On grammatical class:
- bi'ei
- number/digit: 2(2×5/3) = 8×(2(1/3)).
- by'ai
- digit/number: eighteen (decimal 18).
- ci'i'e
- transfnite cardinal beth
- ci'i'o
- transfinite ordinal little-omega; if followed by a number, it denotes the ordinal which is little-omega subscripted therewith in English notation
- ci'i'oi
- transfinite ordinal little-epsilon; if followed by a number, in English notation, the following number would be denoted by a subscript
- dau'e
- Numeral: Some but not all.
- dy'ei
- digit/number: twenty (decimal 20).
- fy'ai
- digit/number: twenty-one (decimal 21).
- mu'i'u
- base-dependent digit: representing exactly one half of one more than the maximum possible single-digit number expressible in the relevant number base
- ny'ei
- digit/number: twenty (decimal 20).
- py'ai
- digit/number: twenty (decimal 21).
- ru'oi
- quantifier: "all" (as opposed to "every")
- sai'i
- digit/number: exactly enough and no more.
- si'i'ai
- digit/number: a finite/bounded number, finitely many.
- soi'ai
- almost all/almost every/almost everywhere (technical sense): there is a non-universal conull subset (the complementary (sub)set of which is non-empty but of measure 0, where complement is taken with respect/relative to the universal set) of such things that are satisfactory.
- soi'au
- almost none/almost no/almost nowhere (technical sense): the subset of satisfactory such things is null but non-empty.
- su'o'o
- digit/number: strictly greater (more) than 0 but strictly less than all (jbo.: "ro").
- sy'au
- digit/number: nineteen (decimal 19).
- vu'ai
- base-dependent digit: the maximum possible single-digit number expressible in the relevant number base.
- xe'a
- pseudo-number that is unequal to itself.
- xy'au
- digit/number: sixteen (decimal 16).
- zy'ei
- digit/number: seventeen (decimal 17).
- bi
- digit/number: 8 (digit) [eight].
- ce'i
- digit/number: % percentage symbol, hundredths.
- ci
- digit/number: 3 (digit) [three].
- ci'i
- digit/number: infinity; followed by digits => aleph cardinality.
- da'a
- digit/number: all except n; all but n; default 1.
- dau
- digit/number: hex digit A (decimal 10) [ten].
- du'e
- digit/number: too many; subjective.
- fei
- digit/number: hex digit B (decimal 11) [eleven].
- fi'u
- digit/number: fraction slash; default "/n" => 1/n, "n/" => n/1, or "/" alone => golden ratio.
- gai
- digit/number: hex digit C (decimal 12) [twelve].
- jau
- digit/number: hex digit D (decimal 13) [thirteen].
- ji'i
- digit/number: approximately (default the typical value in this context) (number).
- ka'o
- digit/number: imaginary i; square root of -1.
- ki'o
- digit/number: number comma; thousands.
- ma'u
- digit/number: plus sign; positive number; default any positive.
- me'i
- digit/number: less than.
- mo'a
- digit/number: too few; subjective.
- mu
- digit/number: 5 (digit) [five].
- ni'u
- digit/number: minus sign; negative number); default any negative.
- no
- digit/number: 0 (digit) [zero].
- no'o
- digit/number: typical/average value.
- pa
- digit/number: 1 (digit) [one].
- pai
- digit/number: pi (approximately 3.1416...); the constant defined by the ratio of the circumference to the diameter of all circles.
- pi
- digit/number: radix (number base) point; default decimal.
- pi'e
- digit/number:separates digits for base >16, not current standard, or variable (e.g. time, date).
- ra'e
- digit/number: repeating digits (of a decimal) follow.
- rau
- digit/number: enough; subjective.
- re
- digit/number: 2 (digit) [two].
- rei
- digit/number: hex digit E (decimal 14) [fourteen].
- ro
- digit/number: each, all.
- so
- digit/number: 9 (digit) [nine].
- so'a
- digit/number: almost all (digit/number).
