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===1.2.2.1 Soil, dirt=== | ===1.2.2.1 Soil, dirt=== | ||
*a. What words refer to soil? | *a. What words refer to soil? | ||
**soil, dirt, earth, ground - '''ta̋lo'' | **soil, dirt, earth, ground - '''ta̋lo''' | ||
**topsoil - '''evta̋lo''' [< '''éva''', on top of ] | **topsoil - '''evta̋lo''' [< '''éva''', on top of ] | ||
**loam - '''lőimo''' | **loam - '''lőimo''' | ||
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**rise - '''re̋na''' | **rise - '''re̋na''' | ||
**stir up - '''ka̋ƣa''' | **stir up - '''ka̋ƣa''' | ||
**settle - ''þe̋ga''' | **settle - '''þe̋ga''' | ||
**hang (in the air) - ('''gąla̋s éna''') '''sı̋da''' | **hang (in the air) - ('''gąla̋s éna''') '''sı̋da''' | ||
**fly - '''pe̋ta''' | **fly - '''pe̋ta''' | ||
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**rock, stone - '''ta̋a̋ino''' | **rock, stone - '''ta̋a̋ino''' | ||
**igneous - '''taam̃ta̋a̋ini''' [< '''ta̋a̋m̃a''', melt] | **igneous - '''taam̃ta̋a̋ini''' [< '''ta̋a̋m̃a''', melt] | ||
**metamorphic - '''m̃aȝta̋a̋ini''' [< '''m̃a̋ȝa, alter] | **metamorphic - '''m̃aȝta̋a̋ini''' [< '''m̃a̋ȝa''', alter] | ||
**pumice - '''ȝesta̋a̋ino''' [< '''ȝe̋so'''] | **pumice - '''ȝesta̋a̋ino''' [< '''ȝe̋so'''] | ||
**sedimentary - '''leƣta̋a̋ini''' [< '''le̋ƣo''', layer] | **sedimentary - '''leƣta̋a̋ini''' [< '''le̋ƣo''', layer] | ||
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**rocky outcropping - '''taainsa̋iro''' [< '''sa̋iro''', projection] | **rocky outcropping - '''taainsa̋iro''' [< '''sa̋iro''', projection] | ||
**pebble - ''' że̋iso''' | **pebble - ''' że̋iso''' | ||
**gravel - '''żeisı̋ȝo''' [< '''-ı̋ȝo''', collective suffix] | **gravel - '''żeisı̋ȝo''' [< '''-ı̋ȝo''', ''collective suffix''] | ||
**sand, grit - '''lı̋m̃o''' | **sand, grit - '''lı̋m̃o''' | ||
**powder - '''pődo''' | **powder - '''pődo''' | ||
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**smooth - '''le̋im̃i''' | **smooth - '''le̋im̃i''' | ||
*e. What words describe ground with lots of rocks in it? | *e. What words describe ground with lots of rocks in it? | ||
**rocky, stony - ''' | **rocky, stony - '''ta̋a̋inri''' | ||
*f. What words refer to a piece of rock? | *f. What words refer to a piece of rock? | ||
**block - '''siima̋to''' | **block - '''siima̋to''' | ||
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*b. What types of metal are there? | *b. What types of metal are there? | ||
**see [[Senjecas mineralogy]] | **see [[Senjecas mineralogy]] | ||
**steel - ''' | **steel - '''áumnerṡa̋a̋lo''' | ||
* c. What words describe metal? | * c. What words describe metal? | ||
**shiny - '''ðe̋m̃i''' | **shiny - '''ðe̋m̃i''' | ||
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**golden - '''gı̋li''' | **golden - '''gı̋li''' | ||
**silvery - '''kűri''' | **silvery - '''kűri''' | ||
**polished - ''' | **polished - '''nı̋ɫaþi''' | ||
**alloy - '''ka̋þo''' | **alloy - '''ka̋þo''' | ||
**pure - '''pőugi''' | **pure - '''pőugi''' | ||
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**plated - '''la̋maþi''' | **plated - '''la̋maþi''' | ||
*d. What words refer to a piece of iron that attracts other pieces of iron? | *d. What words refer to a piece of iron that attracts other pieces of iron? | ||
**magnet, lodestone - '''davta̋a̋ino''' | **magnet, lodestone - '''davta̋a̋ino''' [< '''da̋ba''', pull] | ||
**magnetic - '''davta̋a̋ini''' | **magnetic - '''davta̋a̋ini''' | ||
**magnetism - ''' | **magnetism - '''dávtaainše̋ðo''' [< '''še̋ðo''', attribute] | ||
===1.2.2.4 Mineral=== | ===1.2.2.4 Mineral=== | ||
