krtisfranks wrote: > gleki wrote: > > krtisfranks wrote: > > > Can we specify the more exact shape/pattern/frequency/waveform of the > > > zigzag by having a second terbri here? > > > > > > By the way, the use of the word "line" in (paraphrasing) "line with a > > > zigzag shape" is rather... unpleasant. Perhaps we should just > > say: > > > "x1 is a zigzag shape with pattern/frequency/shape of zigzags/waveform > > x2, > > > where x3 (shape) interpolates/exterpolates from common fixed point of > > each > > > zigzag x4 (default: 'center' of each zigzag)". > > > So, I with x3, I can draw a zigzaggy line, a zigzaggy circle, etc. > > > > > > I wish u put all of them into one table and i want the place structure > be > > the same for all forms (wave, zigzag, diagonal etc.) like > > x1 is a "zigzag" (an ideal non-material form) with properties x2,x3,x4 > > > > The same for boxna, digno etc. > > > > The materialized object is jarco or se tarmi or mupli or something > > like that. > > > I will try to start doing that. But for those three examples, I do not > really see their inherent relation. Most notably, I am not even really > sure what a zigzag /is/ in any precise/rigourous sense. I related it to > waves (by having a "unit of zigzaggity" that can be described in terms of > waveform) because I could not really think of how else to do so and > because that relationship might be useful. I do not think that a zigzag > is actually a wave, so to speak, since it down not (necessarily) > propagate- that description was merely a pictorial/intuitive means of > encapsulating "zigzag shape"/a "zig"/a "zag". > Likewise, I am undecided concerning whether a zigzag is a shape, a > "pattern", or a deformation of a shape. Thus, I do not really think that > it should have the same properties as, say, digno which is some sort of > geometric object descriptor that is pretty well-defined. > > But, yes, in general, I will try to organize like-meaning words > consistently.
Okay, then we have the following semantic classes: shape, distortion of shape, pattern, material object (lo se tarmi), may be something else.
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