Artificial language decoding – compose the phrase for “fair weather” Given translations: • gemolinea = fair warning • gerimitu = report card • gilageri = weather report Which option means “fair weather”?

Introduction / Context:
This problem uses an “artificial language” to test pattern recognition and morpheme mapping. By comparing shared parts across paired translations, you can deduce which chunks mean “fair,” “weather,” “report,” “card,” and “warning.”

Given Data / Assumptions:

• gemolinea = fair warning
• gerimitu = report card
• gilageri = weather report
• Word order appears to be modifier–head or simply concatenation of morphemes.

Concept / Approach:
Find recurring pieces and align English overlaps. “report” appears in two phrases: report card and weather report. The shared morpheme across gerimitu and gilageri is “geri,” so map “geri” → report. Then extract the remaining parts: “gila” from weather report → weather; “mintu/mitu” (here “mitu”) from report card → card. From “gemolinea = fair warning,” the part for “fair” is “gemo” and for “warning” is “linea.”

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Final Answer:
gemogila