[ Tæga ] > [ Tæ ] - Thing

Just a thing, can be alive, or not.

Normally in a sentence, a noun is unavoidable. In normal sense, the Subject, Medium and Object in a sentence are Nouns, or NounClauses.

Undersome circumstances, different root words can become nouns.

[ Tæga ] > [ Tæ ] - Name / Noun / Thing

tæga

The symbol is derived from the shape of Tags.

These tags usually appear on Objects or People, perfect for both "Kosrano"es and "Kosrani"es

This symbol can represent "Name" / "Noun".

Pronunciation Inspiration

Inspired by the word "Tag" from English,

after "Japanize beaming" it

we have "Tæga"

Turning Events into Things (a.k.a. Gerund / nounform / NounClause)

Sometimes we can turn the whole sentence into a noun, which has the meaning of "Take this entire event, and treat it as a noun".

We do this by encapsulating the entire sentence with "Tæræf" and "Tæraf"

These 2 particles are derived from "Tæga" and "KaxiRæ" and "KaxiRa"

A sentence / verb / adj / etc

[ TæRæf ]

Start Noun

[ TæRaf ]

End Noun

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