Morphology
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Morphology-wise, the Orian language is pretty much uncomplicated, with a minimum viable set of rules that are easy enough to memorize and learn.
Derivational morphology[edit]
Word derivations are usually compounds, made by joining two words/concepts to form a new word/concept. In the derivation process, the second word loses its first syllable(s), and the first word loses its last syllable(s) (in some cases).
In a third scenario, the last syllable from the first word and the first syllable from the second word are combined into a single syllable.
Morphological paradigms[edit]
TODO: add morphological paradigms