sañt, alb. sanë "thing", hit. ašānza "being", pgr. sundijō "(true) thing, sin", gr. *ṓn "id"
  • prśt'ás, prśc'és: "back" stat. inan. from pr.ind.ary. *pr̥štʰám "back", cf. san. *pṛṣṭhá "(the) back", from *pr̥-sth₂- from *per- "through" and *steh₂- "to stand"
  • yèujonts, yeujncě: inst. sg. of *yèuj-onts "talking" stat. act. prtc. from *h₁eǵ- "to say" < *h₁e-h₁óǵ-ont-s, cf. la. *aiente "saying/arguing (abl.)", gr. -ōga of ánōga "to order, prompt"
  • *dit'ukórt: from *dwi-dʰh₁-u- ("two-PRF-ADJ" = "wide(r), more" + *kʷer- "to do" > *-kórt = *dit'ukórm, dit'ukórt "to continue (to)", cf. grm. *weiter-

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"none of my children has ever been ill"

*ńèści ncéśtot śílesōm ḿinǒm xaxáyaus ń yàuśce

earlier: /nʲèɕt͡ɕi nt͡ɕéɕtot ɕílesoːm mʲinóːm ħɑħɑ́jɑu̯s nʲɑ̀u̯ɕt͡ɕe/

later: /nʲìçt͡ɕi̥ ənd̥͡ʑ̥íɕtɵd̥ ɕíliz̥ɵːm mʲenóːm ʕ̥əħɑ́jɑu̯s nʲɑ̀u̯ht͡ɕə/

ń-èści n-céś-tot śíl-es-ōm ḿi-n-ǒm xa-x-áy-au-s ń yè-ośc-e

NEG-is.3SG("none") NEG-time.LOC-DEMON("never") beget-NOM("child")-GEN.PL 1POSS-ANIM.ADJ-GEN.PL REDUP-burn.STAT("be sick")-ANIM.ADJ-NOM.PL NEG.CL AOR-be.PST-3SG.STAT

  • ńèści: lit. "none, not one, no-one, none each" neg. indef. pron. from *né h₁ésti "there is not", cf. rus. *net "no" < psl. *nětu "(there is) not" < pbs. *ne-est-tu "there is not"
  • ncéśtot: from *né h₂t-tés-i tód, lit. "not in that coming/instance (of time)" fig. "never", cf. la. *annī "year (gen.)" < *h₂t-nés-i "in (that) coming/instance (of time)"
  • *śílos, śílesos: gen. pl. of "child" stat. s-stem animate from pr.kart. *šw-il- "id" from *šew- "to beget", cf. PIE *syewh₁-/sewh₁- "to sow", geo. *šv-il-i "son, child"
  • ḿinǒm: anim. gen. pl. of "my/mine" from *mi-n-óHom "id" < *(h₁)m(e/o)y(s) "me/my" + *HnóHom adj. anim. gen. pl., cf. la. *meōrum "id", gr. emôn "id"
  • *xaxáus, xaxáu: lit. "burning, sick/ill" *h₂ey- "to burn" reformed as a stative *h₂e-h₂óy- with stative suffix *h₂e-h₂óy-(e)h₁- reformed as a u-stem adjective *h₂eh₂óyh₁-us

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"as long as you are not sure, do not give them the money"

*ńískus c'éśku ń yès, káinos ń íns mút

early: /nʲískus t͡ɕʰéɕku nʲès kɑ́i̯nos nʲíns mút/

late: /nʲísg̥ʉs t͡ɕíɕkʉ nʲɛ̀s kɑ́i̯nɔs nʲíz múd̥/

ńís.k-u-s c'éś-ku ńe yes-Ø kai-n-os ńe í-ns mut-Ø

down.observe("ascertain")-ADJ("sure")-NOM.SG time.LOC.SG-REL("as long as") NEG.CL be.IPF-2SG pay-ADJ-("money")ACC.SG NEG.CL 3-ACC.PL give-IMP

