Some adverbials have -Ha' on the end. Eg. ghaytan, ghuytanHa'. Can we add -Ha' to any adverbial to make a new adverbial (eg. Do'Ha' [unfortunately], jaSHa' [similarly]) or should we stick to the existing list?
The following are known to have canon adverbial opposites with -Ha'.batlh honored, with honor, honorably, honorable, well [TKD, TKW]batlhHa’ dishonorably [TKW, KGT]Do’ luckily, fortunately, with luck [TKD]Do’Ha’ unfortunately [KGT]ghaytan likely [TKDa]ghaytanHa’ unlikely [Radio Times]jaS differently [TKDa]jaSHa' the same way, similarly, like that, the same way, that waynIteb alone, acting alone [TKDa, TKW]nItebHa’ together [BoP]pe’vIl forcefully, by force [TKDa, TKW]pe’vIlHa' softly, gentlypIj often, frequently [TKD, TKW, KGT]pIjHa’ seldom, infrequently [KGT]SIbI’ immediately [TKDa]SIbI’Ha' eventually
The following could possibly take -Ha' to reverse their meaning, but the opposites have not been seen in canon. If I see them being used in correspondence, I’ll update this list.loQ slightly, a little bit [TKD, TKW]{loQHa' a great deal}motlh usually, typically, as expected [KGT]{motlhHa' unusually, atypically, unexpectedly}pay’ suddenly [TKD]{pay'Ha' gradually}roD customarily, habitually, regularly [KGT]{roD uncustomarily, ahabitually, irregularly}














