bangu -ban-bau- gismu

x₁ is a/the language/dialect used by x₂ to express/communicate x₃ (si'o/du'u, not quote).

Also tongue. See also tance, cusku, ve tavla, valsi, gerna, jufra, natmi, slaka.

lensisku

In definition:

bau: bangu modal, 1st place in language ...
sebau: bangu modal, 2nd place (speakers) in language of speakers ...
tebau: bangu modal, 3rd place (expression) language expressing ...

In notes:

banbau: b₁ is a metalanguage used by b₂ to talk about object language b₃.
banbucuje: x₁ is the language with ISO 639-3 code “bcy” (Bacama).
banbuculu: x₁ is the language with ISO 639-3 code “bcl” (Central Bicolano, Central Bikol).
banbucusu: x₁ is the language with ISO 639-3 code “bcs” (Kohumono).
banbucutu: x₁ is the language with ISO 639-3 code “bct” (Bendi).
banbucu'u: x₁ is the language with ISO 639-3 code “bcu” (Awad Bing).
banbucuve: x₁ is the language with ISO 639-3 code “bcw” (Bana).
banbucuvu: x₁ is the language with ISO 639-3 code “bcv” (Shoo-Minda-Nye).
banbucuzu: x₁ is the language with ISO 639-3 code “bcz” (Bainouk-Gunyaamolo).
banbudu'a: x₁ is the language with ISO 639-3 code “bda” (Bayot).
banbudubu: x₁ is the language with ISO 639-3 code “bdb” (Basap).
banbuducu: x₁ is the language with ISO 639-3 code “bdc” (Emberá-Baudó).
banbududu: x₁ is the language with ISO 639-3 code “bdd” (Bunama).
banbudu'e: x₁ is the language with ISO 639-3 code “bde” (Bade).
banbudufu: x₁ is the language with ISO 639-3 code “bdf” (Biage).
banbudugu: x₁ is the language with ISO 639-3 code “bdg” (Bonggi).
banbudu'i: x₁ is the language with ISO 639-3 code “bdi” (Burun).
banbuduje: x₁ is the language with ISO 639-3 code “bdy” (Bandjalang).
banbuduju: x₁ is the language with ISO 639-3 code “bdj” (Bai).
banbuduke: x₁ is the language with ISO 639-3 code “bdq” (Bahnar).
banbuduku: x₁ is the language with ISO 639-3 code “bdk” (Budukh).
banbudumu: x₁ is the language with ISO 639-3 code “bdm” (Buduma).
banbudunu: x₁ is the language with ISO 639-3 code “bdn” (Baldemu).
banbudu'o: x₁ is the language with ISO 639-3 code “bdo” (Morom).
banbudupu: x₁ is the language with ISO 639-3 code “bdp” (Bende).
banbudusu: x₁ is the language with ISO 639-3 code “bds” (Burunge).
banbudutu: x₁ is the language with ISO 639-3 code “bdt” (Bokoto).
banbudu'u: x₁ is the language with ISO 639-3 code “bdu” (Oroko).
banbuduve: x₁ is the language with ISO 639-3 code “bdw” (Baham).
banbuduvu: x₁ is the language with ISO 639-3 code “bdv” (Bodo Parja).
banbuduxe: x₁ is the language with ISO 639-3 code “bdh” (Baka (Sudan)).
banbuduxu: x₁ is the language with ISO 639-3 code “bdx” (Budong-Budong).
banbuduzu: x₁ is the language with ISO 639-3 code “bdz” (Badeshi).
banbu'e'a: x₁ is the language with ISO 639-3 code “bea” (Beaver).
banbu'ebu: x₁ is the language with ISO 639-3 code “beb” (Bebele).
banbu'ecu: x₁ is the language with ISO 639-3 code “bec” (Iceve-Maci).
banbu'edu: x₁ is the language with ISO 639-3 code “bed” (Bedoanas).
banbu'e'e: x₁ is the language with ISO 639-3 code “bee” (Byangsi).
