weekly jvs/font update

data/allwords.txt

@@ -15651,6 +15651,9 @@ en mairka'u
 en mairza'i
 en maisru
 en mai'u
+en mai'u'au
+en mai'u'e
+en mai'u'ei
 en majbi'o
 en majga
 en majgau
@@ -20670,19 +20673,27 @@ en sodnrlito
 en sodnysodna
 en sodva
 en so'e
+en so'e'a
 en so'e'ai
+en so'e'e
+en so'e'i
 en so'ei
+en so'e'o
 en so'eroi
+en so'e'u
 en softo
 en sofybakni
 en sofygu'e
 en so'i
 en soi
+en so'i'a
 en soi'a
 en soi'ai
 en soi'au
 en soi'auroi
+en so'i'e
 en soi'e
+en so'i'i
 en soi'i
 en so'imei
 en so'inba
@@ -23908,6 +23919,7 @@ en xrotu
 en xruba
 en xrubei
 en xrucpe
+en xrudja
 en xrududu
 en xrugau
 en xruii

data/data.txt

@@ -53431,7 +53431,7 @@ $k_1$ is a cooling room for cooling $x_2=d_1$ at temperature $x_3=d_2$.
 -n
 Cf. {dujmi'i}, {lekmi'i}.
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-dukmai lujvo k1234567890y 2 (en)
+dukmai lujvo k1234567890y 1 (en)
 $x_1$ is a quantity of antimatter including $x_2$ in shape/form $x_3$
 -n
 from {dukti} + {marji}
@@ -63932,7 +63932,7 @@ $x_{1}$ grasps/holds/clutches/seizes/grips/[hugs] $x_{2}$ with $x_{3}$ (part of
 Hug (= {birjai}, {pamjai}); handshake (= {xanjaisi'u}); hold with hands (= {xanjai}); handle (= {jaitci}).  See also {ralte}, {pencu}, {darxi}, {batke}, {rinju}.
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 jgaunla fu'ivla krtisfranks 1 (en)
-$x_1$ is at position or in direction $x_2$ (referenced by clock positions) relative to oriented viewer $x_3$ along circumference $x_4$ (default when applicable: horizon) and using angle measurement system $x_5$ (default: twelve-hour clock which clicks clockwise as viewed from above).
+$x_1$ is at position or in direction $x_2$ (referenced by clock positions) relative to oriented viewer $x_3$ along circumference $x_4$ (default when applicable: the natural horizontal of $x_3$ or, if none exists, the horizon) and using angle measurement system $x_5$ (default: twelve-hour clock which clicks clockwise as viewed from above).
 -n
 $x_3$ specifies the central point or vertex of the angle as well as the forward direction from which the angle is measured (which, for default $x_5$, is the 12 o'clock or 0 o'clock position).
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@@ -73244,10 +73244,25 @@ $x_1=s_1=m_1$ is the material environment/surrounding material (i.e. gaseous/liq
 -n
 A vacuum is arguably not 'material', but the word is much more convenient if that is included.  Also, vacuum is never completely empty.  See also {marji}, {sruri}, {gapci}, {litki}, {kunti}, {sakci}, {kensa}.
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-mai'u cmavo VUhU krtisfranks 1 (en)
+mai'u cmavo VUhU3 krtisfranks 1 (en)
 unary mekso operator: signum function
 -n
-Maps any positive number to 1; maps any negative number to -1. All other properties are purely by convention (including its behavior at 0 and in the complex plane). It should probably not be generalized to include the Levi-Civita symbol or other "sign" functions.
+Defined on the space which is comprised of the set of exactly all real numbers equipped with usual ordering convention. This function maps any positive input number to $1$ and maps any negative number to $-1$. All other properties are purely by convention (including its behavior at $0$ and in the complex plane if so extended; the usual cultural default convention is for it to map $0$ to $0$ and variation from this convention should be made very clear). It should probably not be generalized to include the Levi-Civita symbol or other "sign" functions. See also: "{mai'u'au}", "{mai'u'e}", "{mai'u'ei}".
+---
+mai'u'au cmavo VUhU3 krtisfranks 1 (en)
+unary mekso operator: parity of function; if the input is a unary real-valued function $X_1$ which is defined on a subset of the reals, then the output is $1$ is $X_1$ is even, $-1$ if $X_1$ is odd, and $0$ otherwise.
