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===Additional Mathematical Concepts===
===Additional Mathematical Concepts===
== Particles / Articles ==
*'''ke''' - definite article / topic marker / accusative particle (non-obligatory, used for specificity)
*'''kya''' - jussive particle (placed before the phrase)
*'''ya''' - vocative particle (placed before the noun being addressed)
== Pronouns ==
{| class="wikitable" border=1
|-
! !! ''Nominative'' !! ''Accusative'' !! ''Possessive'' !! ''Reflexive'' !! ''Reciprocal''
|- align=center
! ''1s''
|| na || ena || nayo || na'i || ''' '''
|- align=center
! ''2s''
|| ta || eta ||tayo || ta'i || ''' '''
|- align=center
! ''3s''
|| ha || eha || hayo || ha'i || ''' '''
|- align=center
! ''4s''
|| tla || etla || tlayo || tla'i || ''' '''
|- align=center
! ''1p''
|| nam || enam || namyo || nami || nanku
|- align=center
! ''1p'' (EXCL)
|| na'am || ena'am || na'amyo || na'ami || na'anku
|- align=center
! ''2p''
|| tam || etam || tamyo || tami || tanku
|- align=center
! ''3p''
|| kam || ekam || kamyo || kami || kanku
|- align=center
! ''4p''
|| tlam || etlam || tlamyo || tlami || tlanku
|-
|}
=== Other pronouns ===
*'''itla''' - this (here)
*'''uatla''' - that (there)
=== Correlatives ===
{| class="wikitable" border=1
|-
! !! ''query'' !! ''this'' !! ''that'' !! ''some'' !! ''none'' !! ''any'' !! ''every'' !! ''whichever''
|- align=center
! ''adjective''
|| ka || itla || uatla || iha || ak || ula || kua || ote
|- align=center
! ''person''
|| ko...ka || iko || uako || ihako || hok || kola || kohua || oteko
|- align=center
! ''thing''
|| no...ka || itla || uatla || ihano || nok || nola || nokua || oteno
|- align=center
! ''time''
|| ama/tsima...ka || ima || uama || ihama || amak || amala || kuama || otema
|- align=center
! ''place''
|| mo...ka || hina || uana || ihamo || mok || mola || mokua || otemo
|- align=center
! ''way''
|| to...ka || yoto || uato || ihato || tok || tola || tokua || oheto
|- align=center
! ''amount''
|| ku/o...ka || iku || uaku || ihaku || huk/ok || kula || hukua/okua || oteku
|- align=center
! ''reason''
|| nye...ka || inye || uanye || ihanye || nyek || ulanye || nyekua || otenye
|- align=center
! ''kind''
|| su...ka || isu || uasu || ihasu || suk || sula || sukua || otesu
|-
|}
== Conjunctions ==
*'''ma''' - and, also, as well
*'''hema...ma''' - both...and...
*'''ua''' - or, other, either
*'''uak''' - nor, neither
*'''ehe''' - but, however
*'''iya''' - if, whether
*'''ke / uama''' - then
*'''nye''' - because, in order that, so that
*'''nke''' - and though; although; even though
== Affirmation and Negation ==
*'''uala''' - actually, indeed / verily, truly
*'''tokua''' - by all means
*'''tok''' - by no means
*'''a''' - yes / certainly, evidently, of course
*'''ak''' - no, not
*'''eya''' - perhaps, maybe, possibly
*'''apa''' - probably
== Verbs ==
=== basic ===
*'''a''' - to be, exist
*'''munta''' - become, change, alter
*'''muya''' - cause to, make, do
*'''myonta''' - let, allow, permit to
*'''heta''' - must, should, need to
*'''ueha''' - want to, intend to
*'''pala''' - can, could, am able to
=== simple movement ===
*'''sapua''' - arrive
*'''tala''' - come (back), return
*'''yala''' - depart, leave, go, walk
*'''eka''' - enter, come/go in
*'''yese''' - exit, come/go out
*'''itola''' - fall, drop
*'''olo''' - fly, move through air
