Derivation in more examples

Noun forming affixes

• Agent: -rá/-ré
• bági 'wheel' → bagirá 'wheeler';
• bótso 'wolf' → botsorá 'wolf hunter';
• noóhah 'to become wrong/bad/evil' → noóhra 'evil';
• tortsó 'head' → tortsorá 'leader';
• anú 'eye' → anurá 'representative';
• paal 'side' → paalrá 'supporter, follower';
• dúh 'to be' → durá 'animate being';
• dzókhah 'to beat' → dzokhará 'someone who beats';
• ḥádah 'to know' → ḥadará 'someone who knows something';
• nóio 'low' → noiorá 'halfling';
• tsidú 'tree' → tsidurá 'lumberman';
• saládah 'to live' → saladará 'someone who lives somewhere';
• tiísdah 'to believe, to trust' → tiisdará 'trustee';
• lásah 'to want' → lásra 'volunteer';
• duátṣho 'pig' → duatṣhorá 'pig farmer';
• jiiná 'cow' → jiinará 'cowherd';
• ghuúr 'horse' → ghuurrá 'horseman';
• khongé 'sheep' → khongerá 'shepherd';
• tshúue 'bird' → tshuurá 'fowler';
• doh 'to see' → dorá 'spectator';
• raájah 'to rule' → raaará 'ruler';
• chuúlah 'to hide' → chuulará 'keeper';
• saadé 'star' → saaderá 'astrologer';
• łeékha 'dog' → łeekhará 'someone who is working with dogs';
• suúr 'milk' → suurrá 'milkman';
• náhtṣa 'north' → nahtṣará 'Northlander';
• uáṣtṣa 'west' → uaṣtṣará 'Westerner';
• chuárah 'to measure' → chuárrá 'someone measuring';
• biaaádah 'to forge' → biaadrá 'smith';
• hathút 'hammer' → hathutrá 'someone working with hammer';
• tólgu 'stone' → tolgurá 'stonemason';
• bóḥah 'to speak' → boḥrá 'speaker';
• koiḥáh 'to carry' → koiḥará 'carrier';
• jondéh 'to bear' → jonderá 'bearer';
• tṣaám 'bear' → tṣaámra 'bear hunter';
• moólah 'to drink' → moólra 'drunkard';
• uótṣe 'ill' → uotṣerá 'someone who is ill';
• tékah 'to bake' → tekrá 'baker';
• sína 'old' → sinará 'old person';
• iála 'young' → ialará 'young person';
• caán 'house, home, family' → caanrá 'inmate';
• cáimaa 'tribe' → caimaará 'tribe member';
• kýstah 'to shoot' → kystará 'shooter';
• háłu 'bow' → hałurá 'archer';
• lásdah 'to write' → lasdará 'writer';
• húłtah 'to read' → hułtará 'reader';
• iuútah 'to keep' → iuutrá 'possessor';
• saírah 'to love' → sairrá 'lover';
• iádlah 'to hate' → iadlará 'someone who is hating, hater';
• koórah ' to fear' → koorrá 'fearer';
• tontón 'noble' → tontonrá 'nobleman';
• tłeém 'snake' → tłeemrá 'someone who is working with snakes';
• sagháh 'to think' → saghará 'thinker';
• bállah 'to create' → ballará 'creator';
• goh 'to do' → gorá 'worker';
• sýle 'mountain' → sylerá 'mountaineer';
• tłaalé 'fish' → tłaalerá 'fisher';
• dúndah 'to war' → dundará 'warrior';
• dátłhah 'to burn' → datłhrá 'burner';
• keétah 'to cut' → keetrá 'someone who is cutting';
• saátah 'to learn' → saatrá 'disciple';
• saátłah 'to teach' → saátłrá 'teacher';
• suútshah 'to hear, to listen' → suutshrá 'listenner';
• syn 'forest' → synrá 'forester';
• dúideh 'to lead' → duiderá 'leader';
• tṣháidah 'to give birth' → tṣhaidará 'parent';
• gúdah 'to give' → gudrá 'giver';
• sólah 'to swim' → solrá 'swimmer';
• kungá 'thunder' → kungará 'thunderer';
• bátṣhah 'to protect' → batṣhrá 'protector';
• ióḥah 'to look' → ioḥrá 'observer';
• haághah 'to come' → haaghrá 'newcomer';
  
