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Zvoc47 (User's profile) April 6, 2016, 10:35:04 AM
I think you're mistaken. It's belega and not beleta. Beleta means to be weakly pretty or not pretty. Brakumitulo would be someone who is cuddled. -it- is passive, not -int-.
If a participle can end with -o to be a noun, why do I need an extra suffix -ul?
Wasn't the root supposed to be kares instead of brakum?
If a participle can end with -o to be a noun, why do I need an extra suffix -ul?
Wasn't the root supposed to be kares instead of brakum?
Alkanadi (User's profile) April 6, 2016, 1:45:07 PM
Zvoc47:Beleta means to be weakly pretty or not pretty.It means to be a little bit pretty. From the Revo:
Iom bela, pli plaĉa ol konforma al la reguloj de beleco: en la dometo ĉio estis malgranda, sed tiel beleta kaj pura, ke ne eble estas tion priskribi