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== ‹ lekmae › ==
<h2>‹ lekmae ›</h2>
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|||||||||||This content is about the eighth version of <span title='/ˈʔekmɐ/'>‹ lekma ›</span> which signifies disprivate version of <span title='/ˈʔekmɐ/'>‹ lekma ›</span> spelt <span title='/ˈʔekmɐ/'>‹ lekmae ›</span>. <span title='/ˈʔekmɐ/'>‹ lekma ›</span> is revising <span title=<nowiki>'This ‹ lekma › is private over all. This is a sought derived language, mixture of dialacts of some certain real languages, designed specifically for the writer. Directed to be themselves or to seek that what language be simple. Most things to think in mind, that makes simple is, zero lexical morpheme, low amount of loaned words/origins, self generable lexemes, self centred syntax that uniqueness of syntax is innecessary.'</nowiki>>custom dialects</span>.||
|||||||||||This content is about the eighth version of <span title='/ˈʔekmɐ/'>‹ lekma ›</span> which signifies disprivate version of <span title='/ˈʔekmɐ/'>‹ lekma ›</span> spelt <span title='/ˈʔekmɐ/'>‹ lekmae ›</span>. <span title='/ˈʔekmɐ/'>‹ lekma ›</span> is <span title=<nowiki>'This ‹ lekma › is overall private. revising This is a sought derived language, mixture of dialacts of some certain real languages, designed specifically for the writer. Directed to be themselves or to seek that what language be simple. Most things to think in mind, that makes simple is, zero lexical morpheme, low amount of loaned words/origins, self generable lexemes, self centred syntax that uniqueness of syntax is innecessary.'</nowiki>>custom dialects</span>.||
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|||colspan=5|This eighth is a variation though, a bit more to the other versions in that lexical items of ‹ lekmae › are cognisable to have selfly been supplied. <span title=<nowiki>'/ˈʔekmɐ/. Though there are writing variants, varies solely in the writing. They were ‹ ekm ›, ‹ ekma ›, ‹ lekma ›, ‹ lekmae ›.'</nowiki>>‹ lekma ›</span> signifies any version,||
|||colspan=5|This eighth is a variation though, a bit more to the other versions in that lexical items of ‹ lekmae › are cognisable to have selfly been supplied. <span title=<nowiki>'/ˈʔekmɐ/. Though there are writing variants, varies solely in the writing. They were ‹ ekm ›, ‹ ekma ›, ‹ lekma ›, ‹ lekmae ›.'</nowiki>>‹ lekma ›</span> signifies any version,||
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|||colspan=5|<span title=<nowiki>'/ˈʔekmɐ/. Formally ‹ lekmaeneu › /ˈʔekmɐnäu̯/. They mean expressions of the written language who is a collection of a thousand of items. Kutarutchu /kʉˈtɑɾʉt͡ʂy/ meant Outlanders, whose common language is ‹ lekmae › alongside of their native tongue. ‹ cvetaizue › /kuˈtäi̯çy/ is their ‹ lekmae › name.'</nowiki>>‹ lekmae ›</span> solely means <span title='https://linguifex.com/wiki/Eighth_edition_lekma'>eighth version</span>. <span style=color:#ffffff>__</span> About the supplied structure that <span title='/ˈʔekmɐ/'>‹ lekmae ›</span> selfly is, word is <span title='Every concept may have supercategory conceptual names of thing names.'>categorised</span> in two, nouns or verbs. Names of objects is lexical noun,||
|||colspan=5|<span title=<nowiki>'/ˈʔekmɐ/. Formally ‹ lekmaeneu › /ˈʔekmɐnäu̯/. They mean expressions of the written language who is a collection of a thousand of items. Kutarutchu /kʉˈtɑɾʉt͡ʂy/ meant Outlanders, whose common language is ‹ lekmae › alongside of their native tongue. ‹ cvetaizue › /kuˈtäi̯çy/ is their ‹ lekmae › name.'</nowiki>>‹ lekmae ›</span> solely means <span title='https://linguifex.com/wiki/Eighth_edition_lekma'>eighth version</span>. <span style=color:#ffffff>__</span> Supplied structure that for <span title='/ˈʔekmɐ/'>‹ lekmae ›</span> word is a diction or a frame composites two sets of words, either foremer, that of descriptive or latter, that of theme is optional. <span title='Every concept may have supercategory conceptual names of thing names.'>Two categories</span> for words, nouns or verbs. Names of objects is noun.||
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|||colspan=5|<span style=color:#ffffff>__</span>n. in short. <span title='Relationals  that were locative or adverbs in a sense, others are common nouns. end in a relation  is considered a stative verb'>Relational noun</span>, is the subset, denotes relations of objects, rel. in short. That n. plus resulted n. are nouns. Also <span title=<nowiki>'Of first objective word situates primarily right after verbs, this objective word is sole for a verb, they together modify a description. Same set shares minimal length of time, this may be though the determination based the meaning of word, unique to this, ›be-verb‹ is a noun. longness for nouns, semi long for relationals, semi short for relationals, shortness for verbs. towards something.'</nowiki>>names of motions</span> is lexical verb, v. in short.||
