Dictionary

This is the dictionary for the Trilangle Vocabulary Extension. Visit its homepage for information about its phonology, orthography, and morphology rules.

Words are grouped by their semantic family and their heading is the word with the lowest arity. For example, ᑯᐃ love and ᑯᐃᕑ to love share a family, and its heading is ᑯᐃ because it is 1-place whereas ᑯᐃᕑ is 3-place. Words prefixed with an asterisk * is either debated or nonexistent and should not be used in practice.

ᐁᐅᐃᐊ - Trilangle

  1. ᐁᐅᐃᐊ /eoia/ - trilangle(x); x is Trilangle.
  2. ᐁᐅᐃᐊᒾ /eoiam/ - use.trilangle(e, x); e is an event of x using Trilangle
  3. ᐁᐅᐃᐊᕑ /eoiar/ - trilangle(e, x, y); e is an event of x describing y with Trilangle. Alternatively, e is an event of x is Trilangling y.

ᐁᐨᗕ - sun

  1. ᐁᐨᗕ /etswa/ - sun(x); x is a sun.
  2. ᐁᐨᗕᒾ /etswam/ - sun(e, x); e is an event of x being a sun.
  3. *ᐁᐨᗕᕑ /etswar/ - *sun(e, x, y); ???.

ᐃᒥ - me

  1. ᐃᒥ /imi/ - me(x); x is me.
  2. ᐃᒥᒾ /imim/ - me(e, x); e is an event of x being me.
  3. *ᐃᒥᕑ /imir/ - *me(e, x, y); ???

ᐃᔭ - you

  1. ᐃᔭ /ija/ - you(x); x is you.
  2. ᐃᔭᒾ /ijam/ - you(e, x); e is an event of x being you.
  3. *ᐃᔭᕑ /ijar/ - *you(e, x, y); ???

ᐃᓴᗒ - greeting

  1. ᐃᓴᗒ /isawo/ - greeting(x); x is a greeting.
  2. ᐃᓴᗒᒾ /isawom/ - greet(e, x); e is an event of x being a greeting.
  3. ᑯᐃᕑ /isawor/ - greet(e, x, y); e is an event of x greeting y.

ᑯᐃ - love

  1. ᑯᐃ /koi/ - love(x); x is (the concept of) love.
  2. ᑯᐃᒾ /koim/ - love(e, x); e is an event of x being (the concept of) love.
  3. ᑯᐃᕑ /koir/ - love(e, x, y); e is an event of x loving y.

ᒪᒪ - mother

  1. ᒪᒪ /mama/ - mother(x); x is the concept of a mother.
  2. ᒪᒪᒾ /mamam/ - mother(x); e is an event of x being the concept of a mother.
  3. ᒪᒪᕑ /mamar/ - mother(e, x, y); e is an event of x being y's mother.

ᓴᒧ - use

  1. ᓴᒧ /samo/ - use(x); x is (the concept of) using.
  2. ᓴᒧᒾ /samom/ - use(e, x); e is an event of x being (the concept of) using.
  3. ᓴᒧᕑ /samor/ - use(e, x, y); e is an event of x using y.

ᒋᐣᗧ - dry

  1. ᒋᐣᗧ /tsinta/ - dry(x); x is dry.
  2. ᒋᐣᗧᒾ /tsintam/ - dry(e, x); e is an event of x being dry.
  3. ᒋᐣᗧᕑ /tsintar/ - dry(e, x, y); e is an event of x drying y.

ᗢᔦ - clothes

  1. ᗢᔦ /tʼeje/ - clothes(x); x is clothes.
  2. ᗢᔦᒾ /tʼejem/ - clothes(x); e is an event of x being clothes.
  3. ᗢᔦᕑ /tʼejer/ - clothes(e, x, y); e is an event of x clothing y. Alternatively, e is an event of x being the clothes worn by y.