- so'e
- digit/number: most.
- so'i
- digit/number: many.
- so'o
- digit/number: several.
- so'u
- digit/number: few.
- su'e
- digit/number: at most (all); no more than.
- su'o
- digit/number: at least (some); no less than.
- te'o
- digit/number: exponential e (approx 2.71828...).
- tu'o
- null operand (used in unary mekso operations).
- vai
- digit/number: hex digit F (decimal 15) [fifteen].
- vo
- digit/number: 4 (digit) [four].
- xa
- digit/number: 6 (digit) [six].
- xo
- digit/number: number/digit/lerfu question.
- za'u
- digit/number: greater than.
- ze
- digit/number: 7 (digit) [seven].
- biki'o
- number/quantity: 8,000 expressed with comma.
- bino
- number/quantity: 80 [eighty].
- binono
- number/quantity: 800 [eight hundred].
- binonovo
- number/quantity: 8004, without comma.
- ci'ima'u
- number: uncountably infinite of some sort or infinite in the sense of satisfying the Generalized Continuum Hypothesis.
- ci'ino
- Digit string: aleph-nought, aleph-0, the cardinality of the natural (alternatively: integer) numbers
- ciki'o
- number/quantity: 3,000 expressed with comma.
- cino
- number/quantity: 30 [thirty].
- cinono
- number/quantity: 300 [three hundred].
- fi'ure
- half.
- ji'ima'u
- rounded up (appended after string of digits indicating a rounded value).
- ji'ini'u
- rounded down (appended after string of digits indicating a rounded value).
- muki'o
- number/quantity: 5,000 expressed with comma.
- muno
- number/quantity: 50 [fifty].
- munono
- number/quantity: 500 [five hundred].
- noka'ono
- Complex zero; 0 = (0,0) = 0 + 0i.
- pabi
- number/quantity: 18 [eighteen].
- paci
- number/quantity: 13 [thirteen].
- paki'o
- number/quantity: 1,000 expressed with comma.
- pamu
- number/quantity: 15 [fifteen].
- pano
- number/quantity: 10 [ten].
- panoki'oki'o
- number/quantity: 10,000,000 [ten millions](Western numbering system/1,00,00,000 [100 lakhs](Indian numbering system).
- panono
- number/quantity: 100 [one hundred].
- panonoki'o
- number/quantity: 100,000 [hundred thousand](Western numbering system)/[one lakh](Indian numbering system)..
- papa
- number/quantity: 11 [eleven].
- pare
- number/quantity: 12 [twelve].
- paso
- number/quantity: 19 [nineteen].
- pavo
- number/quantity: 14 [fourteen].
- paxa
- number/quantity: 16 [sixteen].
- paze
- number/quantity: 17 [seventeen].
- pidu'e
- number: too much of.
- piji'i
- number: approximately all of.
- pimo'a
- number: too little of.
- pimu
- half.
- pino
- Number/digit: exactly none of (empty set as a subset of another set); in probability theory, "guaranteed impossible".
- piro
- number: all of.
- piso'a
- number: almost all of.
- piso'e
- number: most of.
- piso'i
- number: much of.
- pisoi'ai
- almost all of/almost 1/almost surely/almost certainly (technical sense), but not "exactly all of" or "guaranteed" (sense: anti-impossible).
- pisoi'au
- almost none of/almost 0/almost never/almost certainly not/nearly nothing of (technical sense) but technically being non-empty or possible in theory (not impossible).
- piso'o
- number: some of.
- piso'u
- number: a little of.
- pisu'esoi'au
- digit/number: at most almost-none of (0%, taken as a fraction of a whole); the referent set is null and may even be empty.
- pisu'o
- number: at least some of.
- pisu'osoi'ai
- digit/number: at least almost-all of; at least almost-certain; 100%.
- pizau'u
- arbitrarily much of, arbitrarily close to 1, an arbitrarily large proper fraction/percentage of
- reki'o
- number/quantity: 2,000 expressed with comma.