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|||colspan=5|<span title='Relationals were ›time-space‹ or ›adverb‹, others are common nouns. end in a relation is considered a stative verb'>Relational noun</span>, is the subset, denotes relations of objects, rel. in short. resulted noun are also nouns. Also <span title=<nowiki>'Of first objective word situates primarily right after verbs, this objective word is sole for a verb, they together modify a description. Same set shares minimal length of time, this may be though the determination based the meaning of word, ›be-verb‹ is a noun. longness for nouns, semi long for relationals, semi short for relationals, shortness for verbs. towards something.'</nowiki>>names of motions</span> is verb.||
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|||colspan=5|A set of words that verb objectivises latter next noun is a resulted noun. <span title=<nowiki>'This is ›adjective‹. This includes linking verbs. when a stative verb is first words of an attributive.'</nowiki>>Stative verb</span>, sta. in short, is the subset. Which is lexical descriptive, means unbound to next noun,||
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|||colspan=5|they may modify a <span title=<nowiki>'basically a noun words though. when so ‹ - › is between that words so that set of words are tied.'</nowiki>>noun / words / thematic words</span>. Them plus resulted sta. are descriptives. <span style=color:#ffffff>__</span> Every noun modifies their latter next noun. This links nouns till <span title=<nowiki>'Though unfullly degnated by a momental stop after lattermost nouns, lattermost nouns in a set of words are noun, unneed to have a word to modify.'</nowiki>>lattermost noun</span>||
|||colspan=5|they may modify a <span title=<nowiki>'basically a noun words though. when so ‹ - › is between that words so that set of words are tied.'</nowiki>>noun / words / thematic words</span>. Them plus resulted sta. are descriptives. <span style=color:#ffffff>__</span> Every noun modifies their latter next noun. This links nouns till <span title=<nowiki>'degnated by a momental stop after lattermost nouns, lattermost nouns in a set of words are noun, unneed to have a word to modify.'</nowiki>>lattermost noun</span>||
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Revision as of 14:12, 10 March 2021

‹ lekmae ›

This content is about the eighth version of ‹ lekma › which signifies disprivate version of ‹ lekma › spelt ‹ lekmae ›. ‹ lekma › is custom dialects.
This eighth is a variation though, a bit more to the other versions in that lexical items of ‹ lekmae › are cognisable to have selfly been supplied. ‹ lekma › signifies any version,
‹ lekmae › solely means eighth version. __ Supplied structure that for ‹ lekmae › word is a diction or a frame composites two sets of words, either foremer, that of descriptive or latter, that of theme is optional. Two categories for words, nouns or verbs. Names of objects is noun.
Relational noun, is the subset, denotes relations of objects, rel. in short. resulted noun are also nouns. Also names of motions is verb.
A set of words that verb objectivises latter next noun is a resulted noun. Stative verb, sta. in short, is the subset. Which is lexical descriptive, means unbound to next noun,
they may modify a noun / words / thematic words. Them plus resulted sta. are descriptives. __ Every noun modifies their latter next noun. This links nouns till lattermost noun
that makes a set of words, between nouns are spaceless. It is possible that a set of words is made of a word. A set of words is incomplete save for words end in noun,
still modifies a latter word/words. A set of words end in rel. is resulted stative verb, can modify their near to words that may beyond spaces/dictions.
____ about this dictionary
_concerning lekmae which is pronounced /ˈʔekmɐ/
_documentation is drastically incomplete
_a thousand lexical items will be listed in years
_content is written in the language,
_that is a language of outer lands to the writer
_also the made culture has affected the writtng
_notations to write this content,
_.... _is certain quantity of text,
_‹ ›-braced text _is lekmae or lekma word,
_›‹-braced text _is equivalent words in a sense,
_words divided by / _is cooccurrences,
_--- _is for that this seems impossible,
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_A text, All that texts of hoverboxes are incritical talk.
_appears when a pointer is over this word of hoverbox_
descriptive. A thematic words may
be right after descriptive words / sets of descriptive words. ‹ / _›/‹ // _› designates an end of a diction visually.
