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*[[Rhymes]] (also useful for poets) | *[[Rhymes]] (also useful for poets) | ||
*[[jbocre: Opposites And Contraries|Opposites And Contraries]] | *[[jbocre: Opposites And Contraries|Opposites And Contraries]] | ||
*[[ | *[[Groups of Three And Five|Groups of Three And Five]] | ||
*[[ | *[[Gismu that have the same consonants, in order|Gismu that have the same consonants, in order]] | ||
*[[ | *[[Gismu Anagrams|Gismu Anagrams]] | ||
*[[ | *[[Gismu differing in one letter only|Gismu differing in one letter only]] | ||
*[[ | *[[Gismu with similar place structure|Gismu with similar place structure]] | ||
*[[mintu ja ticysmi|mintu ja ticysmi]] | *[[mintu ja ticysmi|mintu ja ticysmi]] | ||
Revision as of 14:45, 23 March 2014
Grouping the Lojban root words is a very worthwhile way of acquiring usable vocabulary. One way of doing this is the Lojban Thesaurus grouping.
Semantic categorisation of gismu
Sorting gismu by their meaning.
By the number of sumti
Another, more controversial, is to sort according to the number of sumti each takes, whether one, two, three, four, or five:
The sumlairdunkemgimgri (groups of gismu of equal quantity of sumtis):
- narju xarju ('orange pig')
- grusi gunse ('gray goose')
- crino cinfo ('green lion')
- blabi smani ('white monkey')
- nukni jukni ('magenta spider')
Within each group there would be further subdivisions.
Other ways
- Rhymes (also useful for poets)
- Opposites And Contraries
- Groups of Three And Five