- reno
- number/quantity: 20 [twenty].
- renono
- number/quantity: 200 [two hundred].
- soki'o
- number/quantity: 9,000 expressed with comma.
- sono
- number/quantity: 90 [ninety].
- sonono
- number/quantity: 900 [nine hundred].
- sosoce'i
- number/quantity: 99% (number).
- sozepimu
- number/quantity:
97.5.
- su'ero
- digit/number: any number
- su'esoi'au
- digit/number: at most almost-none/at most almost-no/at most almost-nowhere; the referent set is null and may even be empty.
- su'osoi'ai
- digit/number: at least almost-all/at least almost-every/at least almost-everywhere; the complementary set is null and may even be empty.
- voki'o
- number/quantity: 4,000 expressed with comma.
- vono
- number/quantity: 40 [forty].
- vonono
- number/quantity: 400 [four hundred].
- xaki'o
- number/quantity: 6,000 expressed with comma.
- xano
- number/quantity: 60 [sixty].
- xanono
- number/quantity: 600 [six hundred].
- xavoki'o
- number/quantity: 64,000 expressed with comma.
- xe'enai
- digit/number: specific referent; modifies quantifier to indicate that there are particular referents that fulfill the predicate
- zeki'o
- number/quantity: 7,000 expressed with comma.
- zeno
- number/quantity: 70 [seventy].
- zenono
- number/quantity: 700 [seven hundred].
- fai'e'au
- digit/number: first Feigenbaum constant δ = 4.669 201 609 102 990 671 853 203 821 578(...).
- fai'u
- digit/number: phi, the "golden ratio" (approx. = 1.6180...); the ratio a/b such that it equals (a+b)/a
- fai'u'a
- digit/number: the fine-structure constant \alpha \approx 7.2973525698(\dots)×10(-3) \approx 1/137.035999074.
- fu'a'ai
- digit/number: first Foias' constant; the unique value of x1 such that xn
-> ∞ as n -> ∞ for xn+1 = (1 + (1/( xn )))^n; such x1 = 1.187…
- fu'a'au
- digit/number: second Foias constant; the value x for which (1/x)(1 + (1/x))x=1 is true; ≈ 2.293…
- ga'au
- digit/number: Euler–Mascheroni constant, usually denoted by lowercase gamma (γ); approximately 0.5772156649 (in decimal).
- gau'i'o
- digit/number: Gauss' arithmetic-geometric mean of 1 and √(2)=sqrt(2) constant G ≈ .8346268…
- go'o'i'a
- digit/number: Goloumb-Dickman constant ≈ .6243…
- ja'au
- subjective number which is decreasing over time
- ka'ei'a
- digit/number: Conway's look-and-say constant λ ≈ 1.303577269…
- kai'o
- quaternion i
- ka'o'ai
- imaginary i (non-comma)
- ka'o'ei
- imaginary i, comma - spherical coordinates: first coordinate gives magnitude (complex modulus/radius) of the number, the second number gives the angle from the positive real axis measured counterclockwise toward the 'positive' imaginary axis (default: in the primary branch/Arg) as measured in some units (which that number should contain; the contextless default will suppose radians); the angle is not normalized.
- kau'o
- generic algebra unit en
- kei'ei
- digit/number: hex digit E (decimal 14) [fourteen].
- kei'o
- quaternion j
- koi'o
- quaternion k
- ku'i'a
- PA: blank/empty digit
- lai'ai
- digit/number: hex digit F (decimal 15) [fifteen].
- mai'e'e
- digit/number: Meissel-Mertens constant M ≈ 0.2614972128476427837554268386086958590516…
- mei'a
- digit/number: arbitrarily small/lesser/diminished/few (finite and nonzero but otherwise as small as desired).
