Discussion
If ‘relftaga’ means carefree, ‘otaga’ means careful and ‘fertaga’ means careless, which of the following could mean ‘aftercare’?
Answer: C
'Aftercare' could be tagazen.
Line the words up. All three contain 'taga', and all three English words contain 'care', so taga = care. Then relf = free, o = ful and fer = less. The coded words put the modifier first: carefree is relftaga, careful is otaga, careless is fertaga. So the code reverses the English order.
In 'aftercare', 'after' comes first and 'care' second, so the code must put 'taga' first followed by a new syllable for 'after': taga + zen = tagazen. 'Zentaga' keeps the English order, 'tagafer' reuses 'fer' (less), and 'relffer' contains no 'taga' at all.
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