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|||||||||<font face=plain>This content is concerned <span title='Which is tpronounced /ˈʔekmɐ/'>‹ lekmae ›</span> [[Eighth_edition_lekma#%E2%80%B9%20lekmae%20%E2%80%BA|<span style=color:#000000>dictionary</span>]], which is the eighth version of <span title='/ˈʔekmɐ/'>‹ lekma ›</span>. <span title='Which is tpronounced /ˈʔekmɐ/'>‹ lekmae ›</span> is a variant that
|||||||||This content is concerned [[Eighth_edition_lekma#%E2%80%B9%20lekmae%20%E2%80%BA|<span style=color:#000000><span title='Which is pronounced /ˈʔekmɐ/'>‹ lekmae ›</span></span>]], which is pronounced /ˈʔekmɐ/'. The eighth version is variationing that the features of <span title='‹ lekma › /ˈʔekmɐ/ were many times revising custom dialect is overall private. To say few of that, it is a dialact specifical for the writer, manytimes revising so unable to represent, a sought derived language, mixture of dialacts of some certain real languages, directed to be themselves or to seek that what language be simple. Most things to think in mind, is that thing makes simple, is zero lexical morpheme, low amount of loaned words/origins, self generable lexemes, self centred syntax that uniqueness of syntax is innecessary. Though there are writing variants. They were ‹ ekm › / ‹ ekma › / ‹ lekma › / ‹ lkm › / ‹ lkme ›, ‹ lekmae ›.'> ‹ lekma ›</span> to make them private are though disabled.
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|rowspan=18|<br><span style=color:#ffffff>_</span><font face=plain>This content is drastically incomplete,<br><span style=color:#ffffff>__</span>items shall stepwisely be listed<br><br><span style=color:#ffffff>_</span>Content is written in the language,<br><span style=color:#ffffff>__</span>that is oversea language to the [[User:Neubalhhonn|<span style=color:#000000>writer</span>]]<br><span style=color:#ffffff>_</span>Although this content to write,<br><span style=color:#ffffff>__</span>is <span title='That is imaginary. An instance of that is some words that are away from this content.'>affected by the made culture</span><br><span style=color:#ffffff>_</span>[[User_talk:Neubalhhonn|<span style=color:#000000>User talk</span>]] is for commenting<br><br><span style=color:#ffffff>_</span><span title='Also white _ is filling in some places to align letters rightly.'>Notation</span> to write this, words, that braced by<br><span style=color:#ffffff>__</span><span title='space is vain when there is a side of board.'>‹ ›</span> is lekmae or lekma word, braced by<br><span style=color:#ffffff>__</span>" " is equivalent word in a sense of <br><span style=color:#ffffff>______</span>preceding word, words divided by<br><span style=color:#ffffff>__</span> / are cooccurrences<br>
<span style=color:#ffffff>__</span>.... is a certain quantity of words,<br><span style=color:#ffffff>__</span>---- is for that this seems impossible<br><br><span style=color:#ffffff>_</span><span title='Texts of hoverboxes are incritical talk.'>Hoverboxes</span> are on,<br><span style=color:#ffffff>__</span>seen when a pointer is over a word of that</font><br>
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|colspan=9|<font face=plain>the most features to make that private have been disabled. <span title='/ˈʔekmɐ/'>‹ lekma ›</span> were many times revising <span title='‹ lekma › is overall private. To say few of that, it is a dialact specifical for the writer, manytimes revising so unable to represent, a sought derived language, mixture of dialacts of some certain real languages, directed to be themselves or to seek that what language be simple. Most things to think in mind, is that thing makes simple, is zero lexical morpheme, low amount of loaned words/origins, self generable lexemes, self centred syntax that uniqueness of syntax is innecessary. Though there are writing variants. They were ‹ ekm › / ‹ ekma › / ‹ lekma › /  ‹ lkm › / ‹ lkme ›, ‹ lekmae ›.'>custom dialect</span>, word signifies
|colspan=9|<span title='/ˈʔekmɐ/'>‹ lekma ›</span> signifies any version of <span title='/ˈʔekmɐ/'>‹ lekma ›</span> practically, <span title='/ˈʔekmɐ/. Formally ‹ lekmaeneu › /ˈʔekmɐnäu̯/. They mean expressions of the written language who is a collection of a thousand of items. ‹ cvetaizue › is lettering of /kʉˈtɑɾʉt͡ʂy/, pronounced /kuˈtäi̯çiu̯/ in ‹ lekmae ›, meant Outlanders whose common language is ‹ lekmae › alongside their native tongue.'> ‹ lekmae ›</span> means the [[Eighth_edition_lekma#%E2%80%B9%20lekmae%20%E2%80%BA|<span style=color:#000000>eighth version</span>]] solely. This version is a bit more to a variant in that whose lexical items are cognisable to have been selfly supplied. Content to represent this is drastically incomplete, items shall stepwisely be listed. This is written in the language, that is oversea language to the [[User:Neubalhhonn|<span style=color:#000000>writer</span>]]. Although this content to write, is <span title='That is imaginary. An instance of that is some words that are away from this content.'>affected by the made culture</span>. [[User_talk:Neubalhhonn|<span style=color:#000000>User talk</span>]] is for commenting.