- mu'i'ai
- digit/number: Hafner-Sarnak-McCurley coprime determinants limiting probability constant; h ≈ 0.3532363719…
- na'a'u
- not a number
- ni'e'ei
- digit/number: Niven's greatest-exponent prime factorization constant
lim(n->∞) (avg
- ni'e'oi
- digit/number: Niven's smallest-exponent prime factorization constant c = zeta(3/2)/zeta(3) ≈ 2.1732543125195541382370898404…
- no'ai
- digit/number: absolute zero; nothing; there does not exist; ∄
- no'e'u
- digit/number: liminal zero; neither positive nor negative
- pa'au'o
- digit/number: universal parabolic constant P = √(2) + Loge(1 + √(2)) ≈ 2.295587
- pei'i'a
- digit/number: Apéry's constant ζ(3) = 1.202056903159594285399738161511449990764986292…
- pi'au
- digit/number: pi (approximately 3.1416...); the constant defined by the ratio of the circumference to the diameter of all circles.
- pu'e'u'o
- digit/number: the Prouhet-Thue-Morse constant τ = 0.412454033640… (in decimal)
- ro'oi
- universal plural quantifier. “All.”
- sei'a
- converts singular quantifier into plural quantifier
- se'i'i
- digit/number: Sierpiński constant K = π(2 Loge(2) + 3Log
- sei'u'e
- digit/number: ideal first Skewe's constant Sk1 ; the first (minimal positive) infimum for which all greater x in some neighborhood have the property that it is false that the prime counting function at x is less than the logarithmic integral function at x
- si'ei
- numeric suffix: indicates that the number refers to portionality instead of cardinality
- so'au
- subjective number which is constant over time
- su'ai
- digit/number: precise to within the stated sigfigs (significant figures/digits); approximately, measured to be approximately, with some error/rounding
- su'au
- digit/number: exact, exactly equal to, no more and no less, mathematically ideally (no measuring or rounding error)
- su'oi
- existential plural quantifier. “There is/are.”
- tau'u
- digit/number: tau (approximately 6.2831...). The constant defined by the ratio of the circumference to the radius of all circles.
- va'ei'a
- digit/number: Dom Hans van der Laan's plastic number ρ = 1.324717957244746025960908854…
- vau'au'o
- omega constant, Lambert product-log W(1)
- vi'ei'e
- digit/number: Lévy-Khinchin constant γ = e^(π^2)/(12Loge(2)) ≈ 3.2758…
- vo'ei'a
- digit/number: Lambert W(1) constant Ω ≈ 0.5671432904097838729999686622…
- xe'e
- digit/number: any/non-specific referent; modifies quantifier to indicate that it is not important what the specific members of the referential set are
- xei
- digit/number: hex digit E (decimal 14) [fourteen]
- xi'i'ei
- digit/number: Khinchin's constant K0 = 2.6854520010…
- xo'e
- elliptical/unspecified number.
- zau'u
- digit/number: arbitrarily large/great/increased/many (finite but as big as desired/allowed).
- ze'au
- subjective number which is increasing over time
In definition:
- ba'oi
- Converts PA into tense; in [number (usually nonspecific)] possible futures where [sumti (du'u)] is true
- cei'a
- x1 is the year / era of years indicated by PA (digit string) in calendar system x2
- coi'e
- x1 is PA hours in duration by standard x2.
- dau'u
- variable identifier article: refer to the referents of the variable having the following predicate as its name; such a variable may be implicitly bound by {PA broda} or {LE broda} phrases; if no such variable has been previously bound, the referents are left to the context to determine; the referents are not claimed to actually satisfy the predicate after which the variable is named.
- doi'e
- x1 is PA days in duration by standard x2.
- jei'o
- x1 is PA weeks in duration by standard x2.
- lei'o
- x1 is PA months in duration by standard x2.
- moi'e
- x1 is PA minutes in duration by standard x2.
- moi'o
- x1 is the PA-th date/time of unit x2 (si'o) counting from x3 (default: now) by calendar x4
- mu'ei
- Converts PA into tense; in [number (usually nonspecific)] possible worlds/alternate histories where [sumti (du'u)] is true
- nei'o
- x1 is PA years in duration by standard x2.