banbu'efu: x₁ is the language with ISO 639-3 code “bef” (Benabena).
banbu'egu: x₁ is the language with ISO 639-3 code “beg” (Belait).
banbu'e'i: x₁ is the language with ISO 639-3 code “bei” (Bekati').
banbu'eju: x₁ is the language with ISO 639-3 code “bej” (Beja).
banbu'eku: x₁ is the language with ISO 639-3 code “bek” (Bebeli).
banbu'elu: x₁ is the language with ISO 639-3 code “bel” (Belarusian).
banbu'emu: x₁ is the language with ISO 639-3 code “bem” (Bemba (Zambia)).
banbu'e'o: x₁ is the language with ISO 639-3 code “beo” (Beami).
banbu'exe: x₁ is the language with ISO 639-3 code “beh” (Biali).
banbulucu: x₁ is the language with ISO 639-3 code “blc” (Bella Coola, Nuxalk).
banbu'u'a: x₁ is the language with ISO 639-3 code “bua” (Buryat)
bancocysle: s₁=c₁ is a linguistic-gesture unit/chereme [in analogy with phoneme; specifically, nonvocal] representing/that is recognized meaningful conceptual subunit underlying specific gestures/gesture-phones s₂ in language b₁ used by b₂ in order to communicate/express b₃=c₂ (si'o/du'u; not quote) made using body part/utensil/tool/locus c₃ by motion/action/means c₄
bancu'atu: x₁ is the language with ISO 639-3 code “cat” (Catalan, Valencian).
bancujuje: x₁ is the language with ISO 639-3 code “cjy” (Jinyu Chinese, Chinese (Jin)).
bancukutu: x₁ is the language with ISO 639-3 code “ckt” (Chukot, Chukchi).
bancunupu: x₁ is the language with ISO 639-3 code “cnp” (Northern Ping Chinese)..
bancu'onu: x₁ is the language with ISO 639-3 code “con” (Cofán).
bancuruku: x₁ is the language with ISO 639-3 code “crk” (Plains Cree).
bancurusu: x₁ is the language with ISO 639-3 code “crs” (Seychellois Creole, Seselwa Creole French).
bancuruxe: x₁ is the language with ISO 639-3 code “crh” (Crimean Tatar, Crimean Turkish).
bancusupu: x₁ is the language with ISO 639-3 code “csp” (Southern Ping Chinese)..
bandu'ipu: x₁ is the language with ISO 639-3 code “dip” (Northeastern Dinka).
banflese: x₁ is linguistic philosophy, characterized by ideas/methodology x₂
banfu'inu: x₁ is the language with ISO 639-3 code “fin” (Finnish).
banga'a'a: x₁ is the language with ISO 639-3 code “aaa” (Ghotuo).
banga'abu: x₁ is the language with ISO 639-3 code “aab” (Alumu-Tesu).
bangabuku: x₁ is the language with ISO 639-3 code “abk” (Abkhaz, Abkhazian).
bangakeru: x₁ is the language with ISO 639-3 code “aqr” (Arhâ).
bangakuku: x₁ is the language with ISO 639-3 code “akk” (Akkadian).
bangamu'o: x₁ is the language with ISO 639-3 code “amo” (Amo).
bangapucu: x₁ is the language with ISO 639-3 code “apc” (North Levantine Arabic).
bangarubu: x₁ is the language with ISO 639-3 code “arb” (Standard Arabic).
bangasu'a: x₁ is the language with ISO 639-3 code “asa” (Asu (Tanzania)).
bangasutu: x₁ is the language with ISO 639-3 code “ast” (Asturian, Asturleonese, Bable, Leonese).
banga'u'e: x₁ is the language with ISO 639-3 code “aue” (=/Kx'au//'ein).
bangekuru: x₁ is the language with ISO 639-3 code “ekr” (Yace).
bangidu'o: x₁ is the language with ISO 639-3 code “ido” (Ido).
