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You're right: the answer for Dutch or German would be 'infinite' because these languages allow you to compose (new) words on the fly, using other nouns as prefi
by toolslive 8y ago
You're right: the answer for Dutch or German would be 'infinite' because these languages allow you to compose (new) words on the fly, using other nouns as prefix.
The first example I came up with after 0.05s of thought was "autosneeuw" (car snow) which could mean the snow you find on top of a car.