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|colspan=9|<font face=plain>any version of <span title='/ˈʔekmɐ/'>‹ lekma ›</span>, contrarily <span title='/ˈʔekmɐ/. Formally ‹ lekmaeneu › /ˈʔekmɐnäu̯/. They mean expressions of the written language who is a collection of a thousand of items. ‹ cvetaizue › is lettering of /kʉˈtɑɾʉt͡ʂy/, pronounced /kuˈtäi̯çiu̯/ in ‹ lekmae ›, meant Outlanders whose common language is ‹ lekmae › alongside their native tongue.'>‹ lekmae ›</span> means the [[Eighth_edition_lekma#%E2%80%B9%20lekmae%20%E2%80%BA|<span style=color:#000000>eighth version</span>]] solely. This version is a bit more to a variant in that
|||||||||Structure for <span title='/ˈʔekmɐ/'>‹ lekmae ›</span> is frame or diction, a diction composites two sets of words to <span title='A relational, preposition in a meaning, may at last of a description. In a set words, on latest noun is structural noun, in a time nouns end in time or place words. Adverbal descriptions in the meanings modify another descriptions. A description is a noun phrase of main word situates on last, modifier words precede. verb is either does or is or has, all that included so that all diction is this kind. 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", ›Theme is doing this / Theme has done this‹.'>mean</span> "Theme is doing that", or that kind. As words are in that frame,
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|colspan=9|<font face=plain>whose lexical items are cognisable to have been selfly supplied. Structure for <span title='/ˈʔekmɐ/'>‹ lekmae ›</span> is frame or diction,
|colspan=9|any set of beginning words in a diction turns to descriptive. That is when preceded by nothing, former set of words is descriptive "adjective". Thus latter set is theme since preceded by descriptive. Either of descriptive or thematic set might be away from diction when the other is still them from given contexts. <span title='It means for an incomplete set of words to have can modify their near to a words to modify is, to stabilise them momentally. A Word is nouns/a noun, a description, or a theme. having an objective noun, they look a noun, situates right after verb. A words or noun that has thematic role, their look is almost a set of words. thematic words may be right after descriptive words / sets of descriptive words. It is possible that a set of words is made of a word. Descriptive is for a near by thematic set to modify them. that may be from an other diction,  tends to have an abstract objective noun</span> that makes most of diction that makes most of diction.'>Diction</span> tends to be "<span title='It means also "descriptive set of words"-"thematic set of words".'>Verb-Object-Subject</span>". Diction closes right after a theme designated by ‹<span style=color:#ffffff>_</span> <span style=color:#ffffff>_</span>› "space/pause" after thematic set of words or toneme falls on thematic set of words or by the two all together, graphically ‹ // <span style=color:#ffffff>_</span>› "full stop".
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|colspan=9|<font face=plain>a diction composites two sets of words to <span title='A relational, preposition in a meaning, may at last of a description. In a set words, on latest noun is structural noun, in a time nouns end in time or place words. Adverbal descriptions in the meanings modify another descriptions. A description is a noun phrase of main word situates on last, modifier words precede. verb is either does or is or has, all that included so that all diction is this kind. 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", ›Theme is doing this / Theme has done this‹.'>mean</span> "Theme is doing that", or that kind. Since actual words are in the frame,
|||||||||Words have <span title='first objective word situates primarily right after verbs, this objective word is sole for a verb, they together modify a description. even 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.'>two categories, two subsets</span> before being a constituent of diction. Names of objects are nouns, this includes <span title='Relationals were "time-space" or "adverb", others are common nouns. denotes relations between objects'>relational noun</span>, rel. in short.
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|colspan=9|<font face=plain>any set of beginning words in a diction turns to descriptive. That is when preceded by nothing,
|colspan=9|Resulted nouns are also nouns. Names of motions are verbs, this includes <span title='Which is lexical descriptive. This includes linking verbs. when a stative verb is first words of an attributive, means unbound to next noun, they may modify a noun / words / thematic words. A lexical verb/sta. is a sole descriptive when modifying a set of words is the theme of diction.'>stative verb</span>, sta. in short. A set of verb-noun that verb is modifying noun, results in a noun. Every noun save for a noun right before a ‹<span style=color:#ffffff>_</span> <span style=color:#ffffff>_</span>› or ‹ / <span style=color:#ffffff>_</span>›/‹ // <span style=color:#ffffff>_</span>› is modifier to the latter next noun. This links nouns till <span title='between words are spaceless. degnated by a momental stop after lattermost nouns, lattermost nouns in a set of words are noun, unneed to have a word to modify.'>a noun</span> right before a ‹<span style=color:#ffffff>_</span> <span style=color:#ffffff>_</span>› or ‹ / <span style=color:#ffffff>_</span>›/‹ // <span style=color:#ffffff>_</span>› making a set of words. Set of words discussed early in these lines, has two way categorisations alternatively. Group name of persons who speak <span title='/ˈʔekmɐ/'>‹ lekmae ›</span> is <span title='/kuˈtäi̯çiu̯/.'>‹ cvetaizue ›</span>, which is pronounced /kuˈtäi̯çiu̯/.
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|colspan=9|<font face=plain>former set of words is descriptive or "adjective". Thus latter set is theme since preceded by descriptive.
|||||||||<span title='Also white _ is filling in some places to align letters rightly.'>Notation</span> to write this, fonts are modified. Words, that braced by <span title='space is vain when there is a side of board.'>‹ ›</span> is lekmae or lekma word, braced by " " is in a sense an equivalent word of preceding word.