+-n
+Let $f$ be a unary function which maps a subset of the reals to the reals; then $f$ is even iff $f(-x) = f(x)$ for all $x$ which belong to the domain of $f$, and $f$ is odd iff $f(-x) = -f(x)$ for all $x$ which belong to the domain of $f$; for such $f$, it is possible for $f$ to be both even and odd (in which case it maps valid inputs uniformly to $0$) and it is possible for $f$ to be neither even nor odd (even if its domain is symmetric over $0$). For other types of functions, this word may be defined, so long as the definition is consistent with restrictions to the aforespecified domain and codomain. See also: "{mai'u}".
+---
+mai'u'e cmavo VUhU3 krtisfranks 1 (en)
+mekso unary operator: for permutation $X_1$ as input, the output is $(-1)^{N(X_1)}$, where $N(s)$ is the number of inversions in permutation $s$.
+-n
+See also: "{mai'u}".
+---
+mai'u'ei cmavo VUhU3 krtisfranks 1 (en)
+mekso unary operator: Levi-Civita symbol; for input $n$-tuple $(a_1, a_2,$ ... $, a_n)$, where $n$ is a strictly positive integer, the output is $\varepsilon_{a_1, a_2, ..., a_n}$, where $\varepsilon$ is the Levi-Civita symbol under the convention of mapping $(1, 2,$ ...$, n)$ to $1$.
+-n
+If any at least two elements of the input tuple are mutually equal (id est: if there exists $i$ and $j$ which are strictly positive integers which do not exceed $n$ such that $a_i = a_j$, where the input tuple is as defined supra), then the output is $0$; else, the output is sgn$((a_1, a_2,$ ... $, a_n))$, where the input to the sgn function there is a permutation denoted in one-line permutation notation. This format is somewhat consistent with index notation in tensor calculus, but treats the indices as ordered entries of a tuple. More generally, the Levi-Civita symbol may be defined for any function $f$ which maps space $S$ to $S$; in such case, the input could be $f$ instead of the aforementioned tuple. Covariant and contravariant Levi-Civita tensors can also be defined. See also: "{mai'u'e}", "{mai'u}".
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 majbi'o lujvo k1234567890y 1 (en)
 $m_1=b_1$(material) undergoes metabolism, replaced by $b_2$ under condition $b_3$
@@ -93010,9 +93025,9 @@ setu'i cmavo-compound BAI* officialdata 100000 (en)
 stuzi modal, 2nd place                            as a location of ...
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 setxeve fu'ivla krtisfranks 1 (en)
-$x_1$ (predicate, relation, function, set of n-tuples) is the converse/complement/transpose of $x_2$ (same typing as $x_1$), as defined on set/object/space/graph $x_4$, with argument/input slots permuted via function/operator/marker/permutation/(group) action $x_3$.
+$x_1$ (predicate, relation, function, set of n-tuples) is the converse/conversion/complement/transpose/commutation/functional-'permutation' of $x_2$ (same typing as $x_1$), as defined on set/object/space/graph $x_4$, with argument/input slots permuted via function/operator/marker/permutation/(group) action $x_3$.
 -n
-Members of the SE* series of Lojban cmavo can be supplied to $x_3$.
+Members of the SE* series of Lojban cmavo can be supplied to $x_3$, in addition to specification of other permutations which apply via group action.
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 se'u cmavo SEhU officialdata 100000 (en)
 elidable terminator: end discursive bridi or mathematical precedence;usually elidable.
@@ -95170,17 +95185,42 @@ Also: soft drink (though this sometimes includes tea and coffee as distinct from
 so'e cmavo PA4 [-sop-] officialdata 100000 (en)
 digit/number: most.
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+so'e'a cmavo PA4 krtisfranks 1 (en)
+digit/number: the vast majority; a minimal-majority plus very/much/many more.
+-n
+More than "{so'e'e}" but less than "{so'a}". See also: "{so'e}".
+---
 so'e'ai cmavo SOhEhAI melop 2 (en)
 Delimit a replacement for the previous expression using arbitrary delimitors.
 -n
 same meaning as {lo'ai} ... {sa'ai} ... {le'ai}, but with the syntax of {zoi}, hence the use of nonce delimiters. This cmavo allows to even quote {lo'ai}, {sa'ai}, and {le'ai}, by changing the delimitor (and thus not needing an escape cmavo). Example: (lo'ai cipna sa'ai sipna le'ai) is identic to (so'e'ai gy. cipna .gy. sipna .gy).
