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Revision as of 16:48, 14 October 2012

Sorting

This category could do with some sorting - are we using .png, .gif or .jpg image formats? I only ask because there are a few ideograms that exist in two of them at the same time:

Okay, I (Ethryn) think we're almost there! If you look below, you'll see we still have a couple of images for which there are no .png equivalents.

Also, just as a matter of interest:

  • Both 'BO' and 'BOD' mean 'dig'
  • Both 'GEK' and 'GEIK' mean 'write'

If this is intentional, then that's fine. If not... I leave it up to you.

Otherwise, brilliant!

For reference: (The meanings are got from filenames. If any are wrong, write a note at the bottom of this page, and I'll happily correct it)

.png meaning
A equal
AA sextuple
AC warden
AL copy
ALI ally
AN drown
AZU shine
BAS beg
BAV follow
BEL dispair
BIX sound
BO dig
BOD dig
BUM cast spell
CA hope
CAH smelt
CE find
COM have friendship
COS be comrade
CU do good
CUD be good
DA thank
DAL embrace
DE agree
DEE disagree
DER heal
DRO obliderate (obliterate!)
E quadruple
EE nonuple
EEX grow
EFA think
EN succede (suceed?)
ET move
Ev true
FAM harvest
FAR leave
FAS consume
FIJ throw
FO ascend
FOR forget
FRA burn
FUU shroud
.png meaning
GA come
GART protect
GEIK write
GEK write
GEL speak
GIC hatch
GOS scare
GUL hate
GUX come
H' lie
HA wait
HAAV follow the law
HE wait
HERS to be sick
HROTH win
I double
II septuple
IIM have a chance
IJ deny
IX force work
J' guard
JA choose
JE hypothesise
JI define
JIA compete
JO join
JOM marry
K' form
KEE ask
KEG read
KOF shrug
KYA stand
LA lose
LAK strike with sword
LAN meditate
LAT lose
LAZ survive
LE lead
LEE command
LEG listen
LER remember
LIM fly
LIIN care
LOS pay
LYR live
.png meaning
MA breed
MAAD learn
MAS steal
MEF teach
MER be below
MIL dive
MIN remind
MO ask
MUUL lie down
NA rise
NAME name
NAR fight
NE precede
NET relate
NI surround
NU negate
NYAR kill
NYEL fear
O quintuple
OC gasp
OF go downward
OG gasp
ON exist
OO decuple
OS multiply
PAC use
PIK strike with spear
PO help
QA who
QAA what
QE when
QI why
Qo where
Qu how
R want
RA do now
RAD finish
RAE love
RAF put
RAN guide
RIS begin
.png .jpg meaning
SAN done
SAW answer
SIB be sibling
SIG sign
SIL sleep
SIN do
SUD count
SUK strike with an axe
SUR to be tired
TAS take
TEN switch
TIS give
TOL trade
U triple
UU octople
UF be alone
VAB stem
WAR cut
WEF receive
WER send
WO honour
WOS to be hurt
WYN darken
XAA make solid
XARA ponder
XU possess
XYAA be solid
YA separate
YI oppose
Z' travel
ZAN paint
ZE reflect
ZED be strange
ZI smith
spacing
space
halfspace
empty
empty-half
other
root prefix
root suffix
.png
common
A
B
C
D
E
F
G
H
I
J
K
L
M
N
O
P
Q
R
S
T
U
V
W
X
Y
Z

Could some consensus be reached? -- Ethryn 15:46, 25 November 2010 (UTC)

You see, several people created ideograms. Daevaorn created first and he used png. Several other authors used gif and jpeg. I converted their ideograms to png with transparent background. But their original jpeg and gif files still exist. There are no links to them from Klyros Vocabulary but they do exist in wiki - I cannot delete them. --Grigori 16:04, 4 January 2011 (UTC)
That's perfectly fine, and as long as everyone's clear. Also, for future reference, if you mark stuff to be deleted with the template {{delete|(Reason for deletion)}}, then it will be automatically flagged for deletion next time a sysop logs on. -- Ethryn 18:52, 14 December 2011 (UTC)

About similar meanings

BO means "to dig", moving soil for...planting? , BOD refers to extracting useful materials, "to mine". A bit stretched, perhaps. Also there's a subtle difference between GEK= write and GEIK=write one's thoughts. There was a specific need at the time of introduction, I guess. I'd say we could leave meanings unaltered, at least for now. --Boeven 02:30, 11 October 2012 (CEST)