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|colspan=9|<font face=plain>Either of descriptive or thematic set might be away from diction when the other is still them from the context.
|colspan=9|Words that divided by / are cooccurrences. .... is a certain quantity of words. ---- is for that this seems impossible. <span title='Texts of hoverboxes are incritical talk.'>Hoverboxes</span> are on, seen when a pointer is over a word of that.
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|colspan=9|<font face=plain><span title='It means for an incomplete set of words to have can modify their near to a words to modify is, to stabilise them momentally. A Word is nouns/a noun, a description, or a theme. having an objective noun, they look a noun, situates right after verb. A words or noun that has thematic role, their look is almost a set of words. thematic words may be right after descriptive words / sets of descriptive words. It is possible that a set of words is made of a word. Descriptive is for a near by thematic set to modify them. that may be from an other diction'>Diction  tends to have an abstract objective noun</span> that makes most of diction "<span title='It means also "descriptive set of words"-"thematic set of words".'>VerbObject/indirectObjectVerb-Agent/Subject</span>".
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|colspan=9|<font face=plain>Sign, ‹<span style=color:#ffffff>_</span> <span style=color:#ffffff>_</span>› "space" is after a set of words to designate an end of a set of words, intonation falls on a set of words
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|colspan=9|<font face=plain>is also to clarify them. ‹ / <span style=color:#ffffff>_</span>› "stop" is after a set to designate an end of diction, ‹ // <span style=color:#ffffff>_</span>› "full stop" is to designate
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|colspan=9|<font face=plain>an end of paragraph. The collocation of descriptive-theme is a complete set of "modifier-modifee".
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|||||||||<font face=plain>Words have <span title='first objective word situates primarily right after verbs, this objective word is sole for a verb, they together modify a description. even 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.'>two categories, two subsets</span> before being a constituent of diction. Names of objects are nouns,
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|colspan=9|<font face=plain>this includes <span title='Relationals were "time-space" or "adverb", others are common nouns. denotes relations between objects'>relational noun</span>, rel. in short. Resulted nouns are also nouns. Names of motions are verbs,
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|colspan=9|<font face=plain>this includes <span title='Which is lexical descriptive. This includes linking verbs. when a stative verb is first words of an attributive, means unbound to next noun, they may modify a noun / words / thematic words. A lexical verb/sta. is a sole descriptive when modifying a set of words is the theme of diction.'>stative verb</span>, sta. in short. A set of verb-noun that verb is modifying noun, results in a noun.
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|colspan=9|<font face=plain>Every noun save for a noun right before a ‹<span style=color:#ffffff>_</span> <span style=color:#ffffff>_</span>› or ‹ / <span style=color:#ffffff>_</span>›/‹ // <span style=color:#ffffff>_</span>› is modifier to the latter next noun. This links nouns till <span title='between words are spaceless. degnated by a momental stop after lattermost nouns, lattermost nouns in a set of words are noun, unneed to have a word to modify.'>a noun</span>
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|colspan=9|<font face=plain>right before a ‹<span style=color:#ffffff>_</span> <span style=color:#ffffff>_</span>› or ‹ / <span style=color:#ffffff>_</span>›/‹ // <span style=color:#ffffff>_</span>› making a set of words. Set of words discussed early in these lines,
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|colspan=9|<font face=plain>has two way categorisations alternatively. Groop name of persons who speak <span title='/ˈʔekmɐ/'>‹ lekmae ›</span> is <span title='/kuˈtäi̯çiu̯/.'>‹ cvetaizue ›</span>.
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|colspan=4|<center><font face=genova><span title='Vocalisation of the graphemes. That is basically phonemic realisation.'>Phonemes</span>
|colspan=4|<center><font face=plain><span title='Vocalisation of the graphemes. That is basically phonemic realisation.'>Phonemes</span>
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|colspan=2|<center><font face=genova>Graphemes
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|<font face=genova>proto-typical readings
|<font face=plain>proto-typical <br>reading
|<font face=genova>lexemes
|<font face=plain>lexemes
|<font face=genova>typical standard realisations
|<font face=plain>typical standard <br>realisation
|<font face=genova><span title='/kuˈtäi̯çiu̯/.'>‹ cvetaizue ›</span> realisations