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+so'e'e cmavo PA4 krtisfranks 1 (en)
+digit/number: the vast majority; a minimal-majority plus rather many more.
+-n
+Between "{so'e'i}" and "{so'e'a}".
+---
+so'e'i cmavo PA4 krtisfranks 1 (en)
+number/digit: a qualifying majority or a defined/relevant supermajority.
+-n
+When some well-defined supermajority or qualifying majority is attained, this word represents such a count. When the quantified set has well-defined atomic members and is finite in cardinality and is non-empty, then this word refers to the least integer which strictly attains or exceeds the required value for a qualifying majority or a relevant supermajority according to the context or applicable definition thereof, and perhaps according to certain other requirements or assumptions (for example: if the qualifying (super)majority requirement is that approval must be granted by at least 50% of member states which represent at least 50% of the total population being governed, then the smallest possibly collection of member states which can be cobbled together so as to satisfy this requirement may not be what is being referenced, and - instead - it might be the case that certain member states are guaranteed to vote for or against the question at hand and thus the practical decisive factor is whether population representation can be achieved while baking in certain foregone/effectively guaranteed results, and this word would thus refer to the cardinality of member states which can achieve the condition under these assumptions). When no qualifying majority or well-defined relevant supermajority is provided by context, then this word may refer to a subjective and conceptual such notion or just a middling amount between unanimity and a half, or more than "{so'e'o}" but less than "{so'e'e}". When preceded by "{pi}", then the combination refers to the corresponding fraction for the same. See also: "{so'e}", "{so'e'u}".
+---
 so'ei cmavo UI3 lalxu 3 (en)
-discursive: "to be honest", being frank, candid, speaking one's mind - deliberately "not getting into it", saying less than is on one's mind
+discursive: "to be honest", being frank, candid, speaking one's mind, being forthcoming and demonstrating candor - deliberately "not getting into it", saying less than is on one's mind
+---
+so'e'o cmavo PA4 krtisfranks 1 (en)
+digit/number: a strong/substantial/decisive majority.
+-n
+More than barely a majority (even in any practical sense of "{so'e'uxo'ei}"), but less than "{so'e'a}" or even perhaps "{so'e'i}". Strongly context-dependent. Refers to an integer when possible unless preceded by "{pi}". See: "{so'e}", "{so'e'u}".
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 so'eroi cmavo-compound ROI* officialdata 100000 (en)
 tense interval modifier: usually; objectively quantified tense; defaults as time tense.
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+so'e'u cmavo PA4 krtisfranks 1 (en)
+digit/number: $n$ (default: $1$ or $1/2$ atomic units as the case may be) more than half; barely a majority; a slight majority.
+-n
+$n$ is specified by the following digits; for example: "so'e'u{pare}" means "$12$ more than the floor of half" (note that atomicity of the members of the quantified set is implicitly assumed by $n$ being an integer). When the quantified set has well-defined atomic members (such as people in a population) and is finite and non-empty (hereinafter Case #1), and when $n$ is the default value aforementioned, then this word refers to the smallest cardinality which strictly exceeds half of the cardinality of the original set; if the quantified set is continuous (hereinafter Case #2), then this word refers to what may be conceptually captured by "$(1/2) + n \varepsilon$", where $n$ is as specified in the definition supra (default: $1$) and where $\varepsilon$ is an infinitesimal or similar. Without a preceding "{pi}" or "{pi'e}", the output/referent quantity in Case #1 refers to an integer which happens to equal $n$ more than the floor of half of the cardinality of the total applicable set which is being quantified; with "pi" or "pi'e" preceding this word, the quantification is converted to a relative count, which is conceptually and approximately "50-percent + $n \varepsilon$" (note that exact value of $N$ will affect the exact presentation of the proper mathematical formula), where the cardinality of the referent quantified set is $N$ and where $\varepsilon$ either denotes $1/N$ in Case #1 or is as described supra in Case #2. This word is good for discussion of, for example, elections which operate and decide outcomes by bare, absolute majority. See also: "{so'e}".
+---
 softo gismu [-sof-] officialdata 99997 (en)
 $x_{1}$ reflects Russian empire/USSR/ex-USSR (Soviet]/CIS culture/nationality in aspect $x_{2}$.
