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valsi	matxe
type	experimental gismu
creator	krtisfranks
time entered	Wed Sep 13 01:46:27 2023

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English

Definition #73254 - Preferred [edit]


definition	x₁ is magnetism/magnetization (or magnetic charge or magnetic current; or part of a magnetic dipole) in/on/of/produced by/evinced by/associated with x₂ (monopole or a dipole, taken in whole or just as a single side/part/pole thereof) of polarity/quantity x₃ (default: positive, which indicates magnetic-south in English).
notes	If the signum of x₃ is positive, then the charge being referred to is what English speakers call "magnetic-south (pole)"; if it is negative, then the referent is what English speakers call "magnetic-north (pole)". This definition is modelled on that of "dikca", which it is intended to parallel. If one does not prefer this gismu, one probably can use "maktcaxe" as an equivalent/synonym, but that word uses another experimental gismu ("tcaxe") in its veljvo. Replaces "matce" due to gimkamsmikezypro.
gloss words	magnetic-north magnetic-south magnetization ; state/property/result of being magnetized
created by	krtisfranks
vote information	1
time	Wed Sep 13 01:46:27 2023

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Etymology

{maksi} + {tcaxe}

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