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NOXILO ( pronounced NOSHILO ) is an international auxiliary language for everybody.
The following is a brief translation of the 7th part of the NOXILO textbook and webpages
written by MIZUTA Sentaro © 1996, ........ , 2023.



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Ch-22   Radicals for NOXILO International Standard Words

     22-1)   Radicals for Nouns
     22-2)   Radicals for Verbs
     22-3)   Radicals for Adjectives
     22-4)   Radicals for Adverbs

     (Note) Radicals are the one like 'root' in English.



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Ch-22   Radicals for Int'l Standard Words (ISW)
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22-1.  Radicals for Nouns

The radicals for nouns reach to about 270 in number, and they give NOXILO users some semantic hint. 
Please click here to see them.  The radicals for non-material nouns (love, cooperation, study, etc.) start with a
vowel letter A, I, U, or E,  whereas the radicals for material nouns (air, water, electron, wave, heat, house, car, birds,
land, etc.) start with a consonant letter such as B, C, F, G, ...... Z.   The following table show some 40 examples out of  270.

     (Note) Vowel 'O' is used for Composers (OnD (=and), OA (=or), OENI (=therefore), OTT (=but), etc.).

Radicals for non-material nouns	Meaning	Examples (ISW)
AB	talk, meeting, rebuttal, influence, etc.	ABDIA (dialogue), ABKOn (meeting), ABKRI (criticism), ABRIB (rebuttal), ABIn (influence), ABEKT (effect)
ADy	reason, root, source	ADyU (source, root), ADyUKE (cause and effect), ADyURI (root cause), ADyUSA (metempsychosis)
AH	fundamental	AHA (God), AHSA (time point), AHT (time in general), AHTA (time), AFKAn (time period), AHNA (eternal), AHMOT (moment), AHUL (will)
AP	love, nurture, virtue, aid	APLO (love), APLI (likes), APAAQ (virtue), APLIOn (good feeling), APEATI (care), APLE (joy), APIAn (fiancee), APIEn (aid, giving)
ILy	family	ILyAAM (family), ILyUM (father), ILyUD (mother), ILyTE (daughter), ILyS (son), ILyGMA (grand father), ILyGDA (grand mother)
IM	question, interrogation, examination, research	IMKE (question), IMKEA (interrogation), IMAAV (examination), IMREF (reference/comparison), IMSAAV (watch), IMEIn (study)
IV	velocity, acceralation	IVEL (velocity), IVAK (acceralation)
InF	information, reveal, jounalist, public report	InFOM (information), InFA (flag), InFT (post), InFI (news), InFAD (ad.), InFOST (jounalist), InFIAn (official report),  InFIIV (accusation), InFNO (notice)
UKy	treatment, nursing, prevention, medical doctor	UKyUM (treatment), UKyNAA (nursing), UKyVA (evasion), UKyUA (care), UKyUV (prevention), UKyUM-IST(medical doctor)
UX	social welfare, medi treatment	UXOL (social welfare), UXRAn (insurance), AEHTI_RAn (health insurance), UXMED (medical support)
UZ	disappointment, despair	UZDIA (disappointment), UZOn (to ask something unavailable), UZEEB (despair/hopelessness), UZERA (discouragement)
UT	distinction, classification, category	UTInG (distinction), UTLA (separation), UTEKL (classification), UTKA (category)
ED	education, proverb, knowledge	EDKEI (education), EDAAB (prverb), EDIA (study), EDLEK (lecture), EDKLA (class), EDNOL (knowledge)
EMy	activity, gathering, exchange	EMyUL (activity), EMyUSA (support activity), EMyUP (protest activity), EMyURE (party), EMyUGA (gathering), EMynT (night party), EMyTT(city), EMyLII (exchange), EMyn (gift)
EnK	economy	EnKOM (economy), EnKTR (international trade), EnKI (import), EnKX (export), EnKEL (small market), EnKET (market in general)
ES	east, west, longtitude	EST (East), ESWE (West), ESL (longtitude)