• tálteh 'to fight' → talterá 'fighter';
• toółah 'to sing' → toołrá 'singer';
• ṣaánah 'to judge' → ṣaanrá 'judge';
• pháleh 'to blow' → phálera 'wind';
• tuúlcah 'to escape' → tuulcará 'escaper';
• dóiah 'to run' → doirá 'runner';
• rúlah 'to cry' → rulrá 'crier';
• hankhú 'blind' → hankhurá 'blind person';
• kádẓih 'to work' → kadẓirá 'worker';
• ḥedláh 'to break' → ḥedlara 'breaker';
• khaálda 'wise' → khaadará 'wise person';
• táh 'to sow' → tará 'sower';
• baághah 'to fence' → baaghrá 'fencer';
• khúḥah 'to dig' → khuḥrá 'digger';
• músgaah 'to command' → musgaará 'commander';
• láighah 'to tempt' → laighará 'temptator';
• Experiencer: -(a)ghó:
• dzókhah 'to beat' → dzokhágho 'one who is beaten';
• suútshah 'to hear, to listen' → suutshaghó 'someone who listenned';
• Possessor: -(a)ián thaaghá 'beard' → thaaghián 'bearded man';
• dzála 'woman' → dzalaián 'husband';
• thaaghá 'beard' → thaaghaián 'man with beard';
• bótso 'wolf' → botsoián 'someone who have wolf';
• tṣang 'strong' → tṣangián 'strongman';
• tsiíghy 'hair' → tsiighián 'hairy person';
• anú 'eye' → anuián 'person with big eyes';
• ḥaak 'nose' → ḥaakián 'person with big nose';
• lóko 'high' → lokoián 'high person';
• ḥadah 'to know' → ḥadián 'someone who knows about something';
• tsidú 'tree' → tsiduián 'forest guardian';
• tiísdah 'to believe, to trust' → tiisdaián 'believer, follower';
• ghuúr 'horse' → ghuurián 'someone who have a horse';
• dzénge 'heart' → dzengián 'someone who have heart, a good man';
• chánga 'daemon' → changaián 'someone possessed by a daemon';
• uéju 'world' → uejuián 'possessor of world';
• hathút 'hammer' → hathutián 'someone who have hammer';
• raájah 'to rule' → raajián 'someone who have ruling power, administrator';
• Residential or tribal association: -áua:
• lóko 'high' → lokáua 'someone from High Tribe';
• goon 'river' → goonáua 'someone living near a river';
• sýle 'mountain' → syláua 'someone living on mountain';
• syn 'forest' → synáua 'someone living in forest';
• Abstract noun I: -(a)lé:
• lóko 'high' → lokalé 'height';
• nóio 'low' → noialé 'low height';
• ḥiethah 'to grow' → ḥiethlé 'growth';
• ṣagé 'word' → ṣagelé 'reliability';
• sína 'old' → sinalé 'old age';
• néṣa 'new' → neṣalé 'new information';
• iála 'young' → iallé 'young age';
• iádlah 'to hate' → iadlalé 'hate';
• saírah 'to love' → sairlé 'love';
• leénah 'to become long' → leenlé 'length';
• haát 'father' → haatalé 'wealth of father';
• ḥýnah 'to happen' → ḥynaléd 'history';
• gúnguh 'deep' → gunglé 'depth';
• gol 'round' → gollé 'roundness';
• télah 'to pull' → tellé 'continuation';
• tétse 'sharp' → tetselé 'sharpness';
• jéreh 'to need' → jerelé 'need';
• nútse 'nude' → nutselé 'nudity';
• ghytṣí 'light, slight' → ghytṣilé 'lightness, slightness';
• sóngah 'to be able' → songlé 'ability';
  
