Does Slovio have a diminutive form? If it doesn't what do you suggest?

Rekomendijm:
-cxek
dom > domcxek > domek
okno > oknocxek >
guru > gurucxek
histor-ia > historcxek
kopalna > kopalnacxek
pivo > pivocxek
glup-nik > glup-cxek
zxen-a > zxencxek
muzx > muzxcxek
slov-knig > slovknigcxek
naiv-nik > naiv-cxek

Cxeh (Czech) > Cxehcxek
cxek (cheque) > cxekcxek

ZDRAVO,

It seems to me very funny.

I.

Dla mne to tezx plus smesxju: Gabriel, nasx Cxehcxek polucxil dla jegoi rabotcxik tolk malmal-cxek cxekcxek. No zvukit dobruo.

Nu, dete, malenkuo borsxcxcxek edajsx!

Kak znajsx? Ja vcxera borsxcxek (боршчек) edal. No i to bil vkusju fainju supcxek. Ja vam puskit tainju recept: pridajte sok ot citron i ot kapusta kislju, eto dobrju dla cvet supam i dla vasz zdrovie

na zdrovie
Eugeniusx

In all seriousness it should be -ik / -icV
-ik for nouns ending in a consonant
-icV for nouns ending in V (any vowel)

borsxcx > borsxcxik
pes > pesik
rocx > rocxik
baleron > baleronik
balerina > balerinica
gitara > gitarica
prinudenie > prinudenice
sokratenie > sokratenice

Igor:
In all seriousness it should be -ik / -icV
-ik for nouns ending in a consonant
-icV for nouns ending in V (any vowel)

borsxcx > borsxcxik
pes > pesik
rocx > rocxik
baleron > baleronik
balerina > balerinica
gitara > gitarica
prinudenie > prinudenice
sokratenie > sokratenice
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one way to do, but to complicated, confusing and not esthetic! I first thought of using ending -ek > dom-ek; but cxainek-ek

1. -ik, ica, -ice, -ici, -ico and -icu
2. baletnik (ballet dancer)> baletnik-ik, mlodica > mlodicica, ludicica (= the breast-tit of men?)
2a. -ica already in use: mlod-ica
2b. -ik already in use: piat-ugol-ik (=pentagon)
2c. republik, publik, musik etc.
3. robotnik-ik, cxainek-ik

In all seriousness it should be -ik / -icV
-ik for nouns ending in a consonant
-icV for nouns ending in V (any vowel)

-ik suffix is used too often in Slavic languages. It can mean near to everything. And I somewhat don't feel that "balerinica" has some diminutiveness.

Personally, I prefer -ek suffix. I also like -ica as feminine suffix, and I think its diminutive variant should be -ic^ka or -is^ka.

Kai Cxehic ti es Gabriel?

Cxehio:
malju dom = domeček(cz, moj predlozxenie: domcxek. Kai Cxehecxek?

Kai Cxehic ti es Gabriel?

Cxehio:
malju dom = domeček(cz) moj predlozxenie: domcxek. Kai Cxehecxek?

Rekomendijm:
-(i)cxe
dom > domcxe
okno > oknocxe
guru > gurucxe
kopalna > kopalnacxe
pivo > pivocxe
glupnik > glupnikcxe
zxen > zxenicxe
muzx > muzxicxe
slovknig > slovknigcxe
naivnik > naivnikcxe
zver > zvercxe ili zvericxe

Moi predlozxenie:

Rekomendijm:
-(i)cxe
dom > domcxe
okno > oknocxe
guru > gurucxe
kopalna > kopalnacxe
pivo > pivocxe
glupnik > glupnikcxe
zxen > zxenicxe
muzx > muzxicxe
slovknig > slovknigcxe
naivnik > naivnikcxe
zver > zvercxe ili zvericxe
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Velvelju Maria to es to! Bezpolrodju tak kak vo inju jazikas!!!

Eugeniusx

Gabriel:
Cxehju Republik to oficju imen Cxehiam
Each country has got two names: an official short name (e.g. Czechia, Germany) and an official long name (e.g. the Czech Republic, the Federal Republic of Germany). While all countries have their official short names in the above list, why is Czechia the only country to be listed under its offical long name?
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Ja ne lubijm Nemcju krat-imen dla Cxehia ktor es Tschechien, bo dla moi jazika-cxutie to znacxit mal-malju Cxehia, ja predvisxijm Tschechai ili Tschechische Republik.

Ti znaijsx: -chen und -lein machen alle Dinge klein.
Ti bu znat: -(i)cxe slov- koncenie novju
bu srobit vse vecxis malju

Slovar:
krat-imen = short name
jazika-cxutie = Sprachgefühl(de)
vecx = thing; recx(slo), rzecz(pl), ricx(ua), vesxcx(ru, bg), vec (cz,sk)