soso

soso

n., v. [Boie’nen]

I. n.

1. Breast; mammary organ of a woman.
   The anatomical structure that produces and releases milk.

II. v.

1. To suckle; to draw milk from the breast.
2. To release or provide milk from the breast during nursing.

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Semantic Note (important for your dictionary)

soso exhibits functional polysemy, where:

• the body part (breast)
• the action (suckling)
• and the flow (milk transfer)

are encoded within a single lexical root.

👉 This reflects a Boie’nen pattern in which:

form, function, and process are linguistically inseparable

DRAFT ————DRAFT

soso: breasts of woman

sodsod: to scrape the surface such as with a flat shovel or deeply scratch the ground with a tool such as a plow

songsong: he act of creating a small hole, typically quarter-coin size, in a green coconut to access its refreshing water or the act of drinking from the hole made on the coconut

sonson: to repeat or mimic speech, actions, or patterns, often for learning, training, or imitation purposes.

soog: 

sosog: sosog: to investigate or track down someone's location or origins, ancestry, or past actions; to follow a trail or lead

so’so’: refers to the act of pouring out or emptying the contents of a container, such as a bag or basket, often in a swift  manner or blow one’s nose