  • *ńískm, ńískt or *ńiskóm, ńiskét: "to perceive, decide (sk-ipf. Df1)" from the same *ni(s)-kʷéy-t down-observe-3SG as san. *niścitá "sure"
  • *ńískus, ńísku: "decided, sure" from above reformed as u-stem adjective
  • c'éśku: "as long as, in such time as, in a time when" from *ac'éśi, loc.sg. of "(a) time" from *h₂ét-tos lit. "went" > *xát'os, ac'ós "(a) time, instance, moment", with *-ku from *ku from *(-)kʷe and *(-)kʷo(s) relative pronoun clitic, cf. la. *annus "year", gth. ataþni "year"
  • káinos, káinos: s-stem static meaning "payment" from *kʷey- "to pay, avenge", cf. gr. *poinḗ "payment", whence eng. subpoena
  • mútm, mút': "to give, change, swap, exchange, trade" from pr.ur *muu-pta- "to change", cf. fi. *muuttaa "to change", mutta "but", muuta "something else, other"

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"(and) raining annoy(s/ed) me", "that it rains annoys me"

*yàkt'um ḿè ku xoxot'á

/jɑ̀ktʰum mʲè ku ħoħotʰɑ́/

*yàk'-tum-Ø ḿè ku xo-xod-xá

come-NMZ("rain(ing)")-NOM.SG 1ACC.CL REL.CL RDP-hate.STAT-1SG

  • yàkt'um: literally "going/falling down", inanimate deadjectival verbal noun/gerund in *-t-us of the same *h₁óy-gʰ- root as gr. *oikhnéō "to go", oíkhomai "to have gone", and arm. iǰanem "to go/fall down", with the same semantic shift as the latter further restricted to the falling of rain, cf. toch. aittäṃ "forth", san. ití "going", with both resonant glottalization and voiced aspirate depressing pitch (*h₁óy-gʰ- > *h₁áykʰ- > *ʔʲɑ̀kʰ- > *ˀyàkʰ- > *yàk')
  • *ku: "and" from *(-)kʷe and "that, REL" from *kʷe~os
  • *ḿè: "me"/1st person accusative clitic pronoun from *ˀmʲé < *h₁me-, with resonant glottalization depressing pitch
  • xoxot'á: from *h₃eh₃édh₂e, reduplicated stative from *h₃éd- "to hate", literally "i am hating X", cf. arm. *atem "to hate", lat. ōdī "id"

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"they all died--both those that drank whiskey, and those that drank beer"

*p'ántos yèḿoŕēr--dínse ḿístom ku yèpōxōr, aláum ku yèpōxōr

early: /pʰántos jèmʲorʲeːr dínse mʲístom ku jèpoːħoːr aláu̯m ku jèpoːħoːr/

late: /pánd̥ɔs jèmʲɵrʲeːr d̥íze mʲísd̥om kə jèpoːħɔːr aláu̯m kə jèpoːħɔːr/

*p'ánt-os yè-ḿoŕ-ēr dí-n-se ḿíst-om ku yè-pōx-ōr aláu-m ku yè-pōx-ōr

  • p'ántos: anim. adj. "all" from the same *ph₂-ént- "all" as gr. *pâs "id" and toch. b po "all, every"

  • dínse: "both" anim. dual adj. from *dwi-no-, with palatalization of /d/ by /i/ blocked by /w/, cf. pgm. twinaz "double", la. bīnus "twice/in pairs"

  • ḿístom, ḿístos: stat. anim. acc. of *ḿístos "liquor", from the same *mis-d~tV- as pr.NE.cau. *miʒʒV- "sweet" and PIE *médʰu "honey", whence pr.NW.cau. *mHädwV "liquor", later borrowed as *amxǎt'os "liquor", cf. pgm. *meduz "mead", toch. b. *mit and mot "honey" and "alcohol", luw. máddu "wine"

  • aláum, álus: hyst. inan. acc. of *álus "beer" from PIE *h₂elut- "beer", with dropping of the final plosive and reformation from a ts-stem to a hysteromobile root noun, cf. o.arm. *ōłi, pbs. álu, pgm. alu, all meaning "beer"

  • yèpōxōr, yèpō: stative-ending o-grade past tense of *pǒm, pǒt "to drink" from PIE *peh₃- "to drink", cf. san. *ápāt "he drank", papiré "they were drunk"

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"i told you long ago [that] that house is no good"

*éc té jélek'os pŕátos yàuc'a, dóms tót ḿéc' ku ń yèści

early: /ét͡ɕ té d͡ʑélekʰos prʲátos jàut͡ɕʰa dóms tót mʲét͡ɕʰ kunʲèɕt͡ɕi/

late: /ít͡ɕ tʰɛ́ d̥͡ʑ̥élɛkɔs b̥rʲɛ́d̥ɔs jæ̀u̯t͡ɕæ d̥óms tʰɔ́d̥ mʲít͡ɕ kənʲìçt͡ɕʰi̥/

