markó [mäɾˈko̞ˑ], alienably possessed noun: “storm, windstorm“
This is the most basic word for storm. It usually refers to storms without precipitation but with strong gusts of wind, although other types of storms can be referred to that way if one does not want to be precise.
In terms of morphology, this word is actually the nominalisation of yesterday’s már: “to be violent“, with the nominalising suffix -ko. It’s identical in structure to the noun askó: “truth, reality”, a nominalisation of ás: “to exist“.
No example this time. This is not a complicated word, it just means “storm”.
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