-el, dynamic function

Suffix -el involves the vowel ‘e‘, emphasizing “embodiment” or “embody”. It combines with the suffix “-l“, which denotes a plural transitive, to express the embodiment of that plural transitive aspect. This configuration translates the suffix -el as representing a function, aim, or goal, emphasizing its function as a plural transitive. This interpretation highlights how -el serves to manifest a specific purpose or objective within the language, emphasizing its role in conveying actions or states that are goal-oriented and functionally rich. e.g., body parts, projectile/bullet as having the goal to strike a target, etc. It is found extensively in body part and body related suffixes. It indicates an appendage as a function of the body, as a person/family functionion within a tribe/band, etc. It relates to projectiles as goal-oriented functions or plural transitives such as an arrow/arrowhead, bullets, ammunition, etc.

• -alq, phallic. (-al, -q)
• -alqs, clothing. (-al, -q, -s)
• -elyxʷ, tribe, people, nation. (-el, -y, -xʷ)
• -elxʷ, exterior, skin, hide. (-el, -xʷ)
• -elp, substitute. (-el, -p)
• -elps, neck. (-el, -p, -s)
• -elpstšn, thigh. (-el, -p, -s, -t, -šn)
• -elqstšn, hamstring. (-el, -q, -s, -t, -šn)
• -els, feel, want, connected emergence. (-el, -s)
• -elsčn̓, antler, horn. (-el, -s, -čn̓)
• -elx̌n, upper arm. (-el, -x̌n)
• -elst, arrowhead, projectile. (-el, -s, -t)
• -eltn, process food. (-el, -tn)
• -elt, child. (-el, -t)
• -epls, testicle. (-ep, -l, -s)
• -leɁxʷ, form, shape of. (-l, -eɁ, -xʷ)
• -lk̓ʷp, firewood, fuel. (-l, -k̓ʷ, -ep)
• -m̓elixʷ, whole back. (-m, -el, -y, -xʷ)
• -úleɁxʷ, land. (-el, -eɁ, -xʷ)