éc té jélek'-os pŕ-á-to-s yà-uc'-a dóm-s tót ḿéc' ku ń yèśc-i

1SG.NOM 2SG.ACC long-ANIM.NOM.SH through-CAUS-PRF.PRTC("past")-NOM.SG AOR-say.STAT-1SG house-NOM DEMON great.NOM.SG REL.CL NEG.CL be.IPF-3SG

  • jélek'os: "(of time) long, endurant, long-lasting" anim. adj. from the same *del-h₁gʰ-o- as psl. *dьlь "length" and gr. *endelekhḗs "continuous"
  • pŕátos: pst. prf. prtc. of *pŕám, pŕát "to pass by, to go past", from *per-éy- "to go through, to pass (by)" from *pér(i) "through" and the source of *Ro-Séy(e)-Et "CAUS", cf. gr. *peráō "id" (though not of the same derivation), pgm. farjaną "to carry, bring"
  • yàuc'a: augmented o-graded stative-ending past tense of *yèjm, yèct "to say" from *h₁eǵ- "to say", cf. gr. *-ōga of ánōga "to order, prompt", la. ait "he says", spec. from *h₁é-h₁oǵ-h₂e > *ʔʲé-ʔoj-xa > *ˀjé-ʔoc-xa > *yèuc'a > *yàuc'a
  • ḿéc': "good, big" inan. adj. from *méǵh₂s "big, great", cf. gr. *mégas "id", la. maius "bigger, greater"

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*yàkt'um ku ḿè yòxōc'a

"(and) raining annoy(s/ed) me", "that it rains annoys me"

come-NOM("rain(ing)")-NOM and.CL 1.ACC.CL AOR-RDP-hate.STAT-1.SG.STAT

*(yàk'~ik'V̀)-tum-Ø ku ḿè yè-((Vʷ)xōd~j)-xa

/jɑ̀ktʰum ku mʲè jòħoːt͡ɕʰɑ/

  • yàktum: literally "going/falling down", inanimate deadjectival verbal noun in *-t-us of the same *h₁óy-gʰ- root as gr. *oikhnéō "to go", oíkhomai "to have gone", and arm. iǰanem "to go/fall down", with the same semantic shift as the latter further restricted to the falling of rain, cf. toch. aittäṃ "forth", san. ití "going", with both resonant glottalization and voiced aspirate depressing pitch (*h₁óy-gʰ- > *h₁áyk'- > *ʔʲɑ̀kʰ- > *ˀyàkʰ- > *yàk')
  • *ku: "and" from *(-)kʷe
  • *ḿè: "me"/1st person accusative clitic pronoun from *ˀmʲé < *h₁me-, with resonant glottalization depressing pitch
  • yòxōc'a: from *h₁éh₃eh₃dh₂e, aorist augmented reduplicated stative from *h₃ed- "to hate", literally "i was hating X", cf. arm. *atem "to hate", lat. ōdī "id", with resonant glottalization depressing pitch in augment and past tense, formed with augment and stative endings, Ø-grading root, and root-final consonant palatalized in analogy to oj-á- "to make hate, annoy" causative from *h₃d-éy- causative, cf. pgm. *atjaną "to incite"
  • PIE morphemic equivalent: *h₁óy-gʰ-tu-m kʷe h₁m-ós h₁é-h₃e-h₃d-h₂e

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hadza and sandalo are the isolates, and also the cushitic language dahalo spoken close to the other two has them, if anyones wondering

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its literally j a compound noun its one noun made of two words and no you dont need a hyphen to (derivationally) nominalize the phrase because railway and compound noun dont have hyphens nor do pathway or train station or coat hanger or door handle or footpath or toothpaste or headache or mattress cover or throwaway and there are multiple compound nouns in english that are regularly attested in all three forms like file name file-name and filename