- noi'a'u
- PA nonrestrictive/incidental relative clause; attaches to a PA number/numeral/digit with the ke'a referring to that PA number/numeral/digit.
- poi'a'u
- PA restrictive relative clause; attaches to a PA number/numeral/digit with the ke'a referring to that PA number/numeral/digit.
- sai'ei
- turns PA into CAI; intensity attitude modifier expressed by a mekso.
- soi'e
- x1 is PA seconds in duration by standard x2.
- xo'e'o'ei
- At-most-unary mekso operator: like {xo'ei} but for selma'o XOhEhOhE, rather than just PA
- bangurupu
- x1 is the language with ISO 639-3 code “urp” (Uru-Pa-In).
- banpudu'i
- x1 is the language with ISO 639-3 code “pdi” (Pa Di).
- banpuxe'a
- x1 is the language with ISO 639-3 code “pha” (Pa-Hng).
- bantujesu
- x1 is the language with ISO 639-3 code “tys” (Tày Sa Pa).
- cmavrpa
- x1 is the selma'o "PA".
- jinmrproktini
- x1 is a quantity of/contains/is made of protactinium [Pa]
In notes:
- detke'u
- The date [day,week,month,year] x1=d1=k1 is recurrence/repetition of the date [day,week,month,year] of the first event x2=d2, for the x3=k3'rd time, in system x3.
- lerpavmoivla
- l1 (quoted letteral) is the first letter of the word v1.
- mucyveldekpu
- d4 is d2 (default 1) dessertspoon(s)/dessertspoonful(s)/cochleare medium (dstspn./cochl. med.) [volume-unit], standard d3=m1 (default 1 dessertspoon=10 mL),d1 tablespoon(s),d5 teaspoon(s), d6 one ml measuring spoon(s).
- mucyxeldekpu
- d5 is d2 (default 1) teaspoon(s)/teaspoonful(s)/cochleare minus (t., ts., tsp. or tspn./cochl. min.)[volume-unit], standard d3=m1 (default 1 teaspoon=5 mL),d4 dessertspoon(s),d1 tablespoon(s), d6 one ml measuring spoon(s).
- na'uvla
- x1 is the word with stands for the number x2 in language x3
- pavbudjo
- b1 is the first Buddha, Siddhartha Gautama.
- pavmoidei
- x1 is x2=d2 (default: 1) first days of a set of days (week, month, year) x3=m2 ordered by rule x4=m3 and being a day by standard x5=d3
- pavmoija'a
- j1 has the rank of Lieutenant/1st Lieutenant (equivalent of NATO OF-1) in military unit /organization j2.
- pavmudblo
- x1 is a dugout for carrying x2
- pavnonmoija'a
- j1 has the rank of Field Marshall/General of the Army//Fleet Admiral/Marshall of the Air Force (equivalent of NATO OF-10) in military unit j2.
- pavroi
- x1 happens once in interval x2.
- pavyplitci
- x1 a single-use tool/implement/implement for doing x2; x1 is designed to be discarded after the first use.
- pavyxilma'e
- m1 is a unicycle/one-wheeled vehicle carrying m2 in/on surface/medium m3, propelled by m4.
- porna'ofrinu
- f1=c1 [value] is a/the median/quartile/decile/percentile/fraction-type of median with numerator f2, denominator f3 in property/amount c2 (ka/ni) among p1 (s) (ordered set) by standard c4.
- rilsletei
- x1 is tempo of rhythmic movement x2 with the unit x3; x1 is a time interval and corresponds to the unit x3 of a form of rhythm of x2.
- tabypavykijno
- x1 is a quantity of carbon monoxide (CO)
- temjudri
- x1 is a point on time axis, of event/state x2, in system x3.
- zilmipri
- x1 is secret/hidden from x2 by method x3.
- forse
- x1 has physical force in x2 (property of x1)
- nulpa
- x1 is 1 [1×100] of x2 in dimension/aspect x3 (default is units).
