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The following sections are derived from ''Lexicography'', which serves to divide vocabulary into helpful sections. | The following sections are derived from ''Lexicography'', which serves to divide vocabulary into helpful sections. | ||
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== Animals == | |||
== Art == | |||
== Astronomy == | |||
== Body == | |||
== Buildings == | |||
== Clothing == | |||
== Color == | |||
According to Rosenfelder, Berlin and Kay say that color words emerge in a certain priority scheme, roughly related to the anatomy of human vision. ''Black'' is {{C2|חורת|חְוַרְת}} '''cwarþ''' (cognate to English ''swarthy''). ''White'' is {{C2|והית|וְהִית}} '''whiyþ''', almost the same. ''Red'' – the first color to emerge – is {{C2|רהוד|רְהֹוד}}. Next, languages have words for ''blue'' - {{C2|בלו|בְּלֵו}} '''bleu''', ''yellow'' - {{C2|גל|גֵל}} '''jel'''; and ''green'' - {{C2|גרוין|גְּרוין}}. Then comes ''brown''- {{C2|ברון|בְּרוּן}} '''brun'''. Finally, four colors tend to come late in a language: ''grey'' -- {{C2|גרי|גְּרֵי}} '''grey''', ''orange'' {{C2|אורג|אֹורֵנְג}} '''owrenj''', ''pink'' {{C2|רוז|רֹוז}} '''rowz''', and ''purple'' {{C2|פורפור|פֹּורפֹור}} '''porfor'''. | |||
''Color'' in general is {{C2|צבעה|צֵבַעֶה}} '''xevaŋěh'''. ''Crimson'' is found in the Bible - {{C2|ארגמן|אֵרְגֵּמֵן}} ''''argaman''', {{C2|תכלת|תְּכֵלֶת}} is violet, {{C2|שני|שֵנִי}} is scarlet. | |||
== Conflict == | |||
== Containers == | |||
== Dimensions == | |||
== Directions == | |||
== Efforts == | |||
== Elements == | |||
== Emotions == | |||
== Events == | |||
== Existence == | |||
== Food == | |||
== Government == | |||
== Grammar == | |||
== Kinship == | |||
== Knowledge == | |||
== Law == | |||
== Life == | |||
== Light == | |||
== Locatives == | |||
== Love == | |||
== Measurement == | |||
== Metals == | |||
== Mind == | |||
== Movement == | |||
== Nature == | |||
== Numbers == | |||
== Physical == | |||
== Physics == | |||
== Plants == | |||
== Possession == | |||
== Religion == | |||
== Shape == | |||
== Sensation == | |||
== Sex == | |||
== Sin == | |||
== Society == | |||
== Speech == | |||
== Substances == | |||
== Time == | |||
* year = {{C|גוירה}} | |||
* day = {{C|דגה}} | |||
* month = {{C|מנתה}} | |||
* tomorrow = {{C|מרגנה}} | |||
Christmas - {{C|נתליכה}} | |||
=== The Day === | |||
The Christian-day begins at ''dawn'' {{C|שחר}}. That stretch of time is ''morning'', {{C|בושק}}. This last until noon, which can be called {{C|מדדג}} or {{C|צהרים}}. | |||
evening {{C|ערבה}} | |||
=== The Week === | |||
* Sunday - {{C|סנין}} "sun's" vs {{C|יום־ראשון}} | |||
* Monday - {{C|מונדג}} "moon day" vs {{C|יום־ראשון}} | |||
* Tuesday - {{C|טויזדג}} "Tyr's day" vs {{C|יום־ראשון}} | |||
* Wednesday - {{C|גוודנזדג}} "Odin's day" vs {{C|יום־ראשון}} | |||
* Thursday - {{C|תנזדג}} "Thor's day" vs {{C|יום־ראשון}} | |||
* Friday - {{C|פרידג}} "Frei's day" vs {{C|יום־ראשון}} | |||
* Saturday - {{C|שחדג}} "washing day" vs {{C|שבת}} | |||
=== Months === | |||
The months of the year can be marked in a Christian or a Jewish way | |||
* January - {{C|פורמנת}} "fore-month" | |||
* February - {{C|סולמנת}} "mud month" | |||
* March - {{C|שנכמנת}} "lent/spring month" | |||
* April - {{C|גרסמנת}} "grass month" | |||
== | * May - {{C|בלומנת}} "flower month" | ||
* June - {{C|סמרמנת}} "summer month" | |||
* July - {{C|הוימנת}} "hay month" | |||
* August - {{C|ודמנת}} "vow month" | |||
* September - {{C|הרפמנת}} "harvest month" | |||
* October - {{C|וינמנת}} "wine month" | |||
* November - {{C|חליתמנת}} "slaughter month" | |||
* December - {{C|גולמנת}} "Yule month" | |||
=== Seasons === | |||
== Tools == | |||
== Trade == | |||
== Valuation == | |||
== War == | |||
== Water == | |||
== Work == | |||
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Revision as of 15:26, 5 December 2018
The following sections are derived from Lexicography, which serves to divide vocabulary into helpful sections.
Animals
Art
Astronomy
Body
Buildings
Clothing
Color
According to Rosenfelder, Berlin and Kay say that color words emerge in a certain priority scheme, roughly related to the anatomy of human vision. Black is חְוַרְת cwarþ (cognate to English swarthy). White is וְהִית whiyþ, almost the same. Red – the first color to emerge – is רְהֹוד. Next, languages have words for blue - בְּלֵו bleu, yellow - גֵל jel; and green - גְּרוין. Then comes brown- בְּרוּן brun. Finally, four colors tend to come late in a language: grey -- גְּרֵי grey, orange אֹורֵנְג owrenj, pink רֹוז rowz, and purple פֹּורפֹור porfor.
Color in general is צֵבַעֶה xevaŋěh. Crimson is found in the Bible - אֵרְגֵּמֵן 'argaman, תְּכֵלֶת is violet, שֵנִי is scarlet.
Conflict
Containers
Dimensions
Directions
Efforts
Elements
Emotions
Events
Existence
Food
Government
Grammar
Kinship
Knowledge
Law
Life
Light
Locatives
Love
Measurement
Metals
Mind
Movement
Nature
Numbers
Physical
Physics
Plants
Possession
Religion
Shape
Sensation
Sex
Sin
Society
Speech
Substances
Time
Christmas - נתליכה
The Day
The Christian-day begins at dawn שחר. That stretch of time is morning, בושק. This last until noon, which can be called מדדג or צהרים.
evening ערבה
The Week
- Sunday - סנין "sun's" vs יום־ראשון
- Monday - מונדג "moon day" vs יום־ראשון
- Tuesday - טויזדג "Tyr's day" vs יום־ראשון
- Wednesday - גוודנזדג "Odin's day" vs יום־ראשון
- Thursday - תנזדג "Thor's day" vs יום־ראשון
- Friday - פרידג "Frei's day" vs יום־ראשון
- Saturday - שחדג "washing day" vs שבת
Months
The months of the year can be marked in a Christian or a Jewish way
- January - פורמנת "fore-month"
- February - סולמנת "mud month"
- March - שנכמנת "lent/spring month"
- April - גרסמנת "grass month"
- May - בלומנת "flower month"
- June - סמרמנת "summer month"
- July - הוימנת "hay month"
- August - ודמנת "vow month"
- September - הרפמנת "harvest month"
- October - וינמנת "wine month"
- November - חליתמנת "slaughter month"
- December - גולמנת "Yule month"