bangilu'e: x₁ is the language with ISO 639-3 code “ile” (Interlingue, Occidental)
bangilu'o: x₁ is the language with ISO 639-3 code “ilo” (Ilocano, Ilokano, Iloko)
bangituku: x₁ is the language with ISO 639-3 code “itk” (Judeo-Italian).
bangitulu: x₁ is the language with ISO 639-3 code “itl” (Itelmen).
bangitumu: x₁ is the language with ISO 639-3 code “itm” (Itu Mbon Uzo).
bangituru: x₁ is the language with ISO 639-3 code “itr” (Iteri).
bangitusu: x₁ is the language with ISO 639-3 code “its” (Isekiri).
bangojebu: x₁ is the language with ISO 639-3 code “oyb” (Oy).
bangoju'i: x₁ is the language with ISO 639-3 code “oji” (Ojibwa, Ojibwe)
bangoru'i: x₁ is the language with ISO 639-3 code “ori” (Odia, Oriya)
bangoruvu: x₁ is the language with ISO 639-3 code “orv” (Old East Slavic, Rusian, Old Russian)
bangosusu: x₁ is the language with ISO 639-3 code “oss” (Ossetic, Ossetian)
bangrtalia: x₁ is the Italian language used by x₂ to express/communicate x₃ (si'o/du'u, not quote).
bangrvietnama: x₁ is the Vietnamese language used by x₂ to express/communicate x₃ (si'o/du'u, not quote).
bangrxangu: x₁ is the Korean language used by x₂ to express/communicate x₃ (si'o/du'u, not quote).
bangu'u'u: x₁ is the language with ISO 639-3 code “uuu” (U language).
bangyklesi: x₁ is a dialect of language x₂
banjenu'u: x₁ is the language with ISO 639-3 code “ynu” (Yahuna).
banje'obu: x₁ is the language with ISO 639-3 code “yob” (Yoba).
banjudutu: x₁ is the language with ISO 639-3 code “jdt” (Juhuri, Judeo-Tat).
banke'u'e: x₁ is the language with ISO 639-3 code “que” (Quechua).
bankle: x₁ is a dialect of language x₂
banklemei: x₁ is a language with dialects x₂ (full set)
banku'a'a: x₁ is the language with ISO 639-3 code “kaa” (Karakalpak, Kara-Kalpak).
banku'alu: x₁ is the language with ISO 639-3 code “kal” (Kalaallisut, Greenlandic)
bankucu'o: x₁ is the language with ISO 639-3 code “kco” (Kinalakna).
banku'eku: x₁ is the language with ISO 639-3 code “kek” (Q'eqchi', Kekchi).
bankukuje: x₁ is the language with ISO 639-3 code “kky” (Guguyimidjir, Guugu Yimithirr, Guugu Yimidhirr).
bankupuke: x₁ is the language with ISO 639-3 code “kpq” (Korupun-Sela).
bankutumu: x₁ is the language with ISO 639-3 code “ktm” (Kurti).
banlu'ivu: x₁ is the language with ISO 639-3 code “liv” (Livonian)
banlulusu: x₁ is the language with ISO 639-3 code “lls” (Lithuanian Sign Language).
banlu'ugu: x₁ is the language with ISO 639-3 code “lug” (Ganda, Luganda)
banlu'uzu: x₁ is the language with ISO 639-3 code “luz” (Southern Luri).
banmubuju: x₁ is the language with ISO 639-3 code “mbj” (Nadëb).
banmujepu: x₁ is the language with ISO 639-3 code “myp” (Pirahã).
banmupuke: x₁ is the language with ISO 639-3 code “mpq” (Matís).
banmuruju: x₁ is the language with ISO 639-3 code “mrj” (Hill Mari, Western Mari).
banmu'ugu: x₁ is the language with ISO 639-3 code “mug” (Musgu).
banmu'u'u: x₁ is the language with ISO 639-3 code “muu” (Yaaku).
banmuxeru: x₁ is the language with ISO 639-3 code “mhr” (Meadow Mari, Eastern Mari).
banpufulu: x₁ is the language with ISO 639-3 code “pfl” (Palatine German, Pfaelzisch).