|<font face=plain><span title='/kuˈtäi̯çiu̯/.'>‹ cvetaizue ›</span> <br>realisation
|<font face=genova><span title='/ˈʔekmɐ/'>‹ lekmae ›</span> side||<font face=genova><span title='original letter approximates, that is a made. originally colours may differenciate majuscule/minuscule, also for punctation. letter tracing the original. letter of numbers. Graphs of numbers are unphonemical..'>shared meanings with</span> <span title='/ˈʔekmɐ/'>‹ lekma ›</span>
|<font face=plain><span title='/ˈʔekmɐ/'>‹ lekmae ›</span> side||<font face=genova><span title='original letter approximates, that is a made. originally colours may differenciate majuscule/minuscule, also for punctation. letter tracing the original. letter of numbers. Graphs of numbers are unphonemical..'>shared meanings with</span> <span title='/ˈʔekmɐ/'>‹ lekma ›</span>
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|<font face=genova>tˢ||<font face=genova>'txx', 'xxt'||<font face=genova>t||<font face=genova>t
|<font face=plain>tˢ||<font face=plain>'txx', 'xxt'||<font face=plain>t||<font face=plain>t
|<font face=genova>T/t/E/e||<font face=genova>"zero", "minus one"
|<font face=plain>T/t/E/e||<font face=plain>"zero", "minus one"
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|<font face=genova>e||<font face=genova>'xex', 'xee'||<font face=genova>e||<font face=genova>ɐ
|<font face=plain>e||<font face=plain>'xex', 'xee'||<font face=plain>e||<font face=plain>ɐ
|<font face=genova>A/a, E/e, U/u, I/i, O/o, V/v, R/r, ´, `, ¨, ^||<font face=genova>"zero", "vowels"
|<font face=plain>A/a, E/e, U/u, I/i, O/o, V/v, R/r, ´, `, ¨, ^||<font face=plain>"zero", "vowels"
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|<font face=genova>eː||<font face=genova>'xéx', 'xei'||<font face=genova>ei̯||<font face=genova>äi̯
|<font face=plain>eː||<font face=plain>'xéx', 'xei'||<font face=plain>ei̯||<font face=plain>äi̯
|<font face=genova>L/l||<font face=genova>"sole"
|<font face=plain>L/l||<font face=plain>"sole"
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|<font face=genova>eɐ̯||<font face=genova>'xàx', 'xeà'|||<font face=genova>ei̯ɐ̯|||<font face=genova>eɐ̯
|<font face=plain>eɐ̯||<font face=plain>'xàx', 'xeà'|||<font face=plain>ei̯ɐ̯|||<font face=plain>eɐ̯
|<font face=genova>N/n||<font face=genova>"double"
|<font face=plain>N/n||<font face=plain>"double"
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|<font face=genova>äu̯||<font face=genova>'xêx', 'xeu', 'xkx'|||<font face=genova>äu̯|||<font face=genova>äu̯
|<font face=plain>äu̯||<font face=plain>'xêx', 'xeu', 'xkx'|||<font face=plain>äu̯|||<font face=plain>äu̯
|<font face=genova>M/m/R/r||<font face=genova>"three"
|<font face=plain>M/m/R/r||<font face=plain>"three"
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|<font face=genova>uɐ̯||<font face=genova>'xèx', 'xua'||<font face=genova>uɐ̯||<font face=genova>yɐ̯
|<font face=plain>uɐ̯||<font face=plain>'xèx', 'xua'||<font face=plain>uɐ̯||<font face=plain>yɐ̯
|<font face=genova>F/f||<font face=genova>"four"
|<font face=plain>F/f||<font face=plain>"four"
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|<font face=genova>ɑ||<font face=genova>'xax'||<font face=genova>ä||<font face=genova>ä, ɐ
|<font face=plain>ɑ||<font face=plain>'xax'||<font face=plain>ä||<font face=plain>ä, ɐ
|<font face=genova>D/d||<font face=genova>"five"
|<font face=plain>D/d||<font face=plain>"five"
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|<font face=genova>äɐ̯||<font face=genova>'xáx', 'xaa', 'xai', 'xäx', 'xlx'||<font face=genova>äi̯||<font face=genova>äi̯, äː
|<font face=plain>äɐ̯||<font face=plain>'xáx', 'xaa', 'xai', 'xäx', 'xlx'||<font face=plain>äi̯||<font face=plain>äi̯, äː
|<font face=genova>K/k||<font face=genova>"six"
|<font face=plain>K/k||<font face=plain>"six"
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|<font face=genova>ɐ̯ä||<font face=genova>'xäx', 'xea', 'xeä'||<font face=genova>e̯ä||<font face=genova>e̯ä
|<font face=plain>ɐ̯ä||<font face=plain>'xäx', 'xea', 'xeä'||<font face=plain>e̯ä||<font face=plain>e̯ä
|<font face=genova>H/h||<font face=genova>"seven"
|<font face=plain>H/h||<font face=plain>"seven"
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|<font face=genova>ɐ||<font face=genova>'xâx', 'xae', 'xax'||<font face=genova>ɐ||<font face=genova>ɐ
|<font face=plain>ɐ||<font face=plain>'xâx', 'xae', 'xax'||<font face=plain>ɐ||<font face=plain>ɐ
|<font face=genova>S/s||<font face=genova>"eight"
|<font face=plain>S/s||<font face=plain>"eight"
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|<font face=genova>i̯u||<font face=genova>'xux', 'xue'||<font face=genova>iu̯||<font face=genova>y
|<font face=plain>i̯u||<font face=plain>'xux', 'xue'||<font face=plain>iu̯||<font face=plain>y
|<font face=genova>Z/z||<font face=genova>"nine"
|<font face=plain>Z/z||<font face=plain>"nine"
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|<font face=genova>ii̯||<font face=genova>'xix', 'xie'||<font face=genova>iː||<font face=genova>i
|<font face=plain>ii̯||<font face=plain>'xix', 'xie'||<font face=plain>iː||<font face=plain>i