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**limestone - '''faaxta̋a̋ino''' [< '''fa̋a̋ko''', cliff; '''ta̋a̋ino''', stone] | **limestone - '''faaxta̋a̋ino''' [< '''fa̋a̋ko''', cliff; '''ta̋a̋ino''', stone] | ||
**mica - '''fista̋a̋ino''' [< '''fı̋sa''' cleave; '''ta̋a̋ino''', stone] | **mica - '''fista̋a̋ino''' [< '''fı̋sa''' cleave; '''ta̋a̋ino''', stone] | ||
**peat - '''talx̧űmo''' | **peat - '''talx̧űmo''' [< '''ta̋lo''', earth] | ||
**phosphorus - '''aasta̋a̋ino''' [< '''a̋a̋sa''', ''i.v.'' glow] | **phosphorus - '''aasta̋a̋ino''' [< '''a̋a̋sa''', ''i.v.'' glow] | ||
**pitch - '''pı̋ko''' | **pitch - '''pı̋ko''' | ||
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**pyrite - '''niƣta̋a̋ino''' [< '''nı̋ga''', glitter; '''ta̋a̋ino''', stone] | **pyrite - '''niƣta̋a̋ino''' [< '''nı̋ga''', glitter; '''ta̋a̋ino''', stone] | ||
**salt - '''sa̋lo''' | **salt - '''sa̋lo''' | ||
**saltpeter, phosphate - '''lam̃ta̋a̋ino''' [< la̋m̃a, bathe; ta̋a̋ino, stone]. | **saltpeter, phosphate - '''lam̃ta̋a̋ino''' [< '''la̋m̃a''', bathe; '''ta̋a̋ino''', stone]. | ||
**sulfur, brimstone - '''še̋lpo''' | **sulfur, brimstone - '''še̋lpo''' | ||
*c. What words refer to the study of minerals? | *c. What words refer to the study of minerals? | ||
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**mineralogist - '''pougáursaar̈a̋a̋gu''' | **mineralogist - '''pougáursaar̈a̋a̋gu''' | ||
*d. What words refer to the formation of minerals? | *d. What words refer to the formation of minerals? | ||
**mineralize - '''póugaurűla''' | **mineralize - '''póugaurűla''' [< '''űla''', turn-, change-, -into] | ||
**calcify - '''pézponűla''' | **calcify - '''pézponűla''' | ||
**petrify - '''taainűla''' | **petrify - '''taainűla''' |
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1.2.2 Substance, matter
- a. What general words refer to matter?
- substance, matter, material - nere̋so [< nera, under; e̋sa, be]
- stuff - sara̋ko
- b. What words refer to something found naturally that people could use?
- natural resources - šę̋ðo mőődos
- raw materials - h̬e̋e̋ro mőődos
- c. What words refer to the study of matter?
- chemistry - néres̈a̋a̋r̈a
1.2.2.1 Soil, dirt
- a. What words refer to soil?
- soil, dirt, earth, ground - ta̋lo
- topsoil - evta̋lo [< éva, on top of ]
- loam - lőimo
- clay - ðe̋iho
- sand - lı̋m̃o
- b. What words describe the quality of the soil?
- fertile, rich - rőőmi
- infertile, poor - xe̋ni
- c. What words refer to a piece of dirt?
- clod, clump, lump (of clay) - bőlo
- grain of sand - ƣe̋e̋uno
- d. What words refer to dirt mixed with water?
- mud, mire, muck - lı̋o
- muddy, miry - lı̋i
- mud puddle - lite̋þo
- goo, ooze - mőőuro
- e. What does mud do?
- splatter, splash - űṡa
- stick - le̋e̋ȝa
- squish - na̋la
- f. What words refer to dry dirt?
- dust - ðűűm̃o
- g. What does dust do?
- rise - re̋na
- stir up - ka̋ƣa
- settle - þe̋ga
- hang (in the air) - (gąla̋s éna) sı̋da
- fly - pe̋ta
- cling (to clothes) - (őutom) gűxa
- h What words refer to the dirt on the top of the ground with grass in it?
- sod - sı̋ı̋po
- i. What words refer to soil being washed away by rain?
- erode - ȝı̋ra
- erosion - ȝı̋r̈a
1.2.2.2 Rock
- a. What general words refer to a rock?
- rock, stone - ta̋a̋ino
- bedrock - taainþe̋e̋xo [< þe̋e̋xo, base]
- b. What words refer to the size of a rock?