• Abstract noun II: -át:
• tłoómah 'to tell' → tłoomát 'fable';
• doh 'to see' → doát 'view';
• hyýdah 'to touch' → hyydát 'touch;
• sagháh 'to think' → saghaát 'think';
• dúndah 'to war' → dundát 'war';
• saládah 'to live' → saladát 'life';
• músgaah 'to command' → musgaát 'command';
• lúgah 'to die' → lugát 'death';
• tṣángah 'to become strong' → tṣangát 'strength';
• suútshah 'to hear, to listen' → suutshát 'hearing';
• bétłah 'to tie, to bind' → betłát 'relationship, union';
• ṣítah 'to throw' → ṣitát 'throw';
• kádlah 'to divide' → kadlát 'split, division';
• télah 'to pull' → telát 'series, row;
• baádu 'heavy' → baadát 'weight, burden, load';
• hédlah 'to move' → hedlát 'move';
• jaán 'lord, master' → jaanát 'majesty';
• ghórah 'to try' → ghorát 'try';
• hóṣah 'to smell' → hoṣát 'smell';
• bátṣhat 'to protect' → batṣhát 'protection';
• saáhah 'to breath' → saahat 'breath';
• toółah 'to sing' → toołát 'singing';
• ṣaánah 'to judge' → ṣaanát 'opinion, verdict';
• láchah 'to wish' → lachát 'wish';
• hótłah 'to taste' → hotłát 'taste';
• maárdzah 'to dream' → maardzát 'dream';
• táh 'to sow' → taát 'sowing, seeds';
• jah 'to go, to walk' → jaát 'walk, gait';
• koórah 'to fear' → koorát 'fear';
• sótiah 'to pray' → sotiát 'prayer';
• nédaah 'to fly' → nedaát 'flight'
  
• Abstract noun III: -ti:
• dẓaáiah 'to become good' → dẓaáiti 'goodness';
• múiru 'free' → múiruti 'freedom';
• súiḥih 'to become beautiful' → súiḥiti 'beauty';
• hóriu 'holy, saint' → hóriuti 'holiness';
• aasgé 'wild' → aasgéti 'wildness';
• haát 'father' → haátti 'paternity';
• gúdah 'to give' → gútti 'loyalty';
• khaáldah 'to become wise' → khaáldati 'wisedom';
• sétah 'to stand' → sétti 'state, status';
• saládah 'to live' → salátti 'vitality';
• ḥyrýnah 'to become dark' → ḥyrýnti 'darkness';
• térah 'similar' → térahti 'similarity';
• puúnah 'to become full' → puúnti 'fullness';
• médzah 'to might' → métsti 'power, might';
• toółah 'to sing' → toółti 'song';
• łédah 'to become pure' → łétti 'purity';
• iághoh 'to bode, to foretell' → iághoti 'prophecy';
• khuún 'great' → khuúnti 'greatness';
• ióḥah 'to look' → ióḥti 'look';
• tháine 'rich' → tháinti 'wealth, richness';
• tsákhah 'to begin, to start' → tsákhti 'beginning, origin';
• hycé 'true' → hycéti 'truth';
  
• Instrument: -(a)ku, -áku:
• koiḥaáh 'to carry' → koiḥáku 'carrier';
• goh 'to do' → góku 'tool';
• táltah 'to fight' → taltáku 'weapon';
• tṣéleh 'to shine' → tṣeláku 'candle';
• keétah 'to cut' → keétku 'knife';
• phoóla 'meal' → phoólku 'quern';
• nédaah 'to fly' → nedaáku 'quill';
• chuúlah 'to hide' → chuúlku 'box';
• moólah 'to drink' → moólku 'goblet, cup';
• tékah 'to bake' → tékku 'furnace, stove';
• táulah 'to weigh' → tauláku 'weight, scales';
• sagháh 'to think' → sagháku 'source of inspiration';
• hídeh 'to eat' → hidáku 'spoon';
• bétłah 'to tie, to bind' → betłáku 'tie, binder';
• págha 'time' → pághku 'clock';
• saáhah 'to breath' → saáhku 'lung';
• dúsah 'to wash' → dúsku 'tool for washing';
• jókah 'to hit' → jókku 'fist';
• toópah 'to cover' → toópku 'cover';
• biaádah 'to forge' → biaátku 'anvil';
• nólah 'to sew' → nólku 'needle';
  