Radicals for    material     nouns	Meaning	Examples (ISW)
BAA	birds	BAAP (pegeon), BAAI (eagle), BAASGL (seagul), BAAS (swan), BAAROT(parot), BAALOU (swallow), BAAQI (chick), BAAG (wild goose)
BE	hair, nail, bone, skin, muskle, tail, pimple	BEA (hair), BEOn (bone), BEOMA (marrow), BENE (nail), BES (skin), BEMAS (muskle), BEIL (tail), BEnP (pimple), BERIn (wrinkle), BESMA (birthmark)
BEE	paper, kook, letter	BEEC (card), BEEK (book), BEEL (file), BEEPA (paper), BEETE (letter), BEENO (notebook), BEEP (stamp), BEEDIK (dictionary), BEENIS (newspaper)
BII	house, address, nest	BIIUS (house), BIIRES (address), BIIN (nest), BIISIL (cokoon), BIIG (fence), BIIBIL (building), BIIT(apartment), BIIKOn (construction)
CAA	star	CAA (star), CAAPO (polestar), CAAM (Mercury), CAAVI (Venus), CAAR (Mars), CAAS (Saturn), CAARA (Uranus), CAAPIA (Jupitar)
FII	fish	FIIK (codfish), FIIMOn (salmon), FIISA (sardine), FIIPA (pacific saury), FIITA (tuna), FIIRIn (herring), FIIL (eel)
GyO	land, road, plaza, park	GyOLD (land), GyOPL (plaza), GyOPA (park), GyODII (rice paddy), GyOLS (field/farmland), GyORST (forest), GyOR (road)
HEE	Earth, planet	HEES (Earth), HEEPLA (planet), HEESEK (equator), HEEP (surface/ground), HEEMA (underground), HEER (shell)
JEE	aircraft, spaceship, baloon	JEEn (aircraft), JEET (jet), JEES (spacecraft), JEERO (rocket), JEEG (glider), JEEBA (baloon)
KE	furniture	KEFNI (furniture), KED (bed), KESK (desk), KEQEA (chair), KEFA (sofa), KEPT(carpet )
KO	soap, perfume, dyes	KOODI (detergent), KOOP (soap), KOOM (perfume), KOOIn (incense), KOODA (dyestuffs)
NEn	energy, combustion, heat	NEn (energy), NEnXA (enertia), NEnH (heat), NEnLI (fuel), NEnH_IVRIIC (temperature C), NEnH_IVRIIK (temperature K)
SAA	Sun	SAAn (Sun), SAAFS (fixed star), SAA_SAR (revolution), SAAD (dawn), SAAE (eclipse of the sun)
SE	hotel, inn, dormitory	SEIn (inn), SETL (hotel), SEREn (tourist home), SEM (dormitory), SEIST (youth hostel)
SII	sea, river, lake, hotsprings	SII (sea), SII_RIIM (ocean current), SIINE (seashore), SIID (tide), SIIVLI (oceanic trench), SIIR (river), SIIK (lake), SIIHOS (hotspring)
TII	underware, clothes, diapers	TIIX (shirts), TIIXA (T-shirts), TIIAn (trousers), TIIDA (diapers), TIIBRA (brassiere), TIIE (underwear)
TO	buildings, constructions, room	TOBILD (buildings), TOBRI (bridge), TONEL (tunnel), TODA (dam), TOBS (base), TOL (buildng), TOWAA (tower), TOM (room), TOB (main building)
TOO	mammals (of animal)	TOOG (dog), TOOK (cow), TOOKyA (cat), TOOPI (pig), TOOSKL (squirrel), TOOLEF (elephant), TOOBA (bat), TOOKAn (kangaroo), TOOBST (beast)
WII	foods from plants	WIIT (wheat), WIIR (rice), WIIB (bread/pan), WIIPS (pasta), WIIn (beans), WIINAC (peanuts), WIISPI (spinach), WIIMA (taro/sweat potato)
XE	tools	XEDRI (screw driver), XEI (key), XELK (lock), XEZAA (scissors), XEPLI (pliers), XESU (saw), XEMAA (hammer), XENL (nail)
XO	ship	XOPP (ship), XOBT (boat), XOTT (yacht), XOFIIn (fishing boat), XOHLAn (sail ship), XOM (military ship), XOMRIn (submarine), XOST (mast)
XOO	mescellaneous items	XOOB (bag), XOOBA (basket), XOOTOL (towel), XOOPE (dust paper), XOOLET(wallet), XOOD (feminine hygiene products), XOOZA (razor)
YOO	vehicles	YOOn (vehicles), YOO (car), YOOP (passenger car), YOOT(truck), YOOBS (bus), YOOX (taxi), YOOR (railway), YOOZ (rail), YOOGL (signal)
ZAA	motor, engine, stove	ZAANA (dynamo), ZAAST (stove), ZAAn (engine), ZAAMO (motor)
ZEE	continent, mountain, islands, slope	ZEE (continent), ZEEL (ground/land surface), ZEEMA (mountain), ZEEI (island), ZEES (slope)

22-2.  Radicals for Verbs

Only Bodily Verbs have own radicals as shown below.  Non-bodily verbs inherit the radicals for other parts of speech
such as nouns, adjectives, etc.

