-la, -le, & -e (doer suffixes)

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All of these are used to turn words into person words. However, two depend on the word type:

For nouns & adjectives, use -la.

guli → gulila (cutie)
mẹle → mẹlela (sweetie)

For verbs, use -le.

peoka → peokale (visitor)
wele → welele (detector)
 

Note that -le turns into -e for many:

lelo → leloe (seller)
ucu → ucue (teacher)
ciro → ciroe (healer)
 

...though there are outliers who will take -la instead:

le → lela (reader)

If a verb ends in an -n, shave it off and tack on -e.

minon → minoe (drinker)
nurun → nurue (assistant)