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== Events == | == Events Effort == | ||
== Space == | |||
== Extent == | |||
== Weights & measures == | |||
== Contents == | |||
== Shape and form == | |||
== Color == | |||
* '''akai''' - red | |||
* '''otliyo''' - orange | |||
* '''yana''' - yellow | |||
* '''kuya''' - green | |||
* '''tsuku''' - blue | |||
* '''tlaku''' - indigo, violet, purple | |||
* '''nyahi''' - white, pale | |||
* '''oya''' - black, dark | |||
* '''yehi''' - clear | |||
== Physical actions == | |||
== Movement == | |||
== Transfer == | |||
== Nature == | |||
== Weather == | |||
== Substances == | |||
== Water == | |||
== The life process == | |||
== Animals == | |||
== Plants == | |||
== The body == | |||
== Sensory experience == | |||
== Health == | |||
== Food == | == Food == | ||
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*'''hali''' - milk | *'''hali''' - milk | ||
*'''maya''' - water | *'''maya''' - water | ||
*'''ka'asu''' - juice | *'''ka'asu''' - juice | ||
== Clothes == | |||
== Ideas == | |||
== Valuation == | |||
== Temperament == | |||
== Society == | |||
== Social interaction == | |||
== Morality == | |||
== Sin == | |||
== Conflict == | |||
== War == | |||
== Love and marriage == | |||
== Family == | == Family == | ||
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*'''po’onaua''' sister-in-law | *'''po’onaua''' sister-in-law | ||
*'''tla'ota’i''' - stepson | *'''tla'ota’i''' - stepson | ||
*'''tla'ona’i''' - stepdaughter | *'''tla'ona’i''' - stepdaughter | ||
== Sex == | |||
== Government == | |||
== Nationalities == | |||
== Law == | |||
== Money == | |||
== Trade == | |||
== Craft == | |||
== City == | |||
== Furniture == | |||
== Utensils == | |||
== Weapons == | |||
== Rural life == | |||
== Houses == | |||
== Science == | |||
== Religion == | |||
== Art and culture == | |||
== Speech == | |||
== Writing == | |||
== Language == | |||
== Adverbs == | |||
== Conjugations == | |||
== Interjections == | |||
== Quantifiers == | |||
== Numbers == | == Numbers == | ||
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:Example : '''sa'ok''' - negative nine (-9) | :Example : '''sa'ok''' - negative nine (-9) | ||
:Example : '''ue'o ma sa'ok na'o a''' - 10 and -9 is 1 | :Example : '''ue'o ma sa'ok na'o a''' - 10 and -9 is 1 | ||
== Index == | == Index == |
Revision as of 15:15, 5 February 2010
- This lexicon is modeled after the Thematic Dictionary of Verdurian.
See also: Kala Lexicon
Abstract states
Time
Days of the Week
- The Kala week begins on Thursday.
- nayoma - Thursday
- tayoma - Friday
- yomha - Saturday
- mayoma - Sunday
- yomya - Monday
- tsayoma - Tuesday
- kayoma - Wednesday
Calendar
The Kala calendar is modeled after the Baha'i Calendar.
Kala Name | English | Gregorian Dates |
---|---|---|
na'o | One | 21 March – 8 April |
ta'o | Two | 9 April – 27 April |
ha'o | Three | 28 April – 16 May |
ma'o | Four | 17 May – 4 June |
ya'o | Five | 5 June – 23 June |
tsa'o | Six | 24 June – 12 July |
ka'o | Seven | 13 July – 31 July |
pa'o | Eight | 1 August – 19 August |
sa'o | Nine | 20 August – 7 September |
ue'o | Ten | 8 September – 26 September |
uena'o | Eleven | 27 September – 15 October |
ueta'o | Twelve | 16 October – 3 November |
ueha'o | Thirteen | 4 November – 22 November |
uema'o | Fourteen | 23 November – 11 December |
ueya'o | Fifteen | 12 December – 30 December |
uetsa'o | Sixteen | 31 December – 18 January |
ueka'o | Seventeen | 19 January – 6 February |
uepa'o | Eighteen | 7 February – 25 February |
Kyehu | A rest / break. | 26 February – 1 March |
uesa'o | Nineteen | 2 March – 20 March |
- Based on this calendar, November 16th would be yoma ueha'o te sayo ueha'o, or Day 13 of Month 13.
- A chart for easier viewing.
Events Effort
Space
Extent
Weights & measures
Contents
Shape and form
Color
- akai - red
- otliyo - orange
- yana - yellow
- kuya - green
- tsuku - blue
- tlaku - indigo, violet, purple
- nyahi - white, pale
- oya - black, dark
- yehi - clear
Physical actions
Movement
Transfer
Nature
Weather
Substances
Water
The life process
Animals
Plants
The body
Sensory experience
Health
Food
Drink
- inu - drink
- inupan - drinkable
- kaua - coffee
- tsai - tea
- hali - milk
- maya - water
- ka'asu - juice
Clothes
Ideas
Valuation
Temperament
Society
Social interaction
Morality
Sin
Conflict
War
Love and marriage
Family
Direct
- otahaka - great-grandfather
- onahaka - great-grandmother
- otaha - grandfather / great-uncle
- onaha - grandmother / great-aunt
- ota - father / uncle
- ona - mother / aunt
- otaua - brother / cousin
- onaua - sister / cousin
- ota’i - son / nephew
- ona’i - daughter / niece
- ota’iha - grandson
- ona’iha - granddaughter
Indirect
- tla’ota husband
- tla’ona wife
- po’ota father-in-law
- po’ona mother-in-law
- po’ona’i daughter-in-law
- po’otaua brother-in-law
- po’onaua sister-in-law
- tla'ota’i - stepson
- tla'ona’i - stepdaughter
Sex
Government
Nationalities
Law
Money
Trade
Craft
City
Furniture
Utensils
Weapons
Rural life
Houses
Science
Religion
Art and culture
Speech
Writing
Language
Adverbs
Conjugations
Interjections
Quantifiers
Numbers
Cardinal
- e'o - zero / nothing
- na'o - one
- ta'o - two
- ha'o - three
- ma'o - four
- ya'o - five
- tsa'o - six
- ka'o - seven
- pa'o - eight
- sa'o - nine
- ue'o - ten
- nye'o - hundred
- tle'o - thousand
- mue'o - ten thousand
- nte'o - million
Higher Numbers
- uena'o - eleven / 11
- taue'o - twenty / 20
- nyeka'o - one hundred seven / 107
- hanyetauetsa'o (long form) | hatatsa'o (short form) - three hundred twenty six / 326
- tsatletauema'o - six thousand and twenty four / 6024
Ordinals, Negatives, Fractions etc.
- ki- - ordinal/multiple prefix
- Example : kisa'o - ninth, or nine times
- Example : kiyanyepa'o - 508th, or 508 times
- i- - fractional prefix
- Example : isa'o - a ninth, 1/9
- Example : iha'o te pa'o - three eighths, 3/8 [lit: a third of eight]
- -k - negative/subtractive suffix
- Example : sa'ok - negative nine (-9)
- Example : ue'o ma sa'ok na'o a - 10 and -9 is 1