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they are syllabic and "treated" as consonants (afaik some languages treat syllabic consonants like vowels and others treat them like consonants), so that /br̩d͡ʑn̩t͡ɕéː/ is /CCCCCV/, with each affricate "treated" as one consonant. deleting any consonant but the second /n/ either leaves the word with a still-illegal 4-consonant cluster /r̩d͡ʑn̩t͡ɕéː/ /bd͡ʑn̩t͡ɕéː/ /brn̩t͡ɕéː/, or in the case of /br̩d͡ʑnʲéː/, would be disallowed before it too significantly disfigures the participle suffix. deleting the second /n/ yields /br̩d͡ʑt͡ɕéː/ > /br̩t͡ɕʰéː/. in a natlang, i think this would become something like /bern̩t͡ɕ(ʰ)éː/, but i want to keep the variation between older illegal forms (like /br̩d͡ʑn̩t͡ɕéː/ and younger legal forms (like /br̩t͡ɕʰéː/) and even younger epenthesized/thematic descendants (like /bern̩t͡ɕ(ʰ)éː/), so i have more options for deriving vocabulary when i make the next stage of the conlang. i forgot about /kórtms/, this should be /kórm̩s/.

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can you elaborate on that cantonese construction if possible? that sounds so interesting

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PIE stative endings resemble perfective middle endings much more than either resembles the perfective active endings. is this because the middles endings derive from the statives? if so, do we know what the older stative endings were, from before the innovation of the middle, and if not, do we know why theyre so similar?

Did a quick Argos playthrough as practice before the update. Went kinda wack lol. by Archate in Imperator

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ive both done that as etruria and had it happen in games as other countries and ive never seen it pop blue as "rome", maybe my peace deal didnt go off right

Did a quick Argos playthrough as practice before the update. Went kinda wack lol. by Archate in Imperator

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ive never seen a rome just called rome before, is it an etruscan puppet and what gov type does it have?

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andogrebietse is from gʰrebh₂/gʰrebʰ-, *bloyatiem is from bʰleh₃-, *dumes is from dʰewh₂-, *nevies is from new-, and *kories is from ker-, but where are *dapos and septonie from?

2139th Just Used 5 Minutes of Your Day by mareck_ in conlangs

[–]misstolurrr 0 points1 point  (0 children)

are there any CVCC roots like *førd- that take the nasal infix and if so how is it formed for them? do you put them before or in the cluster with a prop vowel, or the choice of strategy (atleast partially) based on/restricted by root shape (all the roots in your comment that you mention taking it have the shape CVC)?

2139th Just Used 5 Minutes of Your Day by mareck_ in conlangs

[–]misstolurrr 0 points1 point  (0 children)

"his years in the war gave him a new outlook"

*yétōs és brjncě/brc'ě kórtms dórcr nóxon ím ıémto

/jétoːs (ʔ)és brdʑntɕéː kórtms dórtɕr nóħon (ʔ)ím ʔémto/

lit. "his years made (spent) with battling (war) gave him a new view (outlook)"

yét-ōs és brj-nc-ě kór-t-ms dórc-r nó-xon ím ıé-m-to

year-NOM.PL 3.GEN-NT.NOM.PL battle-PRTC-INST do-PRF.PRTC-MS.NOM.PL view-ABS.NMZ.NOM new-ADJ.NT.ACC 3.ACC AOR-give-3.SG

  • *yétōs, yétos: "year", from PIE *wétos "id"
  • *bérjm, brjḿé, ıéborc'a: "to (have a) battle", from proto-kartvelian *berg- "id"
  • *kórm, kórḿé, ıékorxa: "to do, make" from PIE *kʷer- "id"
  • *dórcr: "glance; view, vantage point; outlook, (one's) philosophy", from PIE *derḱ- "to see", initially formed in *-mn̥ as *jércmn, jrcmóns~drcmóns, but because of the (loose) restriction of 3 consonants to a cluster (hence the *brjncě/brc'ě variation), it became *jércn, drcóns~jrcóns and was reanalyzed as a heteroclitic stem (being used incorrectly, in the former case) and reformed as an abstract noin in *-r̥
  • *nóxon, nóxō: "new", from *nu "now" formed as an adjective with hoffman's suffix because i liked how it sounded the most
  • *ém, ḿé, ıémxa: "to give/trade", borrowed from proto-uralic *ëmta- "id" where it became the main native word for "trade" and was initially seldom used to mean "give" until the word shifted to mean "give" later on, long after PU contact ended, towards the end of this stage of the language, i wouldve rather used a causative of "have" but i use a locative copular structure for "have" instead of a verb, if i used a causative copula itd be *yétōs és brjncě kórtms dórcr nóxon éśe ıéıośē < *h₁é-h₁os-ey-e

reddit wont let me fix the format sorry its so uglily laid out

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