banpumunu: x₁ is the language with ISO 639-3 code “pmn” (Pampangan language, Kapampangan).
banpumusu: x₁ is the language with ISO 639-3 code “pms” (Piedmontese).
banpurugu: x₁ is the language with ISO 639-3 code “prg” (Prussian, Old Prussian)
banpu'usu: x₁ is the language with ISO 639-3 code “pus” (Pashto, Pushto)
banra'a: s1 pertains to language of s2=b2
banru'omu: x₁ is the language with ISO 639-3 code “rom” (Romani, Romany)
bansucu'o: x₁ is the language with ISO 639-3 code “sco” (Scots).
bansu'inu: x₁ is the language with ISO 639-3 code “sin” (Sinhalese, Sinhala)
bansusuve: x₁ is the language with ISO 639-3 code “ssw” (Swati, Swazi).
bansu'uxu: x₁ is the language with ISO 639-3 code “sux” (Sumerian).
bantu'etu: x₁ is the language with ISO 639-3 code “tet” (Tetun, Tetum).
bantuluxe: x₁ is the language with ISO 639-3 code “tlh” (Klingon, tlhIngan-Hol).
bantunuve: x₁ is the language with ISO 639-3 code “tnw” (Tonsawang).
bantu'oku: x₁ is the language with ISO 639-3 code “tok” (Toki Pona).
bantu'onu: x₁ is the language with ISO 639-3 code “ton” (Tonga (Tonga Islands)).
banturudu: x₁ is the language with ISO 639-3 code “trd” (Turi).
banturugu: x₁ is the language with ISO 639-3 code “trg” (Lishán Didán).
banturu'i: x₁ is the language with ISO 639-3 code “tri” (Trió).
banturuju: x₁ is the language with ISO 639-3 code “trj” (Toram).
banturumu: x₁ is the language with ISO 639-3 code “trm” (Tregami).
banturunu: x₁ is the language with ISO 639-3 code “trn” (Trinitario).
banturupu: x₁ is the language with ISO 639-3 code “trp” (Kok Borok).
bantururu: x₁ is the language with ISO 639-3 code “trr” (Taushiro).
banturutu: x₁ is the language with ISO 639-3 code “trt” (Tunggare).
banturuxe: x₁ is the language with ISO 639-3 code “trh” (Turaka).
bantusunu: x₁ is the language with ISO 639-3 code “tsn” (Tswana, Setswana)
bantuxexu: x₁ is the language with ISO 639-3 code “thx” (The).
banvu'olu: x₁ is the language with ISO 639-3 code “vol” (Volapük).
banvu'otu: x₁ is the language with ISO 639-3 code “vot” (Votic).
banxe'atu: x₁ is the language with ISO 639-3 code “hat” (Haitian, Haitian Creole).
banxe'a'u: x₁ is the language with ISO 639-3 code “hau” (Hausa).
banxenuju: x₁ is the language with ISO 639-3 code “hnj” (Mong Njua, Hmong Njua)
banxesulu: x₁ is the language with ISO 639-3 code “hsl” (Hausa Sign Language).
banxe'ucu: x₁ is the language with ISO 639-3 code “huc” (=/Hua).
banxe'u'e: x₁ is the language with ISO 639-3 code “hue” (San Francisco Del Mar Huave).
banxre: x₁ is a code-switched mixture of languages x₂, used by x₃
banxu'alu: x₁ is the language with ISO 639-3 code “xal” (Kalmyk, Oirat)
banxukuje: x₁ is the language with ISO 639-3 code “xky” (Uma' Lasan).
banxukuve: x₁ is the language with ISO 639-3 code “xkw” (Kembra).
banxukuxu: x₁ is the language with ISO 639-3 code “xkx” (Karore).
banxukuzu: x₁ is the language with ISO 639-3 code “xkz” (Kurtokha).
banxulu'a: x₁ is the language with ISO 639-3 code “xla” (Kamula).
banxulubu: x₁ is the language with ISO 639-3 code “xlb” (Loup B).