 -n
@@ -95202,6 +95242,11 @@ digit/number: many.
 soi cmavo SOI officialdata 100000 (en)
 discursive: reciprocal sumti marker; indicates a reciprocal relationship between sumti.
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+so'i'a cmavo PA4 krtisfranks 1 (en)
+digit/number: slightly less than a minimal-majority; the maximal-minority.
+-n
+If "{so'e'u}" is "50-percent $+ n \varepsilon$", then this words refers to "50-percent $- n \varepsilon$", similarly defined. See also: "{so'i}".
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 soi'a cmavo NOIhA selpahi 3 (en)
 subordinating adverbial: converts selbri to bridi adverbial term. The bridi is claimed to satisfy the first place of the converted selbri, but is not itself claimed to occur. {broda soi'a brode} means {lo nu broda cu brode}
 -n
@@ -95222,11 +95267,21 @@ almost never/nowhere (default: time sense)
 -n
 This is a very physical interpretation of the "almost nowhere" definition of {soi'au}; in that definition, the space was a set (well, sigma algebra) - but here, it is literally physical spacetime or some subspace thereof.
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+so'i'e cmavo PA4 krtisfranks 1 (en)
+digit/number: a very large minority; the plurality.
+-n
+See: "{so'i}", "{so'e'o}".
+---
 soi'e cmavo MOI citral 3 (en)
 $x_1$ is PA seconds in duration by standard $x_2$.
 -n
 Example "pu lo re soi'e" meaning "two seconds ago". See also {snidu}, {nei'o}, {lei'o}, {jei'o}, {doi'e}, {coi'e}, {moi'e}, {cei'a}.
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+so'i'i cmavo PA4 krtisfranks 1 (en)
+digit/number: complement of "{so'e'i}"; a qualifying, controlling, or decision-making minority; a subminority.
+-n
+If a vote needs 60% approval in order to pass, then one more voter than the floor of the 40% requirement would be the minimal value which could be referenced by this word; this word does not necessarily refer to exactly the minimal (or maximal) possible such value. It could also refer instead to, simply, a substantial or sizeable minority, if the context does not well-define a 'qualifying minority'. See also: "{so'i}", "{so'e'i}".
+---
 soi'i cmavo SOIhI ilmen 1 (en)
 head-final content clause relativizer: it turns the current clause into a subordinate content clause, binds it to the {ke'a} pronoun, and restart the current clause afresh (as if its previous content was erased or moved into a hidden prenex).
 -n
@@ -99520,7 +99575,7 @@ See also {endivi}, {skarola}.
 tcizba lujvo phma 1 (en)
 $z_1$ makes tool $z_2=t_1$ for purpose $t_2$ out of $z_3$; $z_1$ implements $t_2$
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-tcizbaga lujvo gleki 0 (en)
+tcizbaga lujvo gleki -1 (en)
 $x_1$ is a cheeseburger
 -n
 See {snuji}
@@ -108286,7 +108341,7 @@ $x_{1}$ is black/extremely dark-colored [color adjective].
 -n
 See also {blabi}, {grusi}, {manku}, {skari}, {xekri}, {kandi}, {carmi}, {blanu}, {bunre}, {cicna}, {crino}, {narju}, {nukni}, {pelxu}, {xunre}, {zirpu}.
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-xekri'o lujvo zirenuovr 1 (en)
+xekri'o lujvo zirenuovr 2 (en)
 $x_1$  is dark/forest green (color adjective)
 -n
 C.f. {xekska}, {xekri}, {crino}
@@ -109152,6 +109207,11 @@ $c_1$ requests/asks $c_2$ to go back/return to $x_2$ from $x_3$.
 -n
 Cf. {xruti}, {cpedu}.  Based on proposed redefinition of {xruti} by xorxes: x1 returns to x2 from x3.
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+xrudja lujvo zirenuovr 1 (en)
+$x_1$ is cud/cecotrope/re-eaten food for $x_2$ (ruminant/rabbit) that began as $x_3$
+-n
+This is any food that is eaten multiple times by the same creature.  E.g. cecotropes eaten by rabbits are also xrudja since they're (usually) eaten again by the same rabbit.  However, this is not the food a mother bird provides her young since it is not eaten by the same creature.  «se xrudja» can mean "to ruminate"
+---
 xrududu fu'ivla phma 2 (en)
 $x_1$ (motor vehicle or engine) makes noise $x_2$, typical of some slowly stroking engines
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