|<font face=genova>X/x||<font face=genova>"a graph"
|<font face=plain>X/x||<font face=plain>"a graph"
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|<font face=genova>o||<font face=genova>'xox', 'xoe'||<font face=genova>o||<font face=genova>ɐ̠ˀ
|<font face=plain>o||<font face=plain>'xox', 'xoe'||<font face=plain>o||<font face=plain>ɐ̠ˀ
|<font face=genova>B/b||<font face=genova>"ten", "extra one"
|<font face=plain>B/b||<font face=plain>"ten", "extra one"
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|<font face=genova>ou̯||<font face=genova>'xóx', 'xóe'||<font face=genova>oː||<font face=genova>o
|<font face=plain>ou̯||<font face=plain>'xóx', 'xóe'||<font face=plain>oː||<font face=plain>o
|<font face=genova>U/u/Ll||<font face=genova>"eleven", "extra two"
|<font face=plain>U/u/Ll||<font face=plain>"eleven", "extra two"
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|<font face=genova>u̯o||<font face=genova>'xòx', 'xòe'||<font face=genova>u̯o||<font face=genova>y̯o
|<font face=plain>u̯o||<font face=plain>'xòx', 'xòe'||<font face=plain>u̯o||<font face=plain>y̯o
|<font face=genova>A/a/Lt||<font face=genova>"twelve", "extra three"
|<font face=plain>A/a/Lt||<font face=plain>"twelve", "extra three"
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|<font face=genova>uu̯||<font face=genova>'xvx', 'xve'||<font face=genova>uː||<font face=genova>u
|<font face=plain>uu̯||<font face=plain>'xvx', 'xve'||<font face=plain>uː||<font face=plain>u
|<font face=genova><span title='these two are identical.'>‹<span style=color:#ffffff>_</span> <span style=color:#ffffff>_</span>›/‹<span style=color:#ffffff>_</span> <span style=color:#ffffff>_</span>›</span>||<font face=genova>"a space"
|<font face=plain><span title='these two are identical.'>‹<span style=color:#ffffff>_</span> <span style=color:#ffffff>_</span>›/‹<span style=color:#ffffff>_</span> <span style=color:#ffffff>_</span>›</span>||<font face=plain>"a space"
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|<font face=genova>u̯i||<font face=genova>'xrx', 'xui'||<font face=genova>ɰʲ||<font face=genova>ɰ̩ʲ
|<font face=plain>u̯i||<font face=plain>'xrx', 'xui'||<font face=plain>ɰʲ||<font face=plain>ɰ̩ʲ
|colspan=2 rowspan=12|<font face=genova> * c is a consonant. a is a vowel. <br>á is a vowel with a diacritic, that is a diphthong. <br>aa is a diphthong. e is phonemically a blank graph. <br>l is almost a blank graph. <br>A word may ether of ca, caa, cac, caac. <br>add a e to ca then cae, caa stays, <br>cac stays, substitute aa with á to caac. <br>l of lal/lál out of cac/caac may be written with "a space". <br>Large graph means this is a number, numbers after that are written <br>with a small graph, <br>this mode ends with a ‹ . › "decimal point". <br><br><font face=genova> ** It is allowed for anybody to mix dialects
|colspan=2 rowspan=12|<font face=plain> * c is a consonant. a is a vowel. <br>á is a vowel with a diacritic, that is a diphthong. <br>aa is a diphthong. e is phonemically a blank graph. <br>l is almost a blank graph. <br>A word may ether of ca, caa, cac, caac. <br>add a e to ca then cae, caa stays, <br>cac stays, substitute aa with á to caac. <br>l of lal/lál out of cac/caac <br>may be written with "a space". <br>Large graph means this is a number, <br>numbers after that are written <br>with a small graph, <br>this mode ends with a ‹ . › "decimal point". <br><br><font face=genova> ** It is allowed for anybody to mix dialects
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|<font face=genova>jʷ||<font face=genova>'lxx', 'xxl', <span title='Also ‹ ua ›, ‹ ea ›, ‹ uo ›, ‹ ui ›, ‹ ai ›, ‹ oi ›.'>'xxe'</span>||<font face=genova>ʔ||<font face=genova>ɰ
|<font face=plain>jʷ||<font face=plain>'lxx', 'xxl', <span title='Also ‹ ua ›, ‹ ea ›, ‹ uo ›, ‹ ui ›, ‹ ai ›, ‹ oi ›.'>'xxe'</span>||<font face=plain>ʔ||<font face=plain>ɰ
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|<font face=genova>n||<font face=genova>'nxx', 'xxn'||<font face=genova>n||<font face=genova>nˡ
|<font face=plain>n||<font face=plain>'nxx', 'xxn'||<font face=plain>n||<font face=plain>nˡ
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|<font face=genova>m̥||<font face=genova>'mxx', 'xxm'||<font face=genova>m||<font face=genova>m
|<font face=plain>m̥||<font face=plain>'mxx', 'xxm'||<font face=plain>m||<font face=plain>m
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|<font face=genova>v||<font face=genova>'fxx', 'xxf'||<font face=genova>f||<font face=genova>ʋ
|<font face=plain>v||<font face=plain>'fxx', 'xxf'||<font face=plain>f||<font face=plain>ʋ
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|<font face=genova>d̥||<font face=genova>'dxx', 'xxd'||<font face=genova>d||<font face=genova>t
|<font face=plain>d̥||<font face=plain>'dxx', 'xxd'||<font face=plain>d||<font face=plain>t
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|<font face=genova>øi̯, oi̯||<font face=genova>'xöx', 'xoi', 'xdx'||<font face=genova>øː||<font face=genova>u̯ei̯, u̯äi̯
|<font face=plain>øi̯, oi̯||<font face=plain>'xöx', 'xoi', 'xdx'||<font face=plain>øː||<font face=plain>u̯ei̯, u̯äi̯
