Description:

The modifier 'ruz' states that its referent is valuable or important.

Modifier:

As a modifier, 'ruz' means that its referent, when applied to a noun, is valuable or important or worthy in some fashion. It cannot take an object, a verbal or nominal form with ruzyn is needed to expand on the value. When applied to a verb, it has the sense of 'worthily', in the sense that the action was undertaken well, honestly or with good effort.

'Ruz' can also have the sense of 'particular' or 'particularly' in rhetoric.

Noun:

As a noun, 'ruzyn' refers to the value, worth or importance of something, either in terms of credits or in terms of more abstract value.

Verb:

As a verb, 'ruzyn' is an intransitive pali verb which takes an absolutive subject, the entity in which value inheres. On it's own, it works just like ruz to describe a noun, except it makes the statement of the importance of the subject the point of the utternace instead of extra information. In addition, more information can be introduced periphrastically. For example, a monetary value in credits could be introduced with the null preposition.