Problems On Artificial Language-1

The artificial language has two words, "jalkamofti" and "moftihoze," which both contain the word "mofti" meaning "birthday." The word "jalkamofti" means "happy birthday," so it can be inferred that "jalka" means "happy." The other options do not contain the word "jalka" and therefore cannot mean "happiness." The correct answer is "jalkagunn."

In the given artificial language, "granamelke" means big tree and "melkehoon" means tree house. Therefore, combining "grana" (meaning big) with "hoon" (meaning house) would result in "granahoon" which could mean "big house".

The word "cabel" in the artificial language means "horse," and the word "wir" means "ride." Therefore, when combined, "cabelwir" could mean "horse ride."

In the given artificial language, "uftonel" means "occupied" and "uftonalene" means "occupation." Therefore, the word that could mean "occupant" in this language would be "uftonamint."

The word "moropalti" could mean "someplace" in the artificial language. This is because the word "alti" in the language means "place" and "moro" could be a prefix indicating "some" or "a few." Therefore, combining "moro" with "alti" gives us "moropalti" which could be translated as "someplace."

The artificial language seems to follow a pattern where the first part of the word represents the purpose or function of a place, and the second part represents the type of place. From the given options, "vosefstrisi" follows this pattern, with "vosef" possibly meaning "guest" and "strisi" meaning "room". Therefore, "vosefstrisi" could mean "guest room".

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The artificial language follows a pattern where the first part of the word represents the meaning "fair" and the second part represents a specific context. In this case, "gemo" represents "fair" and "gila" represents "weather." Therefore, "gemogila" would mean "fair weather."

The artificial language follows a pattern where the first two letters are reversed in the translated word compared to the original word. Applying this pattern to the word "baseball," we get "oselarta," which matches one of the options given.

The word "spadivolo" could mean "race car" in the artificial language. This is because "spadi" in "spadivolo" is the translation for "bicycle" and "volo" is the translation for "race". Therefore, combining the two words gives us "race bicycle" which can be interpreted as "race car".

The word "kratafoni" could mean "statement" in the artificial language. This is because the word "krata" is associated with "advice" or "advise" based on the translation of "daftafoni" and "dafta" respectively. Similarly, the word "foni" is associated with "statement" based on the translation of "daftafoni" as "advisement". Therefore, combining "krata" and "foni" would likely result in a word that means "statement" in the artificial language.

The word "agnosvitriblunin" could mean "black widow spider" because it contains the word "agnos" which means "spider" in the artificial language, and "vitriblunin" could be the translation for "black widow" as it is the only option that includes the word "agnos" and has a word that could mean "black widow" in it.

In the given artificial language, the word "slar" means "jump," "slary" means "jumping," and "slarend" means "jumped." To find the word that could mean "playing," we need to look for a word that follows a similar pattern. The word "clargy" fits this pattern, where "clar" could mean "play" and "gy" could be a suffix indicating the present continuous tense. Therefore, "clargy" is the word that could mean "playing."

The word "moggaport" could mean "apple juice" because it combines the word "mogga," which is the artificial language's word for apple, with "port," which is the artificial language's word for juice.

The word "patricrin" could mean "maple syrup" because it contains the word "crin" which is translated as "maple leaf" in the artificial language.

The artificial language seems to have a consistent pattern where the first part of the word represents a color and the second part represents an object or living thing. "Quathunde" fits this pattern as "quat" could represent the color of the house (since it is not specified in the given words) and "hunde" could represent the guest.

The word "alanpaki" could mean "someplace" because it contains the common element "alan" which is present in both "krekinblaf" (workforce) and "krekinalti" (workplace). This suggests that "alan" may have a similar meaning related to work or a place. Additionally, "paki" is a unique element in "alanpaki" and does not appear in any of the other options, making it the most likely choice for "someplace".

In the artificial language, "lelibroon" means yellow hat and "plekafroti" means flower garden. To express "yellow flower," we need to combine the word for yellow and the word for flower. The word "lelipleka" combines "leli" (yellow) and "pleka" (flower), making it the correct choice for "yellow flower."

In the given artificial language, "romzbako" means wax beans. Since "romz" means kidney, "bako" can be inferred to mean beans. Therefore, "wasibako" can be interpreted as wax statue, as "wasi" can be associated with wax and "bako" means beans.

The artificial language follows a pattern where the prefix "rel" indicates a positive or carefree meaning, the prefix "ota" indicates a negative or careful meaning, and the prefix "fer" indicates a negative or careless meaning. Therefore, "tagazen" would mean "aftercare" because it follows the pattern of combining the prefix "taga" (meaning care) with the suffix "zen" (which is not given a specific meaning but is consistent with the pattern).