• Place: -us:
• bóḥah 'to speak' → bóḥus 'rostrum';
• kýnah 'to fall, to shower, to pour' → kýnus 'earthwork, pour';
• khákah 'to crack' → khákus 'chasm;
• táltaab 'battle' → táltaabus 'battle field';
• naánga 'king' → naángaus 'royal house/palace';
• baághah 'to fence' → baághus 'garden';
• gýl 'fire' → gýlus 'campfire';
• kádẓih 'to work' → kádẓius 'place of work';
• pul 'water' → pulus 'pool';
• sétah 'to stand' → sétus 'layover';
• dúh 'to be' → dúus 'place';
• lóko 'high' → lókus 'high place';
• sýdzah 'to sit' → sýdzus 'seat';
• tsidú 'tree' → tsidúus 'place on tree, nest';
• jiiná 'cow' → jiináus 'cowshed';
• doh 'to see' → dóus 'view, scenery';
• raájah 'to rule' → raájus 'capital, seat of rule';
• chuúlah 'to hide' → chuúlus 'hidden place';
• chánga 'daemon' → chángus 'seat of daemons';
• biaádah 'to forge' → biaádus 'forge, smithy';
• koiḥaáh 'to carry' → koiḥáus 'wagon';
• tṣaám 'bear' → tṣaámus 'place where bear sleeps';
• caán 'house, home, family' → caánus 'home';
• múiru 'free' → múiruus 'free place';
• lútsa 'snow' → lútsaus 'snowy place';
• dzíghi 'bee' → dzíghius 'beehive';
• hóriu 'holy, saint' → hóriuus 'holy place';
• aasgé 'wild' → aasgéus 'wild place';
• hídeh 'to eat' → hídus 'place for eating';
• gúdah 'to give' → gúdus 'given place';
• sólah 'to swim' → sólus 'place for swimming';
• hatsé 'bone' → hatséus 'place of bones';
• khoós 'empty' → khoósus 'empty place';
• kungá 'thunder' → kungáus 'place of thunder';
• khaar 'poison' → khaárus 'poisoned place';
• tálteh 'to fight' → táltus 'place for fighting';
• tuúlcah 'to escape' → tuúlcaus 'refuge';
• thaálah 'to leave' → thaálus 'abandoned place';
• tṣhiíntṣi 'ant' → tṣhiíntṣius 'anthill';
• tsántłi 'wasp' → tsántłius 'wasp nest';
• jánge 'mid' → jángus 'middle place';
• khoós 'empty' → khoósus 'wilderness, desolation';
• tsátsah 'to stream' → tsátsus 'stream';
  
• Container: -(a)tsá:
• pul 'water' → pultsá 'bucket';
• moólah 'to drink' → mooltsá 'bowl';
• jatłál 'cereal' → jatłaltsá 'container for cereals';
• phátsi 'fruit' → phatsitsá 'container for fruits';
  
• Substantion: -ásse:
• bállah 'to create' → ballásse 'fabric, matter';
• pul 'water' → pulásse 'watery substantion';
• saar 'sun' → saarásse 'sunlight, solar substantion';
• gýl 'fire' → gylásse 'fire substantion (petroleum)';
• khássi 'acid, sour' → khasásse 'acid';
  
• Object I: -(a)ma:
• thar 'hand' → thárma 'glove';
• ḥiethah 'to grow' → ḥiethma 'plant';
• lásdah 'to write' → lásdama 'letter';
• gúdah 'to give' → gúdma 'gift';
• moólah 'to drink' → moólma 'drink';
• pul 'water' → púlma 'alcohol';
• matṣí 'meat' → matṣíma 'muscle';
• dúh 'to be' → dúma 'inanimated being, object';
• ioh 'to have' → ióma 'possessed object';
• gýl 'fire' → gýlma 'burned wood';
• syn 'forest' → sýmma 'wood';
• jókah 'to hit' → jókma 'attack';
• sotiát 'prayer' → sotiátma 'prayer book';
  