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|<font face=genova>k, q||<font face=genova>'kxx', 'xxk' 'cxx', 'xxc'||<font face=genova>k||<font face=genova>x
|<font face=plain>k, q||<font face=plain>'kxx', 'xxk' 'cxx', 'xxc'||<font face=plain>k||<font face=plain>x
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|<font face=genova>ŋ̥||<font face=genova>'hxx', <span title='also long vowel of the equal quality is considered allophone of ‹ h ›'>'xxh'</span>||<font face=genova>ŋ||<font face=genova>ɳ
|<font face=plain>ŋ̥||<font face=plain>'hxx', <span title='also long vowel of the equal quality is considered allophone of ‹ h ›'>'xxh'</span>||<font face=plain>ŋ||<font face=plain>ɳ
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|<font face=genova>s̪||<font face=genova>'sxx', 'xxs'||<font face=genova>s||<font face=genova>s
|<font face=plain>s̪||<font face=plain>'sxx', 'xxs'||<font face=plain>s||<font face=plain>s
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|<font face=genova>t͡ʂ||<font face=genova>'zxx', 'xxz'||<font face=genova>ç||<font face=genova>ʂ
|<font face=plain>t͡ʂ||<font face=plain>'zxx', 'xxz'||<font face=plain>ç||<font face=plain>ʂ
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|<font face=genova>b̥||<font face=genova>'bxx', 'xxb'||<font face=genova>b||<font face=genova>b̥ⁿ
|<font face=plain>b̥||<font face=plain>'bxx', 'xxb'||<font face=plain>b||<font face=plain>b̥ⁿ
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|<font face=genova><sup>xxx</sup>/<sup>XX</sup>
|<font face=genova><sup>xxx</sup>/<sup>XX</sup>
|<font face=genova>code
|<font face=genova>code
|<font face=genova>language/country <span title='They may be ‹ ekm.neu ›, ‹ CT.sok › in usual writings.'>code from reality</span>. Formation was to pick if <span title='‹ lekmae ›'>‹ ekm ›</span>, <span title='‹ cvetaizue ›'>‹ CT ›</span> were reals then, <br>‹ <sup>ekm-CT</sup> › meant the "‹ lekmae › language spoken in <span title='/kuˈtäi̯çiu̯/.'>‹ cvetaizue ›</span>-land", also <span title='‹ lekmae ›-language'>‹ <sup>ekm.</sup>neu ›</span> meant ‹ lekmae › language, <span title='‹ cvetaizue ›-land'>‹ <sup>CT.</sup>sok ›</span> meant the "land of <span title='/kuˈtäi̯çiu̯/.'>‹ cvetaizue ›</span>".
|<font face=genova>language/country code from reality. Formation was, to pick if <span title='‹ lekmae ›'>‹ ekm ›</span>, <span title='‹ cvetaizue ›'>‹ CT ›</span> were reals then, <br>‹ <sup>ekm-CT</sup> › meant the "‹ lekmae › language spoken in <span title='/kuˈtäi̯çiu̯/.'>‹ cvetaizue ›</span>-land", also <span title='‹ lekmae ›-language'>‹ <sup>ekm.</sup>neu ›</span> meant ‹ lekmae › language, <span title='‹ cvetaizue ›-land'>‹ <sup>CT.</sup>sok ›</span> meant the "land of <span title='/kuˈtäi̯çiu̯/.'>‹ cvetaizue ›</span>".
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{| enova>X/x||<font face=genova><span title='This i
{| enova>X/x||<font face=genova><span title='This i
{| s a letter of xot.'>Xtd/xtd</span>||<font face=genova>----||<font face=genova><span title=<nowiki>'‹ X ›'</nowiki>>›x‹</span>
{| s a letter of xot.'>Xtd/xtd</span>||<font face=genova>----||<font face=genova><span title=<nowiki>'‹ X ›'</nowiki>>›x‹</span>
{| |- |colspan=7|<font face=genova><span style=color:#ffffff>__</span>Set of words in a diction is either descriptive set of words or thematic set of
{| words<br><span style=color:#ffffff>__</span>They are<br><span style=color:#ffffff>_______</span> description of theme | <span
{|  style=color:#ffffff>_</span> | modifee of description<br><span style=color:#ffffff>__</span>They serve for<br><span
{| style=color:#ffffff>______</span>description of a diction | <span style=color:#ffffff>_</span> | theme of a diction<br><span
{|  style=color:#ffffff>______</span>showing agent of verb | <span style=color:#ffffff>_</span> | agent of description<br><span
{| style=color:#ffffff>_</span>showing object/place of verb | <span style=color:#ffffff>_</span> | all speaking of things<br><br>
{| genova>*‹<span style=color:#ffffff>_</span> <span style=color:#fff
{| genova>*‹<span style=color:#ffffff>_</span> <span style=color:#fff
{| fff>_</span>›/‹<span style=color:#ffffff>_</span> <span style=color:#ffffff>_</span>›||<font face=genova>----||<font face=genova>a
{| fff>_</span>›/‹<span style=color:#ffffff>_</span> <span style=color:#ffffff>_</span>›||<font face=genova>----||<font face=genova>a
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{|agent agentive noun of transitive verb. ss same subject. v verb. .vi . .t theme: CV(C). (C)V(C) if it is a morpheme. hypothised
{|agent agentive noun of transitive verb. ss same subject. v verb. .vi . .t theme: CV(C). (C)V(C) if it is a morpheme. hypothised
{| features: A let. Words written in a letter are verbs. Written in two, prowords. Written in three if it ends in 'n' etc, words of two letter
{| features: A let. Words written in a letter are verbs. Written in two, prowords. Written in three if it ends in 'n' etc, words of two letter
{|  a morpheme. Written in three letters, any other, mostly nouns. Written in four, second may be a douplication of the first syllable, onomatopeias. x means any letter.  
