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Two of my abstract noun tests fail
- I wasn't sure how to make a rule that said that only an adjectival prefix of ka forms abstract nouns
- As the above didn't work, I didn't yet take the time to create the jing prefix, which goes along with the ka-formed abstract nouns
I also didn't work with the agentive marker yet
- Agentive noun is formed when the particle 'nong' attaches to a verb to make a noun
Comparatives should fail, as well, and as should most superlatives
- There are often more than two words involved in forming the comparative, and I'm not sure how to deal with this.
- One superlative case works, which is the only two-word case. The rest involve three words, which again, I'm not sure how to deal with

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+* Two of my abstract noun tests fail
+**I wasn't sure how to make a rule that said that only an adjectival prefix of ka forms abstract nouns
+**As the above didn't work, I didn't yet take the time to create the jing prefix, which goes along with the ka-formed abstract nouns
+* I also didn't work with the agentive marker yet
+**Agentive noun is formed when the particle 'nong' attaches to a verb to make a noun
+* Comparatives should fail, as well, and as should most superlatives
+**There are often more than two words involved in forming the comparative, and I'm not sure how to deal with this.
+**One superlative case works, which is the only two-word case. The rest involve three words, which again, I'm not sure how to deal with