General roots

I've modified the system again because it seems some affixes are way too broad to be usefully used in a word without changing them as I see fit. Now we have general roots that exist solely for their meanings to be chunked into a word to make it more specific whilst modifying the actual letters as is needed for a word. Now these can stay here so when I want to make a word it can be ultra-specified quicker.


ag- to positively respond to something
op- to negatively respond to something
uni- More than one differing potential ways/paths/things that lead to the same end result. E.g: I still get Unifreedom(No combo meaning) even if I go under, over or anound the log.
pan- One path/way/thing that leads to more than one end results.
-icus A bond between an older and younger person which is inherently unique and rare.
re- To do something again or copy something (in the case of Agremorse and Opremorse it's agreeing or diagreeing again)
-ent To do something you feel negatively about in order to bring about a positive result.
-ale To be quickly passed by, rush through or move on from
-ela To linger in, dwell upon or remain immersed in
Ra- To remain still, settled in or established in, dwell in or maintain
Ar- To continually move through, change between, depart from or not remain in only one state/form
Para- Pan-+Ra-. One path/way/thing that leads to many end results in which you remain still, setted in or estabished in, dwell in or maintain. E.g: A idea that is very divisive yet you hold it strongly anyway can be a Paraidea(no combo meaning and is only for example usage. As yet, doesn't actually exist)
Ori- To be self-contained, to originate from or to be the foundation/source of something
Evo- To originate from something else, to face outward or to develop an existing source
Nova- To replace, renew or create, to begin again
Gen- To inherit, transform or transcend, to improve upon
Evi- To reveal through signs, become obvious, uncover, dispel doubt, see
Vel- To conceal, obscure, create doubt, cover, hide, not see
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