{|  a morpheme. Written inuns. Written in four, second may be a douplication of the first syllable, onomatopeias. x means any letter.  
{|  h - ong x .  5678, 10, 11, 12. ae kln xls tve cam fír on lís süf bat nuin zek élf tvölf.  abbreviations, (such as gender in a language
{|  h - ong x .  5678, 10, 11, 12. ae kln xls tve cam fír on lís süf bat nuin zek élf tvölf.  abbreviations, (such as gender in a language
{| where the word does not show it  of canonical transCOM caseCBconverbDAT selc, case durat aspect, continuous aspectFINfinte FOCfocusINS, R,  
{| where the word does not show it  of canonical transCOM caseCBconverbDAT selc, case durat aspect, continuous aspectFINfinte FOCfocusINS, R,  
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{|  Made text Sampling ɐi̯t to call,
{|  Made text Sampling ɐi̯t to call,
{|  of it is what
{|  of it is what
{| Sign, ‹<span style=color:#ffffff>_</span> <span style=color:#ffffff>_</span>›
{| "space" is after a set of words to designate an end of a set of words, intonation falls on a set of words
{| is also to clarify them. ‹ / <span style=color:#ffffff>_</span>› "stop" is after a set to designate an end of diction, ‹ //
{| <span style=color:#ffffff>_</span>› "full stop" is to designate
{| |colspan=9|<font face=plain>an end of paragraph. The collocation of descriptive-theme is a complete set of "modifier-modifee".
{|  neaka fî èdn.
{|  neaka fî èdn.
{| a thousand of itemsTransitive
{| a thousand of itemsTransitive

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Abstract

This content is concerned ‹ lekmae ›, which is pronounced /ˈʔekmɐ/'. The eighth version is variationing that the features of ‹ lekma › to make them private are though disabled.
‹ lekma › signifies any version of ‹ lekma › practically, ‹ lekmae › means the eighth version solely. This version is a bit more to a variant in that whose lexical items are cognisable to have been selfly supplied. Content to represent this is drastically incomplete, items shall stepwisely be listed. This is written in the language, that is oversea language to the writer. Although this content to write, is affected by the made culture. User talk is for commenting.
Structure for ‹ lekmae › is frame or diction, a diction composites two sets of words to mean "Theme is doing that", or that kind. As words are in that frame,
any set of beginning words in a diction turns to descriptive. That is when preceded by nothing, former set of words is descriptive "adjective". Thus latter set is theme since preceded by descriptive. Either of descriptive or thematic set might be away from diction when the other is still them from given contexts. <span title='It means for an incomplete set of words to have can modify their near to a words to modify is, to stabilise them momentally. A Word is nouns/a noun, a description, or a theme. having an objective noun, they look a noun, situates right after verb. A words or noun that has thematic role, their look is almost a set of words. thematic words may be right after descriptive words / sets of descriptive words. It is possible that a set of words is made of a word. Descriptive is for a near by thematic set to modify them. that may be from an other diction, tends to have an abstract objective noun that makes most of diction that makes most of diction.'>Diction tends to be "Verb-Object-Subject". Diction closes right after a theme designated by ‹_ _› "space/pause" after thematic set of words or toneme falls on thematic set of words or by the two all together, graphically ‹ // _› "full stop".
Words have two categories, two subsets before being a constituent of diction. Names of objects are nouns, this includes relational noun, rel. in short.
Resulted nouns are also nouns. Names of motions are verbs, this includes stative verb, sta. in short. A set of verb-noun that verb is modifying noun, results in a noun. Every noun save for a noun right before a ‹_ _› or ‹ / _›/‹ // _› is modifier to the latter next noun. This links nouns till a noun right before a ‹_ _› or ‹ / _›/‹ // _› making a set of words. Set of words discussed early in these lines, has two way categorisations alternatively. Group name of persons who speak ‹ lekmae › is ‹ cvetaizue ›, which is pronounced /kuˈtäi̯çiu̯/.
Notation to write this, fonts are modified. Words, that braced by ‹ › is lekmae or lekma word, braced by " " is in a sense an equivalent word of preceding word.
Words that divided by / are cooccurrences. .... is a certain quantity of words. ---- is for that this seems impossible. Hoverboxes are on, seen when a pointer is over a word of that.

‹ lekmae ›

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every former-latter side by sides results in
latter
‹_ _› noun rel. verb sta.
former
‹_ _› ‹_ _› sta. noun / theme sta. / theme sta. / theme sta. / theme
noun noun words noun / noun words sta. / sta. words ---- sta. words
rel. sta. words noun sta. words ---- ----
verb sta. words noun ---- ---- ----
sta. sta. words noun sta. ---- ----
Phonemes
Graphemes
proto-typical
reading 		lexemes typical standard
realisation 		‹ cvetaizue ›
realisation 		‹ lekmae › side shared meanings with ‹ lekma ›
tˢ 'txx', 'xxt' t t T/t/E/e "zero", "minus one"
e 'xex', 'xee' e ɐ A/a, E/e, U/u, I/i, O/o, V/v, R/r, ´, `, ¨, ^ "zero", "vowels"
eː 'xéx', 'xei' ei̯ äi̯ L/l "sole"
eɐ̯ 'xàx', 'xeà' ei̯ɐ̯ eɐ̯ N/n "double"
äu̯ 'xêx', 'xeu', 'xkx' äu̯ äu̯ M/m/R/r "three"
uɐ̯ 'xèx', 'xua' uɐ̯ yɐ̯ F/f "four"
ɑ 'xax' ä ä, ɐ D/d "five"
äɐ̯ 'xáx', 'xaa', 'xai', 'xäx', 'xlx' äi̯ äi̯, äː K/k "six"
ɐ̯ä 'xäx', 'xea', 'xeä' e̯ä e̯ä H/h "seven"
ɐ 'xâx', 'xae', 'xax' ɐ ɐ S/s "eight"
i̯u 'xux', 'xue' iu̯ y Z/z "nine"
ii̯ 'xix', 'xie' iː i X/x "a graph"
o 'xox', 'xoe' o ɐ̠ˀ B/b "ten", "extra one"
ou̯ 'xóx', 'xóe' oː o U/u/Ll "eleven", "extra two"
u̯o 'xòx', 'xòe' u̯o y̯o A/a/Lt "twelve", "extra three"
uu̯ 'xvx', 'xve' uː u ‹_ _›/‹_ _› "a space"
u̯i 'xrx', 'xui' ɰʲ ɰ̩ʲ * c is a consonant. a is a vowel.
