Constructed-language composition: using granamelke = big tree, pinimelke = little tree, melkehoon = tree house, determine the correct term for 'big house'

Given data

• grana = big (from big tree).
• pini = little (from little tree).
• melke = tree; hoon = house (from tree house).
• Goal: 'big house'.

Concept/Approach (why this method)

Keep observed order: adjective precedes the noun (grana + melke = big tree). So for 'big house', concatenate grana + hoon.

Step-by-Step decoding
1) Extract adjective: grana = big.2) Noun for 'house': hoon.3) Combine ⇒ granahoon.

Verification/Alternative

Compare: pinimelke (little tree) uses the same adjective+noun ordering. Our construction mirrors that.

Common pitfalls

• Placing adjective after noun (e.g., hoongrana), which contradicts given examples.

Final Answer
granahoon