Any words that beginning of a diction turns to descriptive. Diction is summation of ›second.words.is.theme.
which.framework.designates‹ plus ›does/is/has-which.supplies.from.framework.that.is.invariant.for.when‹
plus ›first.words.is.descriptive.which.framework.designates.that.is.to.qualify.thing.that.theme.does‹,
so a diction basically means ›Theme is doing this / Theme has done this‹.
Adding to that, longer paragraph is indifferent from sets of dictions in ‹ lekmae ›.
graphemes _lexicals_ meanings
original approximate graphs
E/e
 Etd/etd every zeroth a ›zero‹, also ‹ T ›
*A/a
/
 quality ›qualifier of vowels‹, also ‹ A ›
L/l
 Ltd/ltd every first a ›vertical line‹
N/n
 Ntd/ntd every second tied a ›vertical lines‹
M/m
 Mtd/mtd every third tied three ›vertical lines‹
F/f
 Ftd/ftd every fourth two set of ›vertical lines‹
D/d
 Dtd/dtd every fifth a ›block‹
K/k
 Ktd/ktd every sixth two set of ›nook‹, also a ›flipped k‹
H/h
 Htd/htd every seventh 'ᛖ'
S/s
 Std/std every eighth ›Ⲽ'
Z/z
 Ztd/ztd every nineth ›ⴵ'
B/b
 Btd/btd every tenth ›two blocks‹
X/x
 Xtd/xtd
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 ›x‹
*‹_ _›/‹_ _›
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 a space a ›boundary‹ between words
____ X/x means to 'majuscule'/'minuscule'. *that letter is unprobable. About letter <X>/<x>, it is suppliment.
_A majuscule substitutes for a <X>. A minuscule substitutes for a <x>._
phonemes tense-usual-lax
side notes
‹ t ›
t
t
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‹ e ›
eː
e
ɐ
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‹ é ›
eː
ei̯
ei̯
---
‹ è ›
---
uɐ̯
yɐ̯
 also <ua>
‹ a ›
ɑ
ä
ä
---
‹ á ›
äɐ̯
äi̯
äː
 also ‹ aa ›/‹ ai ›/‹ ä ›
‹ à ›
ɐ̯ä
e̯ä
---
 also ‹ ea ›
‹ â ›
---
ɐ
ɐ
 also ‹ ae ›/‹ a ›
‹ u ›
i̯u
y
iu̯
---
‹ i ›
ii̯
iː
i
 also ‹ ie ›
‹ o ›
o
o
ɐ
---
‹ ó ›
ou̯
oː
o
---
‹ ò ›
u̯o
u̯o
y̯o
 also ‹ uo ›
‹ v ›
uu̯
uː
u
 ‹ v › of ‹ 'xvx' ›, also ‹ ve ›
‹ r ›
u̯i
ɨ
---
 ‹ r › of ‹ 'xrx' ›, also ‹ ui ›
‹ l ›
ɥ
ʔ
ɰ
 also 'zero phoneme', ‹ e › of ‹ 'xxe' ›
‹ l ›
---
äi̯
---
 ‹ l › of ‹ 'xlx' ›, also ‹ ai ›/‹ ä ›
‹ n ›
n
n
l
 also ‹ n ›
‹ m ›
m
m
m̥
---
‹ f ›
v
f
ʋ
 also <v>
‹ d ›
d
d̥
t
---
‹ d ›
øi̯
øː
u̯ei̯
 ‹ d › of ‹ 'xdx' ›, also ‹ oi ›/‹ ö ›
‹ k ›
k
k
x
 also ‹ C ›/‹ c ›
‹ k ›
---
äu̯
---
 ‹ k › of ‹ 'xkx' ›, also ‹ eu ›/‹ ê ›
‹ h ›
ŋ̥
ŋ
ɳ
 also ‹ h › of ‹ 'xxh' ›
‹ s ›
s̪
s
s
---
‹ z ›
t͡ʂ
ç
ʂ
---
‹ b ›
b̥
b
b̥
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signs
meanings
notes
‹ X › number A larger letter, also 'a negative number sign', designates this is a beginning of number, which ends till a < >/<. >. <Xxx>/<'xxx>/<Xx>/<'xx>/<X>/<'x> is a positional system of decimal. First <X>/<x> of <Xxx>/<'xxx> is a hundredfold since two <x> afters. First <X>/<x> of <Xx>/<'xx>/is a tenfold since a <x> afters. First <X>/<x> of <X>/<'x> is their numbers.
‹ E ›/‹ e › number a quantity number this is a 'zero', fills the place, the place is 'zero', a number before this will be tenfold. '1 000' is <Ett>. <E> may be a lot of 'zero' in a row. <E> is on beginning of a fraction number.