• Object II: -é:
• bóḥah 'to speak' → boḥé 'thing';
• tortsó 'head' → tortsoé 'cap, pommel';
• baághah 'to fence' → baaghé 'fence';
• uaárah 'to want (and goal is achieved)' → uaaré 'will';
• katłácheh 'to make vaulting' → katłaché 'vaulting';
• deéme 'gold' → deemé 'golden artifact';
• ḥadah 'to know' → ḥadé 'knowledge';
• topaáh 'to cover' → topaé 'clothing';
• chuárah 'to measure' → chuaré 'measure';
• tékah 'to bake' → teké 'roast';
• tólah 'to drop' → tolé 'drop';
• hóriu 'holy, saint' → horié 'holy object';
• bétłah 'to tie, to bind' → betłé 'bunch';
• tétse 'sharp' → tetsé 'sharp object, edge';
• tṣáidah 'to give birth' → tṣaidé 'nation';
• jókah 'to hit' → joké 'stroke';
• Diminutive: -ní:
• naán 'mother' → naanní 'little mother';
• ghuúr 'horse' → ghuurní 'pony';
• gýl 'fire' → gylní 'little fire, glimmer';
• bótso 'wolf' → botsoní 'little wolf';
• saar 'sun' → saarní 'little sun';
• seélo 'army' → seeloní 'little army, group of soldiers';
• bági 'wheel' → baginí 'little wheel';
• pul 'water' → pulní 'vodka';
• khylé 'cloud' → khylení 'little cloud';
• koól 'leg' → koolní 'little leg';
• tortsó 'head' → tortsoní 'little head';
• tsiíghy 'hair' → tsiighyní 'little hair';
• anú 'eye' → anuní 'little eye';
• tsidú 'tree' → tsiduní 'little tree';
• tshúue 'bird' → tshuuní 'little bird';
• saadé 'star' → saadení 'little star';
• tsítse 'cat' → tsitsení 'kitty';
• tṣaám 'bear' → tṣaamní 'little bear';
• uásu 'lake' → uasuní 'little lake';
• meénkhe 'feather' → meenkhení 'little feather';
• caán 'house, home, family' → caanní 'little house';
• huúlle 'nest' → huullení 'little nest';
• ḥaáṣe 'arrow' → ḥaaṣení 'little arrow';
• taáke 'hen' → taakení 'little hen';
• hajú 'egg' → hajuní 'little egg';
• tyýbe 'group' → tyybení 'little group';
• kásghi 'spider' → kasghiní 'little spider';
• tolé 'drop' → tolení 'little drop';
• húde 'root' → hudení 'little root';
• sýle 'mountain' → sylní 'little mountain, hill';
• niísi 'mouse' → niisiní 'little mouse';
• selé 'horn' → selení 'little horn';
• syn 'forest' → synní 'little forest';
• tsúti 'tooth' → tsutiní 'little tooth';
• taásu 'tusk' → taasuní 'little tusk';
• jaán 'lord, master' → jaanní 'little lord, little master';
• hatsé 'bone' → hatsení 'little bone';
• iaági 'fox' → iaagní 'little fox';
• khatstsó 'hare' → khatstsoní 'little hare';
• sálpa 'apple' → salpaní 'little apple';
• bóste 'ring' → bostení 'little ring (on finger)'
• nástai 'poppy, red weed' → nastainí 'little poppy';
• síga 'deer' → siganí 'little deer';
• ṇaal 'year' → ṇaalní 'little year';
• ṣúrra 'source' → ṣurraní 'little source';
• cónkhi 'girl' → conkhiní 'little girl';
• táme 'path' → tamení 'little path';
• khaán 'son' → khaanní 'little son';
• tṣhaáli 'daughter' → tṣhaalní 'little daughter';
• haát 'father' → haatní 'little father';
  