Radicals for bodily verbs	Parts (organ)	Examples (ISW)
KU, SU, CU, RU	mouth	KU ...... KU (eat & drink), KUI (eat), KUD (drink), KULI (lick), KUMA (masticate), KUBA (bite), 　　　　　KUV (vomit), KUVO (vomit out), KUSA (spit) SU ...... SU (breathe through mouth), SUTO (breathe out through mouth), 　　　　　SUS (smoke cigarette), SUK (cough), SUGA (gargle), SUM (be choked by), 　　　　　SUBII (blow off), SUPL (play a musical instrument), SULO (blow gently) CU ....... CU (sing), CUK (sing to oneself), CUWI (whistle), CUL (chirp), CURO (roar/bark), 　　　　　CUB (groan) RU ....... RU (talk,/say/speak), RULA (speak loud), RUXA (shout), RUS (give a speech), 　　　　　RUQA (chat), RUWI (whisper), RUR (rumor), RUF (confess), RUGBEE (speak ill of), 　　　　　RUK (confess/admit), RUKOM (complain), RUHO (murmur), RUNE (inform/notify), 　　　　　RUEL (speak to oneself), DERU (become silent)
TU, DU, NU, PU	hand	TU ....... TUV (have), TUKI (keep/hold), TUH (hold), TUHL (hold/hug), TURE (receive), 　　　　　TUO (put on/wear), TUOn (swith on), TUS (draw), TUZ (draw out/uncork), 　　　　　TUDE (take out), TUP (seize/catch hold of), TUPI (pick up/clean), TUFI (fish) DU ....... DUG (grasp), DUP (pick/pinch), DUPOL (polish), DUX (rub), DUTOV (turn over), 　　　　　DUHI (hit), DUWI (twist), DUBE (bend), DURA (scrape), DUDI (dig), DUWA (wash) NU ....... NU (touch), NUV (caress/pat), NUMA (massauge), NURI (write), NUE (draw), 　　　　　NUFE (shake hands), NUWE (wave hands), NUPO (point), NUKRA (scratch) PU ....... PU (leave/give/launch), PUS (send), PURO (throw), PUHA (hand in), 　　　　　PUDIS (distribute), PUOV (overturn), PUC (put), PUSK (scatter), PUE (insert)
BU, MU,YU	eye	BU ....... BU (weep/shed tears), BUK (cry), BUWI (wink), BUBL (blink/wink), MU ....... MU (see), MUI (observe), MUK (glance/skim over), MUS (stare) , MUFA (find) YU ....... YU (read), YUPE (see through/detect), YUR (peruse), YUSAn (read with voice), 　　　　　YUNAS (read without voice)
KyU, GyU, XU	head, face, neck	KyU ...... KyUKA (cut hair), KyUR (do hairdressing), KyUXE (shave) GyU ...... GyU (laugh), GyUL (big laugh), GyUMI (smile) XU ........ XUP (move up & down one's head to say 'Yes'), XUNA (shake head to say 'No')
JU, QU, RyU	foot	JU ....... JU (bend knee), JUE (sit chair), JUS (sit on one's heels), JUK (sit cross-legged), 　　　　　JUBE (bend down), JUNI (kneel down) QU ......  QU (standing), QUS (stand up), QUWA (stand on one leg), QUR (stand at rest), 　　　　　 QUP (step on), QUA (stand at attention) RyU ...... RyU (walk), RyUR (run), RyUBAn (bounce), RyUK (kick), RyUPE (run for race), 　　　　　 RyUZEI (step forward), RyUGA (rush out), RyULO (wander around)
TyU, DyU, RyU	body	TyU ...... TyU (lean to), TyUA (dash oneself against), TyVIO (rage), TyUWAn (bend one's 　　　　　 body forward), TyUMO (exercise), TyUK (climb), TyUI (get on), TyUFO (climb down), 　　　　　 TyUFOL (get off), TyUX (protrude/be crowded out), TyUBAS (bounce/bound) DyU ...... DyUMI (swim), DEDyUMI (drawn), DyUC (dive), DyUX (shiver), DyUFE (stiffen), 　　　　　 DyUF (fly), DyULO (float), DyUKA (carry), DyUDA (deliver), DyUDE (deliver/bring) NyU ...... NyU (lay down), NyUA (lie on one's back), NyUB (lie on one's stomach), 　　　　　 DENyU (get up/sit up on bed), NyUFO (fall down), NyUDEL (deliver baby), 　　　　　 NyUKA (be born), NyUEK (excrete/discharge), NyUES (sweat/perspire)
PyU	ear	PyU ...... PyU (hear), PyUO (overhear/leak out), PyUMO (hear rumor/get wind of)
ByU, MyU	nose	ByU ...... ByUn (smell), ByUA (give off smell/scent) MyU ...... MyUn (blow one's nose), MyUKn (sniff at), MyUZn (sneeze)

