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January-March 2010 JOURNAL OF EURASIAN STUDIES Volume II., Issue 1.<br />
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System of roots<br />
Roots are not single, island entities, but are organized according to family ties.<br />
Roots are tied according to some type (in order of frequency, mainly from the research of phoneme<br />
Ny):<br />
1. According to their first one or two phoneme (‘core of the root’).<br />
Examples: nyi: nyikkan, nyifog, nyiszog, nyiffan, nyivákol, nyihog; nya: nyaggat, nyakkan, nyaszál, nyafog,<br />
nyavalyog; nyö: nyög, nyökög, nyöszörög, nyu: nyúl, nyújt, nyúz, nyurga, nyugodt (in case of this last ones the<br />
nyu unit could be taken as a root); gö: göb, göcs, gör, göm;<br />
2. According to the frame of the root.<br />
Examples: ny_l: nyíl, nyél, nyel, nyál, nyal, nyúl, nyől, (nyolc); ny_sz: nyiszál, nyaszál, nyeszetel, nyösztet,<br />
nyüsztet; ny_g: nyegle, nyaggat, nyög, nyugszik, nyűg; ny_v: nyivákol, nyávog, nyavalyog, nyuvaszt, nyüves;<br />
ny_m: nyámmog, nyammog, nyom;<br />
3. According to the change of the order of the phonemes in the root.<br />
Examples: viny – nyiv: vinnyog, nyivákol; nyom – mony; nyaf – fany: nyafog, fanyalog; nyif – finy: nyifog,<br />
finnyás; nyak – kany: nyaklik, kanyar, kanyul; nyeg – geny: nyegle, genny; suh – hus: suháng, husáng, suhog,<br />
hussan; if – fi: ifj, ifjú, fi, fiú; köp – pök; laf – fal: lafatyol, falogat; pat – tap: pattan, tappancs, pattog, tapogat; gyík<br />
– kígy: gyík, kígyó; siv – vis: sivít, visit;<br />
4. According to the last phonemes of the root (this is more seldom, than the earliers).<br />
Examples: _eny: genny, szenny; _any: anya, banya, nyanya; _ony: konyul, fonnyad; _uny: szunnyad, huny,<br />
tunya, punnyad; _any: sanyar, fanyar;<br />
Examples above are given from the roots starting or ending with Ny in category 1, 2 and 4. In 3 we<br />
could give only some examples, therefore we looked out for other phonemes too. (Ny is a softened N,<br />
like in English: new. It is one phoneme, only its writing form consist two signs: N plus y as a ‘softening<br />
sign’.)<br />
According to the most frequent 1, 2 family ties, we could give the system of the three-element roots<br />
starting with Ny:<br />
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