banxulucu: x₁ is the language with ISO 639-3 code “xlc” (Lycian).
banxuludu: x₁ is the language with ISO 639-3 code “xld” (Lydian).
banxulu'e: x₁ is the language with ISO 639-3 code “xle” (Lemnian).
banxulugu: x₁ is the language with ISO 639-3 code “xlg” (Ligurian (Ancient)).
banxulu'i: x₁ is the language with ISO 639-3 code “xli” (Liburnian).
banxuluje: x₁ is the language with ISO 639-3 code “xly” (Elymian).
banxulunu: x₁ is the language with ISO 639-3 code “xln” (Alanic).
banxulu'o: x₁ is the language with ISO 639-3 code “xlo” (Loup A).
banxulupu: x₁ is the language with ISO 639-3 code “xlp” (Lepontic).
banxulusu: x₁ is the language with ISO 639-3 code “xls” (Lusitanian).
banxumu'a: x₁ is the language with ISO 639-3 code “xma” (Mushungulu).
banxumubu: x₁ is the language with ISO 639-3 code “xmb” (Mbonga).
banxumucu: x₁ is the language with ISO 639-3 code “xmc” (Makhuwa-Marrevone).
banxumudu: x₁ is the language with ISO 639-3 code “xmd” (Mbedam).
banxumu'e: x₁ is the language with ISO 639-3 code “xme” (Median).
banxumufu: x₁ is the language with ISO 639-3 code “xmf” (Mingrelian).
banxumugu: x₁ is the language with ISO 639-3 code “xmg” (Mengaka).
banxumuju: x₁ is the language with ISO 639-3 code “xmj” (Majera).
banxumuke: x₁ is the language with ISO 639-3 code “xmq” (Kuku-Mangk).
banxumulu: x₁ is the language with ISO 639-3 code “xml” (Malaysian Sign Language).
banxumu'o: x₁ is the language with ISO 639-3 code “xmo” (Morerebi).
banxumupu: x₁ is the language with ISO 639-3 code “xmp” (Kuku-Mu'inh).
banxumuru: x₁ is the language with ISO 639-3 code “xmr” (Meroitic).
banxumusu: x₁ is the language with ISO 639-3 code “xms” (Moroccan Sign Language).
banxumutu: x₁ is the language with ISO 639-3 code “xmt” (Matbat).
banxumu'u: x₁ is the language with ISO 639-3 code “xmu” (Kamu).
banxumuxe: x₁ is the language with ISO 639-3 code “xmh” (Kuku-Muminh).
banxuxevu: x₁ is the language with ISO 639-3 code “xhv” (Khua).
banzuzu'a: x₁ is the language with ISO 639-3 code “zza” (Zazaki, Dimili, Dimli macrolanguage, Kirmanjki macrolanguage)
banzuzuju: x₁ is the language with ISO 639-3 code “zzj” (Zuojiang Zhuang).
baunpli: x₁=p₁=b₂ uses language / language feature / complete language / language dialect or variation / dictionary / semantics / other language standard or specification or open source fork x₂=p₂=b₁ with scope / for text / purpose / to express / communicate x₃=p₃=b₃; x₁ is using / declaring language / language extension x₂.
baupli: x₁ uses language x₂ for purpose x₃.
baurnu'a'u: x₁ is the language with ISO 639-3 code “nau” (Nauru, Nauruan).
baurnuje'a: x₁ is the language with ISO 639-3 code “nya” (Chewa, Chichewa, Chinyanja, Nyanja).
baurnujenu: x₁ is the language with ISO 639-3 code “nyn” (Nkore, Nyankore, Nyankole, Nkole, Orunyankore, Orunyankole, Runyankore, Runyankole).
baurnuludu: x₁ is the language with ISO 639-3 code “nld” (Flemish, Dutch).
baurnusu'e: x₁ is the language with ISO 639-3 code “nse” (Nsenga).
baurzese: x₁ reflects Zese culture/language in aspect x₂.