• Augmentative: -aab, -eeb, -oob, -uub:
• caán 'house' → caánaab 'great house';
• tháme 'man' → thámaab 'great man';
• tálteh 'to fight' → táltaab 'battle';
• gýl 'fire' → gýlaab 'fire, conflagration';
• jába 'tongue' → jábaab 'big tongue';
• tháme 'man' → thámaab 'big man';
• dzála 'woman' → dzálaab 'big woman';
• bótso 'wolf' → bótsaab 'big wolf';
• daánte 'animal' → daántaab 'big animal';
• seeló 'army' → seélaab 'big army';
• bági → bágiaab 'big wheel';
• pul 'water' → púlaab 'big water';
• goon 'river' → goónaab 'big river';
• anú 'eye' → anuúb 'big eye';
• ḥaak 'nose' → ḥaákaab 'big nose';
• tsidú 'tree' → tsiduúb 'big tree';
• ghotsé 'grass' → ghotseéb 'big grass';
• jiiná 'cow' → jiinaáb 'big cow';
• ghuúr 'horse' → ghuúraab 'big horse';
• tshúue 'bird' → tshúuaab 'big bird';
• palé 'foot' → paleéb 'big foot';
• thaaghá 'beard' → thaaghaáb 'big beard';
• saadé 'star' → saadeéb 'big star';
• łeékha 'dog' → łeékhaab 'big dog';
• tsítse 'cat' → tsítsaab 'big cat';
• chánga 'daemon' → chángaab 'big daemon';
• naákhi 'breast' → naákhiaab 'big breast';
• tólgu 'stone' → tólgaab 'big stone';
• tṣaám 'bear' → tṣaámaab 'big bear';
• tshará 'oak' → tsharaáb 'big oak';
• harsaá 'eagle' → harsaáb 'big eagle';
• uásu 'lake' → uásaab 'big lake';
• hariín 'sea' → hariínaab 'big sea, ocean';
• tootṣ 'hunger' → toótṣaab 'big hunger';
• kúiḥe 'ear' → kúiḥaab 'big ear';
• khúṇca 'claw' → khúṇcaab 'big claw';
• meénkhe 'feather' → meénkhaab 'big feather';
• cáimaa 'tribe' → cáimaab 'big tribe';
• huúlle 'nest' → huúllaab 'big nest';
• hajú 'egg' → hajuúb 'big egg';
• haḥú 'wind' → haḥuúb 'big wind';
• tłághi 'rain' → tłághiaab 'big rain';
• khásghe 'part, fragment, element' → khásghaab 'big fragment';
• malé 'ice' → maleéb 'big ice';
• lútsa 'snow' → lútsaab 'big snow';
• páṣtṣu 'beetle' → páṣtṣuub 'big beetle';
• tłeém 'snake' → tłeémaab 'big snake';
• gábe 'branch' → gábeeb 'big branch';
• sýle 'mountain' → sýleeb 'big mountain';
• tłaalé 'fish' → tłaaleéb 'big fish';
• gýl 'fire' → gýlaab 'big fire';
• selé 'horn' → seleéb 'big horn';
• syn 'forest' → sýnaab 'big forest';
• tsúti 'tooth' → tsútiaab 'big tooth';
• jaán 'lord master' → jaánaab 'grand lord, grand master';
• tṣéłe 'ash' → tṣéleeb 'rubble';
• łuúta 'smoke' → łuútaab 'big smoke';
• hatsé 'bone' → hatseéb 'big bone';
• iaági 'fox' → iaágiaab 'big fox';
• tshúku 'rock' → tshúkuub 'big rock';
• kungá 'thunder' → kungaáb 'big thunder';
• sálpa 'apple' → sálpaab 'big apple';
• bóste 'ring' → bósteeb 'big ring';
• tłhásse 'cord' → tłhásseeb 'big cord';
• tṣúpal 'lizard' → tṣúplaab 'big lizard';
• luúngu 'dragon' → luúnguub 'big dragon';
• síga 'deer' → sígaab 'big deer';
• ṣúrra 'source' → ṣúrraab 'big source';
• phuúnda 'storm' → phuúndaab 'big storm';
• táme 'path' → támeeb 'big path';
  
• Collective (large set/collection) -(a)tón:
• tshúue 'bird' → tshuutón 'large troop of birds';
• musgaará 'commander' → musgaaratón 'leadership';
• ṣagé 'word' → ṣagetón 'dictionary, lexicon';
• gýl 'fire' → gyltón 'series of fires';
• gýlus 'campfire' → gylustón 'large group of campfires';
• hatsé 'bone' → hatsetón 'skeleton';
• baaṣát 'language' → baaṣattón 'many languages';
• daánte 'animal' → daantatón 'many animals';
• deené 'god' → deenetón 'pantheon';
• naánga 'king' → naangatón 'many kings, royal lineage';
• tortsó 'head' → tortsotón 'many heads, population';
• tsidú 'tree' → tsidutón 'many trees';
• ghotsé 'grass' → ghotsetón 'grassland';
• jiiná 'cow' → jiinatón 'cattle';
• saadé 'star' → saadetón 'night sky';
• chánga 'daemon' → changatón 'many daemons';
• tólgu 'stone' → tolgutón 'many stones';
• tshará 'oak' → tsharatón 'oak forest';
• kheéghe 'crow' → kheéghtón 'large troop of crows';
• néṣa 'new' → neṣtón 'many news';
• haát 'father' → haattón 'many fathers, father lineage';
• naán 'mother' → naantón 'many mothers, mother lineage';
• báṣat 'brother' → baṣattón 'many brothers, brotherhood';
• caán 'house, home, family' → caantón 'many houses, homestead';
• ḥaáṣe 'arrow' → ḥaaṣtón 'quiver';
• hałurá 'archer' → hałuratón 'large group of archers';
• tyýbe 'group' → tyybetón 'many groups';
• tṣána 'worm' → tṣánatón 'many worms';
• tłeém 'snake' → tłeémtón 'many snakes';
• bodlá 'reptile' → bodlatón 'many reptiles';
• sýle 'mountain' → syltón 'many mountains, mountain range';
• selé 'horn' → seletón 'many horned animals';
• jaán 'lord, master' → jaantón 'many lords, many masters, aristocracy';
• daári 'grain' → daaritón 'many grains';
• kynúm 'island' → kynumtón 'many islands, archipelago';
• khoós 'empty' → khoostón 'desert';
  