- xonba
- x1 is exactly/approximately (1/x2)-th-portion [li] of x3 by standard x4.
- bai'ei
- unary mathematical operator: successor/augment/increment (by one), succ(a) = a++ = a+1
- ca'oi
- binary operator: complex number from argument and phase, (r, \phi) \mapsto r ei \phi
- ce'ei'oi
- BIhI argument modifier: indicates dimensionality/length of tuple
- de'ei
- on (n)-th day from a given point (by default from today)
- fei'u
- Prefix division by following unit selbri
- fo'ai
- Creates a predicate abstraction sumti out of a full bridi clause, binding all the necessary lambda variables to the ko'a-ko'u pronoun series. The number of bound variables must be indicated by appending {xi} followed by that number to the word {fo'ai}, unless only one variable (namely {fo'a}) is bound, in which case the {xi} marking is optional.
- ja'oi
- permutation cycle writer notation start
- ju'ai
- Default number radix modifier: changes the value of the default radix assumed for any numeral lacking an explicit radix within the following text, until another {ju'ai} appears.
- kau'ai
- Microdigit-spanning endianness binary-toggle.
- kau'au
- Macrodigit-spanning endianness binary-toggle.
- ke'u'i
- accepts number (n) after: repeat last sumti up to n times
- ko'ai
- Creates a predicate abstraction sumti out of a full bridi clause, binding all the necessary lambda variables to the ko'a-ko'u pronoun series.
- li'ei
- arbitrary character string or irregular number
- lo'au
- presuppositional definite article: the …; the thing(s) which …
- mai'o
- turns number into pro-sumti: the abstraction described by the utterance denoted by that number and {mai}
- mu'au'oi
- Discursive: resuming/continuing example - start new example
- noi'au
- number/interpreted mathematical object non-restrictive clause
- pau'oi
- unary mathematical operator: predecessor/diminish/decrement (by one), \operatornamepred(a) = a-- = a-1
- pi'au'e
- mekso ternary operator: extract digit from number; X2nd macrodigit/term of number/tuple X1 when X1 is expressed in base/basis X3.
- poi'au
- number/interpreted mathematical object restrictive clause
- se'u'o
- selbri conversion question
- su'ei
- shows that the first two places have a reciprocal relation
- te'i
- at a point on time axis
- ve'oi
- Close all open mathematical brackets.
- xau'e
- symbol string to number/variable
- xau'o
- text to number/variable
- xau'o'o
- mekso convention cancellation
- xi'e
- scalar subscript
- xo'ei
- unary mekso operator: produces a string of n consecutive "xo'e"'s, treated as digits (concatenated into a single string of digits)
- xo'e'o'e
- elliptical/unspecified/vague single-symbol (general)
- endi
- x1 (digit string/byte, storage system, convention) has endianness x2 ("ce'o" sequence of numbers (li); description (ka?)); x1 is x2-endian.
- funtiio
- x1 (plural of ordered pairs) is an exhaustive set (possibly infinite) of inputs/outputs defining a unary function which yields result x3 when given input x2; x1(x2) = x3
- graumrei
- x1 is x2 (li; default: 1) dimensionless units on scale/by standard x3.
- jednpa
- x1 (event/state) is on Monday or the first day of a week x2 in system x3.
- lerfusu
- x1 is a part of Lojban text representing rule 'lerfu-string' according to the first edition of the book 'The Complete Lojban Language'.
- masnpa
- x1 (event/state) is in the first month/January of a year x2 in system x3.
- namsusu
- x1 is a part of Lojban text representing rule 'number' according to the first edition of the book 'The Complete Lojban Language'.
- o'evla
- x1 is a generic/elliptical-referent/unspecified-referent word of type x2 (ka/selma'o) in language x3.
- palkane
- x1 is a quantity of methane
- pavjima
- x1 is a unicorn of type/mythology x2
- palkan
- methane (CH4)
- ka'o zei namcu
- x1 is a complex number (understood as such).