bausmu: x₁ is the meaning of linguistic expression x₂ in language x₃ according to interpreter x₄
begbau: be₁=ba₁ is the Bengali language used by ba₂ to communicate ba₃ (si'o/du'u, not quote).
bidbau: x₁=b₁ is the Indonesian language used by b₂ to express/communicate b₃ (si'o/du'u, not quote).
co'i'e'au'i: Shorthand for «sei baunpli be la vajli'epoitau»; with big-endian tanru (reversed from CLL Lojban).
cusku: x₁ (agent) expresses/says x₂ (sedu'u/text/lu'e concept) for audience x₃ via expressive medium x₄.
djobau: m₁=b₁ is the Saudi Arabic language used by b₂ to express/communicate b₃ (si'o/du'u, not quote).
dotybau: d₁=b₁ is the German used by b₂ to express/communicate b₃ (si'o/du'u, not quote).
fanva: x₁ translates text/utterance x₂ to language x₃ from language x₄ with translation result x₅.
fasybau: f₁=b₁ is the French language used by b₂ to express/communicate b₃ (si'o/du'u, not quote).
gerna: x₁ is the grammar/rules/defining form of language x₂ for structure/text x₃.
getybau: g₁=b₁ is the Argentinian Spanish language used by b₂ to express/communicate b₃ (si'o/du'u, not quote)
gliban: The English language.
glibau: g₁=b₁ is the English language used by b₂ to express/communicate b₃ (si'o/du'u, not quote).
itku'ilybau: x₁ is Ithkuil (language), used by x₂ to communicate x₃ (du'u/si'o)
itlobau: x₁ is the Italian language used by x₂ to express/communicate x₃ (si'o/du'u, not quote).
jargone: x₁ is jargon dialect used by x₂ used to express specific terminology x₃
ja'u: na'e fancuka modal: no matter (indirect question)...
jbebau: x₁ is the native language of x₂
jifpedle'u: x₁ is a "false friend" (letter/symbol in a different writing system that looks similar, but differs significantly in meaning) to x₂, in alphabet/character-set x₃ representing x₄
jifpedvla: x₁ is a "false friend" (word in different language that looks or sounds similar, but differs significantly in meaning) to x₂, meaning x₃ in language x₄.
jufra: x₁ (text) is a sentence/statement about x₂ [topic/subject/predicate/focus] in language x₃.
jugbau: j₁=b₁ is the Chinese-Mandarin language, used by b₂ to communicate b₃ (si'o/du'u, not quote)
kadnyfasybau: k₁=f₁=b₁ is the Canadian French language used by b₂ to express/communicate b₃ (si'o/du'u, not quote).
kadnyglibau: k₁=g₁=b₁ is the Canadian English language used by b₂ to express/communicate b₃ (si'o/du'u, not quote).
kisybau: k₁=b₁ is the Pakistani Urdu language used by b₂ to communicate b₃ (si'o/du'u, not quote)
kisyglibau: k₁=g₁=b₁ is the Pakistani English language used by b₂ to express/communicate b₃ (si'o/du'u, not quote).
leksiko: x₁ is the lexicon/vocabulary of language x₂
lenga: x₁ is a speakable language used by persons x₂
lenguua: x₁ is a language used by x₂ to express x₃ (du'u, not quote)
linga: x₁ is the ISO-named language of people x₂ with ISO-name x₃, according to rule/specification x₄
lojbo: x₁ reflects [Loglandic]/Lojbanic language/culture/nationality/community in aspect x₂.
merbau: m₁=b₁ is the American English language used by b₂ to express/communicate b₃ (si'o/du'u, not quote).
mexybau: m₁=b₁ is the Mexican Spanish language used by b₂ to express/communicate b₃ (si'o/du'u, not quote).
misrybau: m₁=b₁ is the Egyptian Arabic language used by b₂ to express/communicate b₃ (si'o/du'u, not quote).
mongolo: x₁ reflects Mongol/Genghis Khan culture/empire/language in aspect x₂
nanfi'oglibau: x₁ is the South African English language used by x₂ to express/communicate x₃ (si'o/du'u, not quote).
