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PANDORAN	ENGLISH	LITERAL
-ralo	Usage: Is used with “be-” and “ge-” to create “like; akin to; similar to (etc.)”.	“similarity suffix”
rano	area
re	I
re-	1. Usage: When the person is the noun.	“person prefix”
	2. Usage: To denote a question.	“question prefix”; “what ~”
-re	Usage: When the person is adjectival.	“personal prefix”
-ren	of or pertaining to the self, the being.	“self prefix”
ren → -n ; re	my
rennao → ennao ; re- (2)	why	what reason
renon → -non ; re	mine
reo → re	me
reparos → paros ; re- (2)	how	what action
rephid → ephido ; re- (1)	speak
rephidaa → rephid	talk v.
rephidae → rephid	contact (social) adj.
rephidennapostolostu * ereph’denna’lo Colloq. → ennapostolostu ; rephid	to speak one’s mind	to speak (with) strong opinion
rephidesao → rephid ; -sao	whisper	little speak
rephido → rephid	language
Rephidopandora * Phi’Pando Colloq. → rephido	Pandoran language
Rephidopandorapos * Phi’Pando’Pos Colloq. → -pos ; Rephidopandora	Pandoran language speaker
repos → -pos ; re- (2)	who	what entity
rerre → re- (2)	what
retho	deliver
rethoso → retho	delivery
retos → re- (2) ; -tos	where	what place
retu → re- (1) ; tu	defence	self protection
retumo → re- (2) ; tumo	when	what time
returen → -ren ; retu	self-defence
ro	“they” person. Usage: Used much like “they” in English to denote a person of either (any) gender. Derived from the personal prefix “re” and “cho/pho/koro” in light of gender equality.
ron → -n ; ro	“their” person. See: ro
rono → ro	“them” person. See: ro
ronon → -non ; ro	“theirs” person. See: ro
-ru	“~s” Usage: Makes words plural. If the word ends with the suffix “-me”, then “-me” is dropped and replaced with “-ru”.	“plural suffix”

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