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On another note regarding Finnish language: The word-forms of the Finnish noun kauppa 'shop' (N=2,253), generated automatically by Fred Karlsson http://www.li
by peritpatrio 16y ago
On another note regarding Finnish language:
The word-forms of the Finnish noun kauppa 'shop' (N=2,253), generated automatically by Fred Karlsson
http://www.ling.helsinki.fi/~fkarlsso/genkau2.html http://www.ling.helsinki.fi/~fkarlsso/genkau2.html
- sheffield 16y agoThe word with the most forms, also the longest word in the world is the English 'strawberry'. strawberry strawberry-less strawberry-less-ness strawberry-less-ness-less strawberry-less-ness-less-ness . . . ∞
- Maakuth 16y agoExcept that all the forms listed there actually mean something and could be used in everyday conversations (some of them are pretty rare, of course). In English those would be communicated by a lot of prepositions. Take "kauppoinennekaan" [1], that would roughly mean "not even with your (plural) shops". [1] Dashes are on the page for clarity, they're not part of Finnish language