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Date: Fri, 6 Apr 2001 09:52:24 EDT
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Robin-CA on 2/21:
<I seem to vaguely remembernoticing a word to indicate that another
word(s) was intended as a pet name or dimminuitive (i.e. &quot;mommy&
quot;rather
than &quot;mother&quot;).

Does this actually exist, or did I just make it up? If it does exist,
where is it in the book?>

Based on comments yesterday about Honorifics, it appears that the attachments 
would be Attitudinals of the appropriate sort (affection, caring, 
dependence,...) immediately following the word. {mamta .iu} or, since the VVs 
seem to have special status, some CVV for affection (not sure what that 
would be).
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<HTML><FONT FACE=arial,helvetica><BODY BGCOLOR="#ffffff"><FONT SIZE=2>Robin-CA on 2/21:
<BR>&lt;I seem to vaguely remembernoticing a word to indicate that another
<BR>word(s) was intended as a pet name or dimminuitive (i.e. &amp;quot;mommy&amp;
<BR>quot;rather
<BR>than &amp;quot;mother&amp;quot;).
<BR>
<BR>Does this actually exist, or did I just make it up? &nbsp;If it does exist,
<BR>where is it in the book?&gt;
<BR>
<BR>Based on comments yesterday about Honorifics, it appears that the attachments 
<BR>would be Attitudinals of the appropriate sort (affection, caring, 
<BR>dependence,...) immediately following the word. {mamta .iu} or, since the VVs 
<BR>seem &nbsp;to have special status, some CVV for affection (not sure what that 
<BR>would be).
<BR></FONT></HTML>

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