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The relationship between czech prefixes and roots through various examples. The author creates a database of roots, their meanings, and corresponding prefixes to analyze the meaning changes. For instance, the prefix 'roz' is examined with several roots such as 'hlas' (voice), 'lomit' (fracture), 'balit' (to wrap), 'hnat' (to drive), and 'čílý' (lively). The document also includes questions and possible answers related to the arithmetic meanings of the resulting words.
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roz + hlas “voice” = rozhlas “radio”
roz + lomit “fracture” = rozlomit “to snap, fracture, break”
roz + balit “to wrap” = rozbalit “to unwrap”
roz + hnat “to drive, force”= rozhnat “to scatter, dispel”
roz + čílý “lively” = rozčílit (se) “to get angry or upset, to get all worked up”
direction (outward)
manner (more intense)
undoing
(to be found…)
??? ineluctable via current method
př í děl “allocation”, ale př i dělit “to allocate”
Možné Odpovědi?
př í děl “allocation”, ale př i dělit “to allocate”
př í loha “insert, supplement”, ale př i lozit “put, attach, enclose”