(11-11-2025, 10:46 PM)quimqu wrote: You are not allowed to view links. Register or Login to view.Yes, I see. But do you think it is right? I mean we have simmilar results but my logic tells me that qo should be the prefix and ke should get into the stem, isn't it? That's why I didn't post these results earlier. I am trying to understand them.
Hmm, I only found “ke” as a stem in combination with “qo” as a prefix once. However, only with “ol” as the syllable before it, which can also be a prefix.
What often appears in my tables is “qoke/ey.” Here, “ke” is part of the prefix because it occurs frequently. As I said, calculations are based strictly on frequency.
Clarification: I am not attempting to define “true” syllables or morphemes in the linguistic sense. I am using the terms “prefix,” “stem,” and “suffix” only because I cannot think of any better ones.