  (Note)  'EHyUZ' (to sleep) is not categorized in the bodily verbs, which is derived from a noun EHyU (sleep).
             EHy is the radical for nouns that are related to sleep, rest, anaesthesia, and/or paralysis.


22-3.  Radicals for Adjectives

General adjectives are the most common adjectives, which show a specific state or conditions such as  'red',  'kind',
'last',  'abstract',  'fast',  'following',  etc.  General adjectives consist of Bsic Words and International Standard Words (ISW).
The original adjectives of the ISWs have own 'radical' ('root' in English) on the head of them, which are show in the blue
cells in the following table.

   (Note 1) 'Original adjectives' mean non-derived adjectives.
   (Note 2)  Derived adjectives inherit the radical for the original words such as nouns,
                 and the derived adjectives often have NA or BL ending.

	A	I	U	E	O	AA	II	UU	EE	OO
A		AI	AU	AE	AO		AII	AUU	AEE	AOO
I	IA		IU	IE	IO	IAA		IUU	IEE	IOO
U	UA	UI		UE	UO	UAA	UII		UEE	UOO
E	EA	EI	EU		EO	EAA	EII	EUU		EOO

Radical	Meaning	Examples (ISW)
AI	base, logic	AIDRn (direct), AInD (independent), AIPO (possible), AIRI (real), AITR (true)
AU	large, rich, many	AUB (large), AUMA (many/much), AUHI (high), AUWA (wide), AUFT (fat), AUSI (thick) AUKOn (complex), AUTOK (), AURIT (majority), AUMIBLA (hibrid), AUJARE (exaggerated)
AE	normal	AENO (normal), AEOR (ordinary), AEJE (general), AEKOM (commonplace), AEMID (middle), AENI (universal), AEFT(often), AEIn (with limit), AEMIL (gradual), AEH (healthy)
AO	good, neutral	AOBI (beautiful), AOG (good), AOIn (intelectual), AOPAA (proper), AORDI (ready for)
AII	comfortable, positive	AIIHA (happy), AIIL (lucky), AIIKA (comfortable), AIIPI (peaceful), AIISE (safe), AIIn (pleasant), AIIOP (opportunist), AIIF (filled)
AUU	unsteady, dynamic uncertain, ambiguous	AUUSTE (unsteady), AUUDA (dynamic), AUULOn (fluid), AUUGA (volatile), AUUVI (active), AUUL (living), AUUPO (positive), AUUKI (awakened), AUUVI (vital), AUUF (fast), AUUVAL (fragile), AUUTEM (temporary), AUUQA (accidental) AUUSn (uncertain), AUUTA (intangible), AUUSP (suspicious), AUUHA (hard to do), AUUSA (unsuitable), AUUKS (questionable), AUUB (abstract), AUUTRA (undependable), AUUDEL (delicate), AUURZO (irresolute/vacillating), AUUGE (suggestive/hint)
AEE	//// (AEE is not used)	////
AOO	special	AOOSPE (special), AOOBNO (abnormal), AIIVI (individual), AOOY (original), AOOIn (important), AOOPA (biased/one sided), AOOPRA (surprising), AOOMIn (minute)
IA	taste, cooking	IAS (sweet), IALT (solty), IAHO (hot), IABI (bitter), IAJEn (astringent), IAWA (sour/acid), IAFI (baked/heated), IAK (cooked)
IU	time, age, era,  speed	IUNI (new), IUNIF (top/advanced), IUn (young), IUNAS (recent), IUQA (child/childish) ...... N,  Q,  or  Y  after  IU IUD (old),  IUDIS (old/senile),  IUMID (middle aged),  IUDANA (obsolete) ...... D or R after IU IUE (early, 1st),  IUET (too early),  IUEVAn (in advance) ...... E after IU IULA (late, 2nd),  IULAT (too late),  IULn (after) ...... L after IU IUT (in time), IUZER (time series), DEIUT (out of time), DE-IUZER (opposite time series) ...... T or Z after IU IUMT (after incident),  IUGA (next),  IUMIn (future), DE-IURIA (unknown) ...... G or M after IU IUFA (quick/speedy), IUFK (quicK), IUFLO (quickly advancing), IUFLOT (radicalist) ...... F after IU IUSL (slow),  IUSLO (slow/of relaxed pace),  IUSn (of relaxed pace) ...... S after IU
IE	strong, rich	IEST (strong), IERI (rich), IEGRI (greedy), IEPO (offensive), IEDA (bold), IERAn (eloquent) IEXUL (luxury/extravagant), IEDEL (delux)
IO	////	////
