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==Toki Pona== | |||
===Etymology=== | |||
English: money < Proto-Germanic: fehu; livestock. Created by Sonja Lang pre-pu. | |||
===Pronunciation=== | |||
(''Toki Pona'') [[Guide:IPA|IPA]]: /ˈma.ni/ | |||
===Content Word=== | |||
'''mani''' | |||
# cash, money, wealth, large domestic animal | |||
# cost, credit, earn, fund, value | |||
# monetary, fiscal, valuable | |||
====Notes ==== | |||
mani speaks to things used in trade, such as fiat money, livestock, spices, or anything else being framed as a tool of bartering. anything can be mani, but by using mani for it you're throwing most of its other qualities to the side. For example, if I use mani to describe coriander, I am framing its culinary usage as irrelevant. I do not care if it will be cooked with. I only care that it will be used in an exchange. | |||
[[Category:Toki Pona content words]] [[Category:Toki Pona words]] | |||