Synonyms: Difference between revisions

'''{{wp|Synonym}}sSynonyms''' are words with the same meaning. They are the opposite of [[antonym]]s.

The book {{lipu pu|en}} lists thethree followingwords—{{tp|[[kin]]}}, 3{{tp|[[oko]]}}, wordsand as{{tp|[[namako]]}}—as "synonyms" of the {{tp|[[a]]}}, {{tp|[[lukin]]}}, and {{tp|[[sin]]}}, respectively. These "synonyms" are generally not counted among the 120 {{tp|[[nimi pu]]}}:.

| rowspan=2 style="border-bottom:2px solid darkgray;" | ''emotion particle'', '''''emphasis marker'''''

| ''emotion particle'', '''''emphasis marker'''''

|style="border-bottom:2px solid darkgray;"|also, (uncommon: '''''emphasis marker''''')

| rowspan=2 style="border-bottom:2px solid darkgray;"| new, another, more, '''extra''', '''additional'''

| rowspan=2 | see, look, visual, '''eye''', try

| see, look, visual, '''eye''', try

|'''eye'''

{{tp|[[ali]]}} is generally considered a pronunciation variant of {{tp|[[ale]]}}, rather than a separate, synonymous word.

SomeThere are some {{tp|[[nimi sin]]}} happencoined toat bedifferent coinedtimes, withwhich happen to thecoincide samein meaning:

* 3dream: {{tp|san[[jume]]}}, tuli{{tp|[[oni]]}}