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The definition is incorrect. Due to a glitch in processing, I could not get the precise one. I will correct it here: Fere is the base word that means “a thing”. Though, it is not used to represent a thing under any circumstances. It is meant to represent different entities and objects in more elastic ways than English allows. To make “he” add -n to fere to make feren, to make “she” add -s to make feres. To make “it” add -k to make ferek.
Another neat little quirk and ability of fere is to make new words by using the suffixes stated before along with a definite article. For example: kon + feres makes kon feres, or the supernatural woman. This person could be interpreted as a god, super-hero, or anything, depending on context surrounding the phrase. Fere is almost never used with kih, unless it is ferek.

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