natmi: x₁ is a nation/ethnic group of peoples x₂; [people sharing a history/culture].
pa'arbau: b₁ is Esperanto.
pevjifpedvla: x₁ is a "false friend" (word in different language that looks or sounds similar, but differs significantly in meaning) to x₂, meaning x₃ in language x₄.
pogbau: x₁ is a programming language used by x₂ for x₃.
ponbau: p₁=b₁ is the Japanese language used by b₂ to express/communicate b₃ (si'o/du'u, not quote).
potybau: p₁=b₁ is the Portuguese language used by b₂ to express/communicate b₃ (si'o/du'u, not quote).
rabybau: r₁=b₁ is the Arabic language used by b₂ to express/communicate b₃ (si'o/du'u, not quote).
razbau: br₁=ba₁ is the Brazilian Portuguese language used by ba₂ to express/communicate ba₃ (si'o/du'u, not quote)
rirbau: b₁ is the native language/"mother tongue" of b₂=r₂
ritybau: br₁=ba₁ is the British English language used by ba₂ to express/communicate ba₃ (si'o/du'u, not quote).
rukybau: r₁=b₁ is the Russian language used by b₂ to express/communicate b₃ (si'o/du'u, not quote).
runbau: r₁=b₁ is an artificial/constructed language used by b₂ to express/communicate b₃ (si'o/du'u, not quote).
sambau: b₁ is a computer language used by b₂ on computer s₁ for purpose s₂ (NU abstraction).
sanbau: s₁=b₁ is the Spanish language used by b₂ to express/communicate b₃ (si'o/du'u, not quote)
selbau: x₁ uses language/dialect x₂ to express/communicate x₃ (si'o/du'u, not quote).
slaka: x₁ is a syllable in language x₂.
spirofu: x₁ shows linguistic relativity aspect x₂ (property of x₁)
sprakebunda: x₁ is a sprachbund, a group of languages x₂ that have common features resulting from geographical proximity or language contact
sralybau: s₁=b₁ is the Australian English language used by b₂ to express/communicate b₃ (si'o/du'u, not quote).
tance: x₁ is a/the tongue [body-part] of x₂; (metaphor: similar to nazbi, tamji, degji).
tavla: x₁ talks/speaks to x₂ about subject x₃ in language x₄.
tcekitaujau: x₁ is the "ce ki tau jau" dialect of Lojban, used by x₂ to communicate x₃ (si'o/du'u)
tcekitaujei: x₁ is the 'ce ki tau jei' dialect of Lojban, used by x₂ to communicate x₃ (si'o/du'u)
tecyvla: v₁ is a term/jargon (from a specialised area of knowledge) meaning v₂=s₂ in language v₃.
terbau: x₃=b₁ is a language/dialect used by x₂=b₂ to express/communicate x₁=b₃ (si'o/du'u, not quote).
uenzi: x₁ is an utterance or text about x₂
uorfopno: x₁ is Standard Average European, reflects Standard Average European (SAE) Sprachbund in aspect x₂
valsi: x₁ is a word meaning/causing x₂ in language x₃; (adjective: x₁ is lexical/verbal).
vlaselcu'a: x₁ is a choice of words, chosen by x₂ to express x₃
vurbau: v₁=b₁ is the Ukrainian language used by b₂ to express/communicate b₃ (si'o/du'u, not quote).
xanbau: b₁ is a Signed Language used by x₂=b₂ to express/communicate b₃ (si'o/du'u, not quote).
xinbau: x₁=b₁ is the Hindi language used by b₂ to communicate b₃
xinglibau: x₁=g₁=b₁ is the Indian English language used by b₂ to express/communicate b₃ (si'o/du'u, not quote).
xo'i: Extracts selbri from a tag, inverse of fi'o
xurbau: x₁=b₁ is the Urdu language used by b₂ to express/communicate b₃ (si'o/du'u, not quote).
zo'u'e: Generalized prenex/topic separator/joiner; such that …