On 9/8/2021 8:10 AM, mayqel qunen'oS wrote:
Thank you all for taking the time to reply.
After reading the messages so far, I understand how we can use the {vItlhHa'} as an opposite to the {vItlh}. But this now raises another question..
{vItlh} has the opposite of {vItlhHa'}, but the {law'} has the opposite of {puS}. So what would be the difference between {puS} and {law'Ha'}? Or between {law'} and {puSHa'}?
What would be the difference between let's say {SuvwI' puS} and {SuvwI' law'Ha'}?
Well, again, I don't think *-Ha'* means merely "the opposite of." *law'Ha'* would mean something like "a quantity that has gone in a different direction that simply being many." I don't know that that has much meaning. Not every possible combination of suffixes has to be meaningful. -- SuStel http://trimboli.name