Parmandil
#4942
A few notes:
1) I'm not sure that ve is needed here, since it would be implied in imyata as well.
2) I'm doubtful of the semantics of 'to be the same as' = 'match, accord to', since those later can also be used of non-identical but complimentary items.
3) Finally, I'm not confident about using a tă formatives with an adjective as I can't find any attested examples, I think a zero-derived form would be more likely. (imyata would be read as 'to make the same')
In conclusion, I'm not sure what the best edit would be here, perhaps something like imya- 'to equal' (zero-derived as a reduction of X ar Y nár imya or X ná imya ve Y?)
Other's thoughts?
imyaveta- verb "match, accord to, equal, (lit.) same as"; coined by CRZYCAT as a combination of imya (same), ve (as, like), and -ta (verbal formative suffix)