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Discussion of "majga"
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Comment #5:
Re: invert places?
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Alex Burka (Wed Sep 17 03:10:09 2014)
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But I think dikca3 is the number/quantity.
gleki wrote: > krtisfranks wrote: > > gleki wrote: > > > I'd suggest to invert the order of places so that it matches snidu > > etc. > > > > I was actually following analogy with dikca. snidu is a unit that > > measures a property, majga and dikca are properties if an entity. > > okay, i even had grake in mind. > > hm, what would be dikca with all places filled? > Do you think dikca = 'x1 (number/quantity) is the electrical charge of > x2 (object) in units x3' or what?
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Comment #6:
Re: invert places?
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gleki (Wed Sep 17 05:42:01 2014)
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durka42 wrote: > But I think dikca3 is the number/quantity. > > gleki wrote: > > krtisfranks wrote: > > > gleki wrote: > > > > I'd suggest to invert the order of places so that it matches snidu > > > etc. > > > > > > I was actually following analogy with dikca. snidu is a unit that > > > measures a property, majga and dikca are properties if an entity. > > > > okay, i even had grake in mind. > > > > hm, what would be dikca with all places filled? > > Do you think dikca = 'x1 (number/quantity) is the electrical charge of > > x2 (object) in units x3' or what?
I'm asking, not proposing. If grake2 is number then may be majga based on etymologically should have the same place structure.
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