*'''tapya''' - follow, continue, go on
*'''topu''' - jump
*'''hoya''' - raise, rise, lift
*'''tlani''' - roll, revole
*'''hatsu''' - run
*'''sima''' - sit, recline, rest
*'''tsamu''' - stand, be upright, rise to one's feet
*'''uku''' - stop, wait
*'''saka''' - swim, move through water
=== change ===
=== weather ===
*'''tonya''' - freeze, solidify
*'''pana''' - rain, moisten, humidify
*'''nyahi''' - snow [white]
*'''sama''' - shine [sun, solar]
=== biological actions ===
*'''nasa''' - be born
*'''sinu''' - die
*'''inu''' - drink
*'''ina''' - eat
*'''anu''' - hear, listen
*'''asa''' - live
*'''heta''' - need
*'''anya''' - see, look
*'''moku''' - sleep
*'''taki''' - taste, like, enjoy
*'''yanta''' - waken, awaken
== Food ==
=== Fruits ===
*'''omena''' - apple
*'''melonka''' - apricot
*'''kilatsi''' - cherry
*'''hasukanu''' - date, fig
*'''punka''' - fruit
*'''enapa''' - grapes
*'''ntimu''' - lemon
*'''sokuya''' - lime
*'''kapunu''' - melon
*'''setona''' - olive
*'''tsunkua''' - orange
*'''takolo''' - peach
*'''nasi''' - pear
*'''matsatli''' - pineapple
*'''etlika''' - plum
*'''malina''' - raspberry
*'''yakota''' - (straw)berry
=== Vegetables ===
*'''kusupu''' - artichoke
*'''asino''' - asparagus
*'''tlopya''' - bean
*'''tohi''' - cabbage / broccoli / cauliflower
*'''ha'utsu''' - carrot
*'''apyoma''' - celery
*'''suani''' - chives
*'''o'i''' - cucumber
*'''nopilo''' - garlic
*'''hyantso''' - herbs
*'''etesa''' - lentil
*'''tletsuka''' - lettuce
*'''hakuni''' - mint
*'''kopa''' - mushroom
*'''kasuma''' - onion
*'''metanoso''' - parsley
*'''uansu''' - pea
*'''ahiya''' - potato
*'''kapotsa''' - pumpkin
*'''tlapanu''' - radish
*'''nyokutsu''' - sage
*'''teleta''' - spinach
*'''sitomatla''' - tomato
*'''salatsa''' - turnip
*'''napaka''' - grain
*'''sayeli''' - barley
*'''kanka''' - maize, corn
*'''yolapu''' - oats
*'''nyoma''' - rice
*'''sikali''' - rye
*'''mpoka''' - vegetable
*'''kenime''' - wheat
=== Meals ===
*'''inama''' - meal, dinner
*'''sopane''' - breakfast
*'''tetsuna''' - lunch
*'''esa''' - supper
*'''ina''' - food
*'''kinuahu''' - dessert
*'''sunalo''' - salad
*'''ketosa''' - soup
*'''matla''' - stew
=== Meats ===
*'''x''' - meat
*'''x''' - bacon
*'''x''' - beef
*'''x''' - chicken
*'''x''' - cut
*'''x''' - fat
*'''x''' - mutton
*'''x''' - pork
*'''x''' - rib
*'''x''' - roast
*'''x''' - sausage
*'''x''' - steak
=== Other Foods ===
*'''x''' - biscuit
*'''x''' - bread
*'''x''' - cake
*'''x''' - flour
*'''x''' - roll
*'''x''' - butter
*'''x''' - cheese
*'''x''' - cream
*'''x''' - egg
*'''x''' - omelet
*'''x''' - honey
*'''x''' - jam
*'''x''' - mustard
*'''x''' - oil
*'''x''' - pepper
*'''x''' - salt
*'''x''' - sauce
*'''x''' - sugar
*'''x''' - vinegar
=== Beverages ===
*'''x''' - beverage
*'''x''' - alcohol
*'''x''' - beer
*'''x''' - brandy
*'''x''' - coffee
*'''x''' - milk
*'''x''' - soda water
*'''x''' - tea
*'''x''' - wine
=== The Table ===
*'''x''' - cup
*'''x''' - glass
*'''x''' - plate, dish
*'''x''' - saucer
*'''x''' - platter
*'''x''' - fork
*'''x''' - knife
*'''x''' - spoon
*'''x''' - napkin
*'''x''' - tablecloth
=== The Kitchen ===
*'''x''' - basin, bowl
*'''x''' - bottle
*'''x''' - coffee pot
*'''x''' - frying pan
*'''x''' - jug
*'''x''' - kettle
*'''x''' - lid
*'''x''' - pot
*'''x''' - saucepan, pan
*'''x''' - scale, measure
*'''x''' - teapot
=== Drink ===
*'''inu''' - drink
*'''inupan''' - drinkable