• Paucal collective -(a)lúa:
• bótso 'wolf' → botsolúa 'few wolves';
• baaghúm 'city, town' → baaghumtón 'union of few cities';
• saadé 'star' → saadelúa 'constellation';
• tshúue 'bird' → tshuulúa 'few birds';
• łeékha 'dog' → łeekhalúa 'few dogs';
• tólgu 'stone' → tolgulúa 'few stones';
• tshará 'oak' → tsharalúa 'few oaks, little oak forest',
• dér 'day' → derlúa 'few days';
• haát 'father' → haatlúa 'few fathers';
• sýle 'mountain' → syllúa 'few mountains';
• tłaalé 'fish' → tłaallúa 'few fish';
• selé 'horn' → sellúa 'few horns';
• syn 'forest' → synlúa 'few forests';
• tsúti 'tooth' → tsutilúa 'few teeth';
• jaán 'lord, master' → jaán 'few lords, few masters';
• hatsé 'bone' → hatselúa 'few bones';
• ḥagh 'half' → ḥaghlúa 'few halves';
• sálpa 'apple' → salpalúa 'few apples';
• biíle 'pear' → biillúa 'few pears';
• táme 'path' → tamlúa 'few paths';
• daári 'grain' → daarlúa 'few grains';
  
• Entire, all, complete thing: maa-:
• tháme 'man' → maatháme 'entire man';
• kaárah 'to become black' → maakaár 'someone or something entire black';
• deenetón 'pantheon' → maadeenetón 'entire pantheon';
• seélo 'army' → maaseélo 'all army';
• naangúm 'kingdom' → maanaangúm 'all/entire kingdom';
• pul 'water' → maapúl 'all water';
• matṣí 'meat' → maamatṣí 'all meat';
• tsidú 'tree' → maatsidú 'entire tree';
• métsti 'power' → maamétsti 'all/entire power, power of god';
• hycéti 'truth' → maahycéti 'entire true';
• gýl 'fire' → maagýl 'entire fire';
• łuúta 'smoke' → maałuúta 'all/entire smoke';
• hatsé 'bone' → entire bone;
• ṇaal 'year' → maaṇaál 'entire year';
• Past state of being: can-
• caán 'house' → cancaán 'former house, ruine';
• ḥadé 'knowledge' → canḥadé 'former knowledge';
• dér 'day' → candér 'former day';
• haát 'father' → canhaát 'male ancestor';
• naán 'mother' → cannaán 'female ancestor';
• jaán 'lord, master' → canjaán 'former lord, former master';
• dẓúigu 'enemy' → candẓúigu 'former enemy';
• ṇaal 'year' → canṇaál 'previous year';
• naása 'way' → cannaása 'former way';
  
• Future state of being: iee-:
• naánga 'king' → ieenaánga 'future king';
• ḥadé 'knowledge' → ieeḥadé 'future knowledge';
• haát 'father' → ieehaát 'future father';
• naán 'mother' → ieenaán 'future mother';
• jaán 'lord, master' → ieejaán 'future lord, future master';
• dẓúigu 'enemy' → ieedẓúigu 'future enemy';
• ṇaal 'year' → ieeṇaal 'future year';
• daári 'grain' → ieedaári 'future grain';
  
• State (tense-neutral): -(a)ta:
• tálteh 'to fight' → tálteta 'fight';
• tṣháidah 'to give birth' → tṣháidata 'birth';
• tłhádah 'to fall' → tłhátta 'fall';
• tuúlcah 'to escape' → tuúlcata 'escape';
• dóiah 'to run' → dóita 'run';
• lísgih 'to return, to come back' → lísgita 'return';
• ioh 'to have' → ióta 'possession';
• goh 'to do' → góta 'occupation';
• túngah 'to twitch, to vibrate' → túngta 'twitch, vibration';
  
