[Fictionary] first word (or pair thereof)

[fictioneric at inbox.com]

I'm still confused. Could we have another example?


>On Friday, January 23, 2015 16:45:01 Pierre Abbat wrote:
>>  sacbe
>>  zemi-john
>>
>>  One of these words has an irregular inflected form; please provide it. You
>>  can define one word in terms of the other or define both of them. If you
>>  know either word, let me know by Tuesday.
>
>I've been sent one def with an unlabeled inflected form and one with no
>inflected form. For clarification, here are some examples of what I'm looking
>for:
>
>go, v. past tense went.
>ÁÓ¯, n., f. ý™ÂÔÆ
>much, adj. comp. more, sup. most.
>É ÉˆÉ¡ÉøV, adj. pl. É ÉˆÉ¡ÉøÉŠÉÕÉ«, comp. É ÉˆÉ«ÉŸÉ÷ÉÀ, sup. É ÉˆÉ¡É«É-É-ÉÕV.
>(These two are cognates; the Proto-Germanic for "more" is "maizô", and the "l"
>of "muckle" matches the "ÉŠ" in the declension of "É ÉˆÉ¡ÉøV".)
>cmiique, plural comcaac.
>
>Pierre
>--
>When a barnacle settles down, its brain disintegrates.
>Já não percebe nada, já não percebe nada.


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