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HOW TO USE THE DICTIONARY

 

 

            The word entries are listed in English alphabetical order, with each letter given a heading. Words that begin with a compound Pandoran letter are listed according to the first letter, e.g. all ph- words come between pe- and pi-.

 

Entry Description

 

 

The Pandoran word is written here. Italics are used for prefixes and suffixes.

[The word is shown in Pandoran here]

* Any slang or contractions of this word are given here.

 

 

 

 

 

 

Links to the building blocks of the word are given here.

The English translation is given here.

 

Usage: Any notes relating to the usage of the word are given here.

 

See: If any other words are strongly related or help in the understanding and usage of this particular word, they are listed here.

 

Any other notes are given here.

 

The literal translation of the word is given here to help understand the step from Pandoran to English, if the translation is indirect or uses unusual logic.

 

 

                                                     

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Abbreviations

 

 

                                                                                    ~                                  =                     appropriate word(s) are put here in normal usage

acc.                              =                     accusative

adj.                              =                     adjective

arch.                            =                     archaic; old-fashioned; no longer used

art.                              =                     article

Colloq.                        =                     Colloquial; slang

                                                                                    equiv.                          =                     equivalent; the equivalent word or term in English

                                                                                    inf.                               =                     informal

                                                                                    n.                                 =                     noun

person.                        =                     personal; used for people, not objects

pl.                                =                     plural

nom.                            =                     nominative

obj.                              =                     object; used for objects, not people

off.                               =                     offensive

v.                                 =                     verb

 

 

 

UPDATES

 

v3.1

-          Phi’pandora changed to Phi’Pando (Pandoran language Colloq.)

-          Phi’pando’pos changed to Phi’Pando’Pos (Pandoran speaker Colloq.)

-          tano- prefix now also tano suffix.

-          21 new words added: agna (land); agnaturentu (kingdom); bekuo (this person.); chippa (town); chippasao (village); chippatu (city); gekuo (this object.); gnun (base n.); gnuno (basic); huka (use n.); hukaa (use v.); hukapos (user); kuoru (these); maneka (wonder v.; admire); manekapos (admirer); man’ka (fan n. inf.); man’ka’ru (fans n. inf.); tutos (fort; stronghold); tutosede (fortress); turentu (monarch);  Tutosedemana (Mana Fortress)

-          Total: 521 words

-          Added “v/f” rule to writing notes.

-          Added interrobang note to punctuation.

-          Corrected placement of some words.

-          Corrected Shade’s pronunciation.

-          Modified letter “y” pronunciation.

-          Added “z” conjoin letter.

-          Dictionary broken up into individual files per letter.

-          Pictures of script given for each word, quote and name.

-          “Sentences and Abbreviations” now “Quotes and Names” with many characters and places added.

 

v3.0.2

-         kako (war) now derived from kaka (thunder)

-         13 new words added: ba’ka (cannon Colloq.); balan (pipe n.); balankaka (cannon); balankakasao (gun arch.); balano (pipe v.); kaka (thunder); kakao (explode); kasao (gun); muta (net); paralomuta (network); vu’ba’ka (cannon travel Colloq.); vudae (travel); vudaebalankaka (cannon travel).

-         Total: 500 words

-         Added Paralomuta Vudebalankaka (Cannon Travel Network) to Abbreviations and Sentences

 

 

 

v3.0.1

-         e’po’losetu changed to e’po’lostu (strong opinion Colloq.)

-         enna (thought) now also means “think”

-         ennapostolosetu changed to ennapostolostu (strong opinion)

-         gageraloennalos changed to gageralennalos (metaphor)

-         geraloennalos changed to geralennalos (simile)

-         haerotanotos changed to tatoshaerotano (hospital)

-         hae’tos changed to tatoshae(hospital Colloq.)

-         rephidennapostolosetu changed to rephidennapostolostu (to speak one’s mind)

-         thoros (beckon) now derived from thoro (come)

-         tugennapheru changed to tugennaphoru (book)

-         tu’pheru changed to tu’phoru (book Colloq.)

-         turennaphomeonera changed to turennaphomonera (update)

-         65 new words added: aca’lintos (website Colloq.); acanoroselintos (website); acaoneru (newspaper); bigni (wait); bogni (sleep); chadao (enter); Dridomanadryos (Tree Seed); Dridomanagnos (Ground Seed); Dridomanahade (Shadow Seed); Dridomanalin (Light Seed); Dridomananae (Moon Seed); Dridomanaphidas (Wind Seed); Dridomanasalaru (Fire Seed); Dridomanaunda (Water Seed); el (an); ennabe (thank v.; thanks Colloq.); ennamo (know); ennamoposto (knowledge); ennarao (wisdom); epe(please Colloq.); epenu(please); epenuka (please formal); epenukao (plea); epenukaoro (plead); gnos (ground); gnoskita (underground); kita (under); -kita (“underneath” suffix); nuka (knife); nukao (cut); oneraru (message); oneru (news); otho (school Colloq.); othotu (high school Colloq.); othorao (learn); othoraoto (learning); pebogni (wake v.; awaken); pegaa (cute); penukao (decide); retho (deliver); rethoso (delivery); tato’mo (university Colloq.); tato’rao (library Colloq.); tatos- (“house of” prefix); tatosennamoposto (university); tatosennarao (library); Tatosmana (House of Mana equiv. place of worship); Tatosmanatu (Palace); Tatosmanatudryos (Tree Palace); Tatosmanatugnoskita (Underground Palace); Tatosmanatuhade (Shadow Palace); Tatosmanatulin (Light Palace); Tatosmanatunae (Moon Palace); Tatosmanatuphidas (Wind Palace); Tatosmanatusalaru (Fire Palace); Tatosmanatunda (Water Palace); tatosothoraoto (school); tatosothoraotu (high school); thorao (follow); thoro (come); togae (daily); to ennabe/to ~ ennabe (thank you); to ennabe/to ~ ennabetu (thank you very much); turennaphometogae (journal); tu’pho’togae (journal Colloq.)

-         Total: 487 words

-         Added “eo” note to prefix/suffix building rule for words ending in “e” or “o”

-         Added “s” rule to prefix/suffix building

-         Added “p”/“r” exception to prefix/suffix building rule for additions starting with “l” or “r”

-         Changed apostrophised words containing capital letters rule to apply to proper nouns only

-         Corrected placement of ha and hade

 

 

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