• súłah 'to sleep' → súłta 'sleeping';
• ḥýnah 'to happen' → ḥýnata 'action';
• Living being: -(a)sti:
• bállah 'to create' → bállasti 'creature';
• sálpa 'apple' → sálpasti 'apple-tree';
• selé 'horn → selésti 'horned animal';
• tsaaná 'sky' → tsaanásti 'flying animal';
• pul 'water' → púlasti 'water animal';
• jal 'winter' → jálasti 'wintering animal;
• dúh 'to be' → dústi 'animate living being';
• kaállah 'to bite' → kaállasti 'rodent';
  
• True or pure: Cé-:
• bótso 'wolf' → bébotso 'true wolf';
• hycéti 'truth' → héhyceti 'reality';
• baaṣát 'language' → bébaaṣat 'true language';
• seélo 'army' → séseelo 'professional army';
• deené 'god, deity' → Dédeene 'true god (highest god)'
• pul 'water' → pépul ' pure water';
• dẓáiti 'goodness' → dẓédẓaiti 'true goodness';
• matṣí 'meat' → mématṣi 'true meat (all except fish and fowl)';
• ghuúr 'horse' → ghéghuur 'warmblood riding horse';
• dzénge 'heart' → dzédzenge 'pure heart';
• uéju 'world' → uéueju 'true world';
• gýl 'fire' → gégyl 'pure fire';
• neél 'name' → néneel 'true name';
• jaán 'lord master' → jéjaan 'true lord, true master';
• łuúta 'smoke' → łéłuuta 'pure smoke';
• tshéce 'flower' → tshétshece 'true flower';
• khoós 'empty' → khékhoos 'void, vacuum';
• cónkhi 'girl' → céconkhi 'virgin';
• naása 'way' → nénaasa 'true way';
• táme 'path' → tétame 'true path';
  
• Similarity: -(a)ite:
• bótso 'wolf → bótsoite 'werewolf'
• ghuúr 'horse' → ghuúrite 'equid';
• saar 'sun' → saárite 'sunflower';
  
• Male descendant: -(a)khaan:
• naánga 'king' → naángakhaan 'son of king'
• Female descendant: -(a)tṣhaal:
• naánga 'king' → naángatṣaal 'daughter of king'
• Area characterized by: -úm:
• lóko 'high' → lokúm 'highland(s)';
• aasgé 'wild' → aasgeúm 'wilderness';
• naánga 'king' → naangúm 'kingdom';
• baághah 'to fence' → baaghúm 'city, town';
• hatsé 'bone' → hatseúm 'cemetary';
• kýnah 'to fall, to shower, to pour' → kynúm 'island';
• paal 'side' → paalúm 'country';
  
• Singulative: -íne/-V́ine:
• muúta 'wheat' → muutáine 'grain of wheat';
• tólgu 'stone' → tolgúine 'one stone';
• gylásse 'fire substantion' → gylasséine 'some of fire substantion';
• hatsé 'bone' → hatséine 'piece of bone';
• seélo 'army' → seelóine 'soldier';
• pul 'water' → pulíne 'drop of water';
• ṣagé 'word' → ṣagéine 'sound character (of letter)';
• lásdani 'writing' → lasdaníne 'letter';
• gýl 'fire' → gylíne 'part of fire, flame';
• Knowledge: -(a)s-ḥadé:
• ghuúr 'horse' → ghuurasḥadé 'knowledge about horses'

Verb forming affixes

• Intensifier: -(a)cí-:
• bóḥah 'to speak' → boḥcíah 'to speak intensively';
• Inchoative ~ Inceptive: -(a)j-:
• jah 'to go' → jájah 'begin to go';
• dúh 'to be' → dújah 'to begin, to start'
  
• Cessative: -(a)st-:
• jah 'to go' → jastáh 'to finnish going';
• dúh 'to be' → dústah 'to cease';
• Denominalizer: -(a)i-:
• hathút 'hammer' → hathútiah 'to hammer'

In the role of suffixes forming verbs from other verbs may be various postpositions.