Postpositions in nominal derivation

Sometimes postpositions added to nouns in Nominative case are changing a meaning of the noun.

• so 'in'
• táh 'to sow' → táso 'sown seed, sowing';
• kýstah 'to shoot' → kýstaso 'wound from shot';
• nólah 'to sew' → nólsoma 'something inserted, insert';
• bági 'wheel' → bagisóine 'spoke';
• ḥaak 'nose' → ḥaákso 'nostril';
  
• ḥa 'on'
• táh 'to sow' → táḥa 'seed';
• duús 'place' → duusḥará 'plenipotentiary of a ruler, deputy';
• anú 'eye' → anúḥa 'eyelid';
• raájah 'to rule' → raachará 'aristocrat';
• deéme 'gold' → deemtahé 'gilt';
• gúdah 'to give' → guthamé 'reward, prize';
• deené 'god, deity' → deénḥati 'piety';
• boḥé 'thing' → bóḥḥa 'subject';
• ḥaso 'above'
• tháme 'man' → thámḥaso 'superman';
  
• ni 'below, down'
• iółah 'to gain' → iółni 'gain';
• uéju 'world' → uéjuni 'underworld';
• gýl 'fire' → gýlni 'fuel';
• pul 'water' → púlni 'underwater ground';
• goon 'river' → goónni 'riverbed';
• uásu 'lake' → uásuni 'lake's bottom';
• dúh 'to be' → dúnima 'bottom';
• dẓílah 'to lie' → dẓílnima 'floor';
• raájah 'to rule' → raájni 'subordinated object';
• raájah 'to rule' → raajnirá 'subordinated person';
• gúdah 'to give' → gúnnima 'tax';
• baaṣát 'language' → baaṣátni 'dialect, language of lower class';
• cáimaa 'tribe' → cáimaani 'subtribe, group of clans';
• naánga 'king' → naángani 'subking, viceroy';
• sýle 'mountain' → syleniúm 'area before mountains';
• anú 'eye' → anúnius 'eyehole, orbit';
• lokalé 'height' → lokaléni 'elevation';
• niso 'under'
• gýl 'fire' → gýlniso 'stone under campfire';
• syn 'forest' → synnisúm 'area near forest';
• tah 'after'
• iáchah 'to should' → iachtahé 'duty, obligation';
• iuútah 'to keep' → iuuttahé 'possessed object, possession';
• lugát 'death' → lugattahé 'afterlife';
• dúndah 'war' → dundattahé 'period after war';
• sýle 'mountain' → syltahé 'hill';
  
• paat 'before'
• tháme 'man' → thampaatí 'pre-human being';
• paat 'before' → paatrá 'ancestor';
  
• khaa 'near'
• doh 'to see' → dokhaará 'breeder, farmer';
• sýdzah 'to sit' → sýtskhaama 'sitting, meeting';
• ṣagé 'word' → ṣákkhaama 'proverb';
• taam 'away'
• gúttaamah 'to forgive' → gúttaamti 'forgiveness';
• iálah 'to become young' → ialtaamé 'adultery';
• iálah 'to become youn' → ialtaamrá 'adult person';
• thar 'hand' → thartaamé 'sparing';
  
• che 'behind'
• nólah 'to sew' → nólche 'seam, suture';
• táh 'to sow' → táche 'seedling';
• kýncheh 'to overwhelm' → kýnchema 'snowdrift';
• tłhádah 'to fall' → tłhacché 'collapse';
• iálah 'to become young' → ialche 'underage';
• iálah 'to become young' → ialcherá 'underage person';
• nóioh 'to become low' → nóioche 'too low person';
  
• na 'to'
• pátah 'to catch' → pátna 'handle';
• iuútah 'to keep' → iuútna 'keeping a contract';
  
• tṣa 'from'
• saadé 'star' → saadétṣa 'meteorite';
• jiiná 'cow' → jiíntṣa 'cow's product';
• tłeém 'snake' → tłeémtṣa 'molt';
  
• bece 'between'
• goon 'river' → goombecúm 'area between rivers';
• syn 'forest' → symbecúm 'area between forests';
• sýle 'mountain' → sylbecúm 'area between mountains, mountain hollow';
  
• pul 'water' → pulbecúm 'area between waters, continent';
  
• lii 'for'
• ḥádah 'to know' → ḥádliima 'information';
• ṣem 'through'
• iuútah 'to keep' → iuútṣeme 'tribute';
• dẓókhah 'to link, to connect' → dẓókhṣemus 'mountain pass, creek';
• bóḥah 'to speak' → boḥṣemé 'oration';
• ḥiéthah 'to grow' → ḥiéthṣemé 'overgrowth';
  
• ter 'like'
• keétah 'to cut' → keéttere 'chord';
  
• ak 'as'
• naánga 'king' → naagaáke 'someone in role of king (but it's not true king)';
  
• nal 'without'
• naánga 'king' → naanganalé 'absence of leadership, interregnum';
• tsúti 'tooth' → tsútinal 'toothless person';
  
• nákhaa 'against'
• naánga 'king' → naanganákhaa 'anti-king';