‹ T ›/‹ t › quantity a quantity number/a number, a 'ten'/'every tenth'. this is a 'zero', fills the place now it is 'zero', placed before/after a <.> a number before this will be tenfold.
‹ C ›/‹ c › quantity <xc>is a hundredfold <x> though, <xc> equals <xtt>, <C>/<c> in this sense is out of date.
‹ O ›/‹ o › quantity a quantity number, a 'thousand'. quantity is a measure word. this is a 'thousand', placed after a <.>, a number before this will be thousandfold. <x> of <.xo> means an amount, a number right before <.> is <x>-much-thousandfolds. <xxx....xo> would be addition of ‹ x › ‹ x › ‹ x ›....‹ x ›.
‹ k .... k › sign ‹ K › in formation ‹ k .... k › is a parentheses, ‹ ka .... ak ›, ‹ ke .... ek ›, ‹ ko .... ok ›.
samples
descriptions
‹ bbzo › a number ›29-fold-thousand‹
‹ See › number ›800‹. ‹ Seee. ›/‹ Sttt. › ›8 000‹ equals ‹ S.o ›.
‹ L.fo › ›first-multiplication-fourthousandfold‹ would be number '1 000 000 000 000'.
‹ N.do Dst Stn Fnk Mzz Dlh. Emk'' L.bo ›/
‹ N.do Dst.fo Stn.mo Fnk.no Mzz.o Dlh.a-Emk'' L.bo ›		 A set of numbers, 2 580 802 426 399 517.000000000000000000000000000036
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‹ H'ett'ett'dse. _›/‹ H.mo'E'dse. _› A number 7 000 000 580.
‹ M.-N./ D. doz// › A number of, 3 plus 2 equals 5
‹ a D./ doz Z- 'F o M.-N.// › A number of, 5 equals 9 minus 4 or 3 plus 2
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_M._
-'
N.
/
D.
_doz
/
e
a
_D.
/
_doz
_Z_
-'
'F
o
_M._
-'
N.
//
˅
 When sole diction is vertically written, though supposedly more merginless between words.
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signs
genres
notes
‹ ` ›
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 roundness quality
‹ ´ ›
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 palatal quality
‹ ¨ ›
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 quality
‹ . _›
 signal decimal point of <.a> 'that number is multiplied by first', <. > originates <.a>.
‹ . ›
 signal Multiplication, a number before <.>
is multiplied by a number after <.>
‹_ ' ›
 signal ‹ ' › of ‹ 'x.... ›/‹ -'x.... ›, is a beginning of a negative number. a < > is before the signal.
‹ ' ›
 signal X of <X' >/<Xx....'>/<Xa >/<Xx....a> have the common quantity. a ‹ › afters.
‹ '' _›
 division ‹ ....x'' X.... ›/‹ ....x'' 'x.... ›, a number before ‹ '' _›
is divided by a number after ‹ '' _›, a ‹ › afters.
‹_ _›
 addition add the numbers/words, ‹ / _›/‹ // _›,
‹ - ›
 addition also ›a space‹, addition when their units are mutual, words with links is spaceless between words, ‹ - › may divides eight or more words uncutting the links
‹ ' ›
 separator boundary in a set word, ‹ '›/‹' › or 'on sides of a word when spaced' this ‹'› is usually unwritten.
‹ / _›
 separator end of words/a diction, ›comma‹. ‹_ _›/‹/ › of ‹/ › is unwritten when there is a side of board. is noun, or a close of a diction / a thematic words
‹ . _›
 separator end of a phrase/addition, ‹ ›/‹/ › of ‹/ › is unwritten when there is a line break or a side of writing board. a ‹ › afters.
‹ // _›
 separator end of dictions, full stop in a sense. a ‹ › afters. ‹_ _› of ‹ // _› is unwritten when a board side instead.
‹ ›
 separator momental stop after a word/words degnates foremer next word is a lattermost word, an ›intonation‹ or ›a side‹ meant a boundary between words
‹_ _›
 addition 'a space' means basically addition, this is applied without a signal of another way, when their units are mutual, add the numbers/words
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 addition ‹Xxx›/‹'xxx› is multiplied by quantities/units after ‹ . ›
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 addition 'little loudnesses' are on themes, this inadequately distinguishes a theme from phrases in a diction
xxx/XX code language/country code of reality. Formation was to pick if ‹ ekm ›, ‹ CT › were real things then,
‹ ekm-CT › is the ›‹ lekmae › language spoken in ‹ Kutarutchu ›-land‹, also ‹ ekm.neu › is ‹ lekmae › language, ‹ CT.sok › is the ›land of Kutarutchu‹.
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