- boulder - ba̋nda
- crag - fa̋a̋ko
- rock, stone - ta̋a̋ino
- igneous - taam̃ta̋a̋ini [< ta̋a̋m̃a, melt]
- metamorphic - m̃aȝta̋a̋ini [< m̃a̋ȝa, alter]
- pumice - ȝesta̋a̋ino [< ȝe̋so]
- sedimentary - leƣta̋a̋ini [< le̋ƣo, layer]
- shale - lamta̋a̋ino [< la̋mo, plate]
- rocky outcropping - taainsa̋iro [< sa̋iro, projection]
- pebble - że̋iso
- gravel - żeisı̋ȝo [< -ı̋ȝo, collective suffix]
- sand, grit - lı̋m̃o
- powder - pődo
- c. What types of rocks are there?
- quartz - t̬a̋rdo
- flint - aaþta̋a̋ino [< a̋a̋þe, fire]
- slate - šı̋bo
- chalk - ṡ̬itőno
- sandstone - lim̃ta̋a̋ino
- d. What words describe rocks?
- hard - ṡe̋ti
- soft - mőővi
- sharp - tı̋ı̋di
- smooth - le̋im̃i
- e. What words describe ground with lots of rocks in it?
- rocky, stony - ta̋a̋inri
- f. What words refer to a piece of rock?
- block - siima̋to
- slab - la̋mo
1.2.2.3 Metal
- a. What general words refer to metal?
- metal - pőno
- metallic - pőni
- b. What types of metal are there?
- see Senjecas mineralogy
- steel - áumnerṡa̋a̋lo
- c. What words describe metal?
- shiny - ðe̋m̃i
- luster - nı̋ɫra
- malleable - þűṡ̨i
- rust - ze̋po
- tarnish - ð̬e̋la
- corrode - ȝı̋ra
- golden - gı̋li
- silvery - kűri
- polished - nı̋ɫaþi
- alloy - ka̋þo
- pure - pőugi
- solid - ṡe̋ti
- plated - la̋maþi
- d. What words refer to a piece of iron that attracts other pieces of iron?
- magnet, lodestone - davta̋a̋ino [< da̋ba, pull]
- magnetic - davta̋a̋ini
- magnetism - dávtaainše̋ðo [< še̋ðo, attribute]
1.2.2.4 Mineral
- a. What general words refer to minerals?
- mineral - pouga̋uro
- mineral resources - pouga̋uro mőődos
- element - þeexe̋so
- chemical - néres̈a̋a̋r̈i
- atom - alpűl̨o [< pűla, divide]
- crystal - h̬a̋lo
- ore - a̋uro
- b. What types of minerals are there?
- calcium - pezpőno [< pe̋zo bone; pőno, metal]
- carbon - x̨űmo
- coal - x̨űmo
- limestone - faaxta̋a̋ino [< fa̋a̋ko, cliff; ta̋a̋ino, stone]
- mica - fista̋a̋ino [< fı̋sa cleave; ta̋a̋ino, stone]
- peat - talx̧űmo [< ta̋lo, earth]
- phosphorus - aasta̋a̋ino [< a̋a̋sa, i.v. glow]
- pitch - pı̋ko
- potash - ṡooƣsa̋lo, potash [< ṡőőgo, ashes; sa̋lo, salt]
- pyrite - niƣta̋a̋ino [< nı̋ga, glitter; ta̋a̋ino, stone]
- salt - sa̋lo
- saltpeter, phosphate - lam̃ta̋a̋ino [< la̋m̃a, bathe; ta̋a̋ino, stone].
- sulfur, brimstone - še̋lpo
- c. What words refer to the study of minerals?
- mineralogy - póugaursa̋a̋r̈a
- mineralogist - pougáursaar̈a̋a̋gu
- d. What words refer to the formation of minerals?
- mineralize - póugaurűla [< űla, turn-, change-, -into]
- calcify - pézponűla
- petrify - taainűla
- vitrify - vedűla
1.2.2.5 Jewel
- a. What general words refer to jewels?
- jewel, gem, gemstone - n̨e̋mo
- precious stone - a̋ro ta̋a̋ino
- birthstone - żenta̋a̋ino
- crystal - h̬a̋lo
- b. What types of jewels are there?
- c. What words describe jewels?
- precious - a̋ri
- semiprecious - żoka̋ri [< żóku, almost]
- facet - le̋e̋po
- glitter, sparkle - nı̋ga
- lustrous - nı̋ɫi