Eighth edition lekma

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‹ lekmae ›

This content is about the eighth version of ‹ lekma › which signifies disprivate version which is spelt ‹ lekmae ›. ‹ lekma › is revising 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. __About selfly applied structure that ‹ lekmae › word is, categorised in two, nouns or verbs. Names of objects is lexical noun,
__n. in short. Relational noun, is the subset, denotes relations of objects, rel. in short. That n. plus resulted n. are nouns. Also names of motions is lexical verb, v. in short.
A lexical verb objectivises their latter next noun to be a resulted noun for them. Stative verb, sta. in short, is the subset. Which is lexical descriptive,
means unbound to the next noun, they may modify a noun/words includes thematic words. Them plus resulted sta. are descriptives.
Every word/noun modifies their latter next noun. This links nouns till lattermost noun makes a set of noun/words, between nouns are spaceless.
It is possible that a set of words is made of a word in a diction. A set of words is incomplete save for noun words, still modifies a latter word/words.
A phrase end in rel. is resulted stative verb, can modify their latter next words 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,
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Diction / Two or more sets of words is a frame, a diction composites a descriptive words.
A thematic words may be right after descriptive words / A set of descriptive words.
‹ / _›/‹ // _› designates an end of a diction visually. Any phrase that beginning words of a diction turns
to descriptive. Diction is sum of ›words-second.words.is.theme.which.framework.designates‹
plus ›does/is/has-which.supplies.from.framework.that.is.invariant.for.when‹
plus ›words-first.words.is.descriptive.which.is.qualifier.of.thing.that.their.theme.does‹,
so diction basically means ›Theme is doing this / Theme has done this‹.
Adding to that, any longer paragraph is indifferent from sets of dictions in ‹ lekmae ›.
graphemes _lexicals_ meaning
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
---
›x‹
*‹_ _›/‹_ _
---
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
---
---
‹ e ›
e
ɐ
---
‹ é ›
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
i
also ‹ ie ›
‹ o ›
o
o
ɐ
---
‹ ó ›
ou̯
o
---
‹ ò ›
u̯o
u̯o
y̯o
also ‹ uo ›
‹ v ›
uu̯
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
---
‹ f ›
v
f
ʋ
also <v>
‹ d ›
d
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 ›
s
s
---
‹ z ›
t͡ʂ
ç
ʂ
---
‹ b ›
b
---
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
˄_
_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
‹ ` ›
---
roundness quality
‹ ´ ›
---
palatal quality
‹ ¨ ›
---
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
‹ ' ›
separator boundary in a set word, ‹ '›/‹' › or 'on sides of a word when spaced' this ‹'› is usually unwritten.
‹ / _
separator end of phrases/a diction, comma in a sense. ‹_ _›/‹/ › of ‹/ › is unwritten when there is a side of board.
‹ . _
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 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
---
addition ‹Xxx›/‹'xxx› is multiplied by quantities/units after ‹ . ›
---
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‹.