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There are two lists of [[gismu|gismu]] sorted by their rhyming patterns:
Inevitable lujvo war :-)
* la sutysisku. To find rhymes [https://lojban.github.io/sutysisku/en/index.html#sisku/@saclu add @ at the end or in the beginning of the word].
 
** words with more precise rhymes are shown higher in the list.
Re ''ninsiski'' (originally used) -> ''ninsisli'u'':
** phonemes closer to each other in their articulation are taken into account. Thus for words ending in -e words ending in -i have a higher priority that those ending in -u. Also '''l''' is similar to '''r''' so '''saclu''' rhymes with '''bacru''' because '''l''' is close to '''r'''. With lower priority '''saclu''' rhymes with '''cacra''' because the last letter is different.
 
** Thus, rhymes to '''saclu''' are richer than those provided by earlier rhyme lists. We only had '''kacma''' and '''racli''' as suggestions. Now we have many more.
*ninsisli'u. sisku x2 won't allow lo kensa.
* [[Rhymes list]]
** Why does ninsiski need to have siski's place structure? whats wrong with ''x1 explores volume/set x2 for thing x3''?
* [[Rhyming alphabetical list]]
 
* [[re ctuca]] - a list of play on words like in '''re ctuca'''/'''rectu ca'''.H
***What's right with "x1 searches for previously undiscovered property x2 among x3" is that it's a lot easier to predict, given the place structures of ''cnino'' and ''sisku''. Yes, [[jbocre: seljvajvo|seljvajvo]] are my hobby-horse, not yours; but ''ninsisku'' to me doesn't mean "explore"; it means "search for something new" (as in, search, Lojban style, as in, search for property to be matched [[jbocre: x2]] by what you find within a set of candidates [[jbocre: x3]].) If you don't agree, fine; I can't and won't compel you to use ''ninsisku'' the way I prefer. (I'm hoping you're blinded by its sheer reasonableness instead. :-) ) But remember, you might have to tell people you mean 'explore' instead of 'search, Lojban style, for something new', because the latter is a quite reasonable default assumption. (Oh, and exploration's primarily about travel anyway, I believe.) -- mi'e [[User:Nick Nicholas|nitcion]]
**** I'll be convinced quite a bit more by the construction of a lujvo which ''does'' mean exploration, rather than saying mine doesn't mean exploration. :) --[[jbocre: Jay Kominek|Jay]]
 
**** Um, dude: ''ninsisli'u'': le ninsisli'u (noi se cnino zi'e noi sisku) cu litru le se litru (poi lu'i ke'a se sisku ku'o); le te litru; le se sisku. x1 explores area x2, using means x3, searching for x4. Whaddaya think? -- [[User:Nick Nicholas|nitcion]].
***** Er. Durh. Now I feel silly. Ok. That one is excellent. (Changed it above)

Latest revision as of 09:56, 6 April 2016

There are two lists of gismu sorted by their rhyming patterns:

  • la sutysisku. To find rhymes add @ at the end or in the beginning of the word.
    • words with more precise rhymes are shown higher in the list.
    • phonemes closer to each other in their articulation are taken into account. Thus for words ending in -e words ending in -i have a higher priority that those ending in -u. Also l is similar to r so saclu rhymes with bacru because l is close to r. With lower priority saclu rhymes with cacra because the last letter is different.
    • Thus, rhymes to saclu are richer than those provided by earlier rhyme lists. We only had kacma and racli as suggestions. Now we have many more.
  • Rhymes list
  • Rhyming alphabetical list
  • re ctuca - a list of play on words like in re ctuca/rectu ca.H