e) -ka (a thing having the quality): mole (soft) – molika (pulp)
2.2. Particles:
a) lo: Lo zuy (most) muhim (important) es (is) luba (love). – The most important thing is love.
b) -la / -las: Walaa (here is) dwa (two) rosa (rose). Sey-la (this one) es (is) rude (red), toy-la (that one) es (is) blan (white). – Here are two roses. This one is red and that one is white.
c) wan (only about people): Syao (little) wan bu (not) lai (to come). – The little one isn't coming.
3. Adjective to adverb: -(e)m (the stressed vowel doesn't change) or the same form
a) for adjectives ending in -e: klare (clear) – klarem (clearly)
b) for adjectives ending in a consonant: santush (satisfied, contented) — santushem (contentedly)
c) for other adjectives the form doesn't change: hao (good, well), kway (quick, quickly)
4. Noun to adverb: -nem: amiga (friend) – amiga-nem (friendly)
5. Noun to verb:
a) -vati: pao (a bubble) – paovati (to bubble)
b) -isi: memoria (memory) – memorisi (to memorize)
6. Adjective to verb
a) fa- (= -ifi): hao (good) – fa-hao (to improve, grow better), leve (light) – levifi (to lighten, become lighter)
b) mah- (= -isi): gran (big) – mah-gran (to increase, make bigger), klin (clean) – klinisi (to clean, cleanse)
c) -fai: hwan (yellow) – hwanfai (appear/show yellow)
7. Verb to noun
7.1. Without special changes in meaning
a) -a (for the verbs ending with "consonant + i"), -sa (for other verbs) (the act, the result): lubi (to love) – luba (love), gun (to work) – gunsa (work)