*'''kaua''' - coffee
*'''tsai''' - tea
*'''hali''' - milk
*'''maya''' - water
*'''ka'asu''' - juice
== Kinship terms ==
=== 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
== 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''' - 10^2
*'''tle'o''' - 10^3
*'''mue'o''' - 10^4
*'''kye'o''' - 10^5
*'''nte'o''' - 10^6
=== 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 prefix
:Example : '''kisa'o''' - ninth (in a sequence)
:Example : '''kiyanyepa'o''' - 508<sup>th</sup>
* '''ti'''- - multiple prefix
:Example : '''tisa'o''' - nine times
:Example : '''tiyanyepa'o''' - 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
== 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 [[Wikipedia:Bahá'í_calendar|Baha'i Calendar]].
*[http://wiki.frath.net/images/0/07/Sayoma.PNG A chart of the [[Kala]] '''sayoma'''.]
*Based on this calendar, [[wikipedia:Cinco de Mayo|Cinco de Mayo]] would be '''yoma pa'o te sayo ha'o''', or Day 8 of Month 3.
*The correlating vocabulary to the [[wikipedia:Gregorian calendar|Gregorian calendar]] differs.
{| class="wikitable"
! No. || English || [[Kala]]
|-
| 1 || January || '''na'oku'''
|-
| 2 || February || '''ta'oku'''
|-
| 3 || March || '''ha'oku'''
|-
| 4 || April || '''ma'oku'''
|-
| 5 || May || '''ya'oku'''
|-
| 6 || June || '''tsa'oku'''
|-
| 7 || July || '''ka'oku'''
|-
| 8 || August || '''pa'oku'''
|-
| 9 || September || '''sa'oku'''
|-
| 10 || October || '''ue'oku'''
|-
| 11 || November || '''uenaku'''
|-
| 12 || December || '''uetaku'''
|}
== Colors ==
* '''akai''' - red
* '''otliyo''' - orange
* '''yana''' - yellow
* '''kuya''' - green
* '''tsuku''' - blue
* '''tlaku''' - indigo, violet, purple
* '''nyahi''' - white, pale
* '''oya''' - black, dark
* '''yehi''' - clear
== Toponyms ==
*'''apika''' - Africa
:*'''yatsa'ila''' - Algeria - '''tsayela''' - Algers
:*'''ankola''' - Angola - '''tlo'anta''' - Luanda
:*'''penina''' - Benin - '''hokupono''' - Porto Novo
*'''antakutika''' - Antarctica
:
*'''atsa''' - Asia
:
*'''osutaliya''' - Australia
:
*'''yolopa''' - Europe
:
*'''amelika kita''' - North Amerika
:*'''kanata''' - Canada - '''otaua''' - Ottawa
:*'''kupa''' - Cuba - '''hauana''' - Havana
:*'''hanya te tolom''' (Nation of States) - USA - '''uasiton''' - Washington DC
:
*'''amelika mina''' - South Amerika
:


== Index ==
== Index ==

Revision as of 15:40, 25 December 2010


See also: Kala Lexicon

Arithmetic

Cardinal Numbers

  • 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 - (one) hundred
  • tle'o - (one) thousand
  • mue'o - ten thousand
  • kye'o - (one) hundred thousand
  • nte'o - (one) 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

Ordinal Numbers

  • ki- - ordinal prefix
Example : kisa'o - ninth (in a sequence)
Example : kiyanyepa'o - 508th

Fractions

  • 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]

Types of Numbers

  • ku - numeral, digit, number (n/v)
kun - numerical
  • ku kiso - cardinal (number basic)
  • ku makupu - complex
  • ku soto - even
  • ku henan - fractional
hena - fraction
  • ku ohe - imaginary
  • ku yeno - integer
  • x - irrational
  • ku katan - natural
  • ku ak - negative
  • x - odd
  • ku ki - ordinal
  • x - positive
  • x - prime
  • x - rational
  • x - real
  • ku nkun - reciprocal

Basic Operations

Additional Mathematical Concepts

Index

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