Tangential, how do you hyphenate (((very old) growth) tree)?
In English, we're making a compound adjective so it would be very-old-growth tree.
It's one step short of the German compound noun, and we make it easier to find the fragments...
This sort of thing comes up often for me. I use extended hyphenation to declare precedence: very-old--growth tree.
ancient-growth tree
In English, we're making a compound adjective so it would be very-old-growth tree.
It's one step short of the German compound noun, and we make it easier to find the fragments...