Comment on Why English language is sometimes "lazy", sometimes not
lvxferre@mander.xyz 3 months agocould you say that town is homelessnessless?
Has. The word is legit, but it would be an adjective because of the last -less there, so:
- That town has homelessnessless.
- That homelessnessless town is nice.
You could convert it back into a noun, through zero derivation; for example “homeless” is an adjective too, but people can say “the homeless are hungry”, as if it was a noun. But it sounds weird in this situation, I don’t know why.
Karyoplasma@discuss.tchncs.de 3 months ago
So, you are saying I should ask my representatives to focus more on achieving homelessnesslessness?