IAA	good or normal nature of human, etc.	IAAK (kind), IAAH (honest), IAADI (diligent), IAAPE (patient), IAAKL (equal/fair), IAAMT (almighty), IAAFE (fair), IAAIn (intelligent), IAAGO (easily understandable)
IUU	comfortable (of spirit)	IUUS (full of spirit/energy), IUUK (imaginative), IUULD (spiritually full), IUUMA (with sense of fulfillment)
IEE	steady, certain, clear, slow, static	IEESTA (steady), IEETAn (tangible), IEEI (easy), IEEA (certain), IEEKOV (conservative), IEEK (concrete/specific), IEETO (automatic), IEEPA (passive), IEEKO (rigid/fixed), IEELO (slow), IEEBRI (balanced), IEEME (methodical), IEETBS (to be sure)
IOO	light and darkness	IOOR (bright/light), IOODA (dark), IOOXA (shining), IOOGL (dazzling/glaring), IOOTRA (transparent), IOOKTRA (semi-transparent), IOOK (pure/clear)
UA	tactile feeling (by heat)	UAHI (hot/warm), UAT (hot), UAM (warm), UARA (comfortable temparature), UAK (cold), UAIS (icy)
UI	hearing	UIK (quiet), UINA (nice/comfortable sound), UIPyA (pure/clear) UILA (loud), UIXA (shouting), UINOI (unpleasant to the ear/cacophonic)
UE	feature, density	UEKA (curvy), UERA (round), UEPO (pointed), UEST (straight), UESKyA (scattered)
UO	small, low, few, light, thin	UOS (small), UOLT (little), UOLO (low), UONA (narrow), UOX (short), UOXA (sharrow), UOSIn (thin), UOXAI (surface/sharrow), UOLOI (cheap/inexpensive), UOQA (pure), UOBLA (pure blooded), UOMI (minute/fine), UOTRI (trifling/trivial), UOPAK (compact)
UAA	open, free, public	UAAP (open), UAANE (naked), UAAR (free), UAAVO (voluntary), UAAKS (admittable), UAAPA (public), UAAB (objective), UAAT (ouside), UAAX (apart), UAANAK (disorder), UAALA (relaxed), UAADIL (independent), UAADE (insulated), UAAEnT (estranged)
UII	bad	UIIBA (bad), UIIG (agry), UIIF (false), UIIDE (dangerous), UIIMA (mad), UIIPA (imperfect), UIIYA (cheap looking), UIIPIK (gaudy), UIISL (careless/slipshod), UIIREP (neglectful)
UEE	pain	UEEP (painful), UEEI (ich), UEENA (numb), UEETI (tickle), UEEHAn (hungry), UEEMA (smart/sting/burning), UEETA (tired), UEELD (senile), UEESO (slushy feces), UEEHA (constipated)
UOO	////	////
EA	smell	EABA (bad smell), EAF (nice smell), EAFLA (flaglant), EASME (smelly), IBn_SME (no smell)
EI	color	EIBLA (black), EILO (yellow), EIMA (magenta), EIPI (pink), EIS (blue), EITA (white),
EU	tactile (non-heat)	EUS (smooth), EURA (rough/coarse), EUT (wet), EUDA (dry), EUREn (soaked/drenched), EULIT (powdery/smooth), EULAS (elastic), EUTIK(sticky), EUVI (heavy), EUSMA (sting/smart)
EO	direction, location	EOGA (right), EOLE (left), EOn (front), EORIA (rear), EOP (up), EOMA (down)
EAA	weak, poor, minor	EAAK (weak), EAAP (poor), EAAMO (modest), EAAN (defensive), EAAS (soft), EAABE (obey), EAAMI (minor), EAAT (humble), EAAX (shy), EAADR (derived), EAAH (short)
EII	closed, restrained, private	EIIKL (closed), EIIK (restrained/bounded), EIIEK (exclusive), EIIHA (hidden), EIIFO (forcible), EIIPRA (private), EIIS (secret), EIISA (subjective), EIIN (inside), EIIPOL (depended), EIIP (copy), EIITE (tense), EIIMO (monopoly), EIIPRIM (primitive), EIIGE (paired), EIIQ (jammed)
EUU	bad, abnormal, imature	EUUK (diskind), EUUL (liar), EUUM (lazy), EUUMAD(mad), EUUSL (loose/slapdash/careless), EUUBL (incompetent), EUUKOL (cold), EUUSEL (selfish), EUUGIL (guilty), EUUJA (rude), EUUVIO (violent), EUUZOL (self-conceited), EUURIA (infant & inferior), EUUHO (haughty), EUUI (innocent), EUUXTE (short tempered), EUUBAZ (most wicked/atrocious), EUUFE (unfair), EUUKE (careless), EUUMA (miserable), EUUBA (bad), EUURIX (mean/dirty)
EOO	sad, fearful, angry	EOOSO (sad), EOOSK (scared), EOOPA (sympathizing), EOOMIZ (painful), EOOn (angry), EOORE (blush), EOOT (tired of), EOOM (mad), EOOXI (shameful), EOOGL (jealous)