á is a vowel with a diacritic, that is a diphthong.
aa is a diphthong. e is phonemically a blank graph.
l is almost a blank graph.
A word may ether of ca, caa, cac, caac.
add a e to ca then cae, caa stays,
cac stays, substitute aa with á to caac.
l of lal/lál out of cac/caac
may be written with "a space".
Large graph means this is a number,
numbers after that are written
with a small graph,
this mode ends with a ‹ . › "decimal point".

** It is allowed for anybody to mix dialects
jʷ 'lxx', 'xxl', 'xxe' ʔ ɰ
n 'nxx', 'xxn' n nˡ
m̥ 'mxx', 'xxm' m m
v 'fxx', 'xxf' f ʋ
d̥ 'dxx', 'xxd' d t
øi̯, oi̯ 'xöx', 'xoi', 'xdx' øː u̯ei̯, u̯äi̯
k, q 'kxx', 'xxk' 'cxx', 'xxc' k x
ŋ̥ 'hxx', 'xxh' ŋ ɳ
s̪ 'sxx', 'xxs' s s
t͡ʂ 'zxx', 'xxz' ç ʂ
b̥ 'bxx', 'xxb' b b̥ⁿ
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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 measurement of 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 measurement of quantity. number/a number, every twelveth. this is a 'zero', fills the place now it is 'zero', placed before/after a <.> a number before this will be twelvefold.
‹ C ›/‹ c › quantity measurement of quantity. <xc>is a hundredfold <x> though, <xc> equals <xtt>, <C>/<c> in this sense is out of date.
‹ O ›/‹ o › quantity a measurement of 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 ›.
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samples
descriptions
‹ bbzo › a number ›29-fold-thousand‹
‹ See › number ›800‹. ‹ Seee. ›, ›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._
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N.
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D.
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/
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a
_D.
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'F
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‹ Aaaa,aaau › ninetyfive of twelve based number, ten based number of that is ‹ Zd. ›
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Vague conceptual tendency
± Construction Site

words

basical meaning thus words basical meaning thus words basical meaning thus words basical meaning thus
'txx' nothingess tei 'xex' outsideness 'xóx' 'xxt' a period xot
'lxx' openness,
filterless 		lek 'xéx' determinative sei 'xòx' 'xxl'
'nxx' encircle naz, naa 'xèx' 'xvx' through 'xxn' diminuitive
'mxx' 'xàx' 'xrx' representing
a letter of
'x' 		xui 'xxm' earthen
'fxx' 'xêx', 'xkx' 'xxf' tool sof
'dxx' 'xax', 'xâx' commoness laz 'xxd'
'kxx' solid shape kae 'xáx', 'xlx', 'xdx' verbal 'xxk'
'hxx' 'xäx' 'xxh'
'sxx' 'xux' 'xxs'
'zxx' 'xix' energetic 'xxz' individualness
'bxx' encycle bai 'xox' dome shape
of any size 		'xxb' wholeness
_ 'x' is any letter
signs
genres
notes
‹ ` ›
component
roundness quality
‹ ´ ›
component
palatal quality
‹ ¨ ›
component
quality
‹ . _›
signaliser decimal point of ‹ .a › 'that number is multiplied by first', <span title='‹ a › of ‹ .a _› is usually unwritten, this is applied without a signal of another way.'>‹ . › originates ‹ .a ›.
‹ . ›
signaliser multiplication, a number before <.>
is multiplied by a number after <.>
‹_ ' › signaliser ‹ ' › of ‹ 'x.... ›/‹ -'x.... ›, is a beginning of a negative number. a < > is before the signal.
‹ ' ›
signaliser 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, ‹ / _›/‹ // _›, 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 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 words/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.
‹_ _›
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 from reality. Formation was, to pick if ‹ ekm ›, ‹ CT › were reals then,
‹ ekm-CT › meant the "‹ lekmae › language spoken in ‹ cvetaizue ›-land", also ‹ ekm.neu › meant ‹ lekmae › language, ‹ CT.sok › meant the "land of ‹ cvetaizue ›".

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T E tei ....
L .... e .... a ....
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o ....
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lek lekmae ....
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N
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neu .... naa
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naz
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M ..... miaaaa F mae ....
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F ....
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D ....
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K ....
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H ....
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.... S
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sok ....
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Z ....
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.... B
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X x U A k / k k // k k ' k k - k k ' ' k Words are in their practical looks.
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