(Note)  Derived adjectives rather inherit the 'radical of original word'  than the radical for adjectives in the above table,
　　　　　 and they often have a NA or a BL at the end of the word.  

　　　　 　Examples of derived adjectives:

　　　　 　Original word                                     Derived adjectives

　　　　 　AFAAV  (noun.   service/welfare)  ..........  AFAAVNA  (of welfare)
　　　　 　IYPE  (noun.   hope)  ........................................  IYPENA  (of hope/hopeful)
　　　　 　IHMI  (noun.   wonder)  ...................................   IHMINA  (of wonder)
　　　　 　PEnXI  (noun.   poison)  .................................   PEnXINA  (poisonous)
　　　　 　KU  (bodily verb.   eat and drink)  .............  KUBL  (edible)



22-4.  Radicals for Adverbs

General adverb consist of Basic Words and International Standard Words (ISW).  The original adverbs of the ISWs have
own (uniqiue) radicals for adverbs, which are shown in the yellow cells in the following two tables.

    (Note 1)  'Original adverbs' mean non-derived adverbs.
    (Note 2)  The derived adverbs inherit the radical for the original words such as nouns or adjectives,
                  and the derived adverbs often have LI ending.

	Ny	Fy	Vy	Py	By	My	n
A	ANy	AFy	AVy	APy	ABy	AMy	An
I	INy	IFy	IVy	IPy	IBy	IMy	In
U	UNy	UFy	UVy	UPy	UBy	UMy	Un
E	ENy	EFy	EVy	EPy	EBy	EMy	En

	A
K	KA
G	GA
S	SA
Z	ZA
C	CA
R	RA
L
T	TA
D	DA
N	NA
F	FA
V
P	PA
B	BA
M	MA
Y	YA
W	WA
Hy
Ky	KyA
Gy	GyA
X	XA
J	JA
Q	QA
Ry	RyA
Ly
Ty	TyA
Dy	DyA
Ny	NyA
Vy
Py	PyA
By	ByA
My	MyA
n

 (Note) The radicals in the green cells are used for material nouns instead of adverbs.




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