Solresol Dictionary modernised

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1		Solresol Dictionary
2		Initially translated from François Sudre's original definitions by Garrison Osteen
3		Gradually modified and edited by the Solresol Community
4		Reformatted, modernised and expanded by nan0s7, using a mix of Google Translate, bab.la, Wikitionary and the French half of Slorany
5		Greatly assisted by Dan Parson, Slorany and those in the La Lasîrela Discord server
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8		Please use the WIP tab, as it has a compilation of all current words and most modern English translations! The other pages will eventually be removed.
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12		No. of Syllables	(OUT OF DATE) Index
13		N/A	Grammar, accents, tenses and examples
14		N/A	A concatenated list of each sorted page for easy searching
15		1, 2	All singular and double syllable words - This includes words for various tenses
16	No duplicates (a)	3	Ternary Combinations - Dedicated to Words used Often
17		4	Key of "Do" - Dedicated to Physical and Moral Man, his Intellectual Faculties and his Qualities, and to Food
18		4	Key of "Re" - Dedicated to Toiletries, things contained in a House, Housework, and the Family
19		4	Key of "Mi" - Dedicated to the Actions of Man and his Faults
20		4	Key of "Fa" - Dedicated to the Country, War, the Navy, and Travel
21		4	Key of "Sol" - Dedicated to the Fine Arts and Sciences
22		4	Key of "La" - Dedicated to Industry and Commerce
23		4	Key of "Si" - Dedicated to the City, to Government, and to Administration
24		5	Key of "Do" - Dedicated to Animals, Plants, Minerals, Elements, and related words
25	Duplicates (b)	3	Ternary Combinations - Dedicated to Seasons, Months, Numbers, and Weather
26		4	Key of "Do" - Dedicated to Religion
27		4	Key of "Re" - Dedicated to Construction and Various Trades
28		4	Key of "Mi" - Dedicated mainly to Prepositions, Adverbial Phrases, and Adverbs
29		4	Key of "Fa" - Dedicated principally to Various Maladies
30		4	Key of "Sol" - Dedicated to Various Maladies
31		4	Key of "La" - Dedicated to Industry and Commerce (Continuation of the 1st Part)
32		4	Key of "Si" - Dedicated to Justice, the Judiciary, and the Courts
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34		General notes on this dictionary
35		All words in BOLD are not the words found in Sudre's original works, but are the proposed new meanings of the word
36		All words that are coloured dark red, and have a hash # next to them, obey the "reversed words have the opposite meaning" rule
37		Agent nouns are encased in square brackets [ ] when in the accentuation column
38		Each list of words in the accentuation column is ordered in the same way you place the accent on a word: verb, noun, agent noun, adjective and adverb. Any missing word forms are marked with an "x".
39		If a word doesn't follow the structure (outlined in the Grammar tab) for word accentuation, the form of the word (i.e. noun, adjective, etc.) will be marked explicitly in short-hand; v., n., adj., adv., etc. If the shorthand is followed by an exclamation mark, that indicates that Sudre has placed the word in that spot of accentuation, knowing that the type of the word doesn't follow the rules: for example, the adjective accent for sisolla (sisôlla) contains the word "analyst", which is a noun; marked as "analyst (n.!)". A "NA" or "no acc." will be placed when Sudre gives a word that is not a verb, but has no associated accent, meaning that word doesn't have a verb form.
40		Please note that I'm just a silly Australian, so I usually write words with an "ou" instead of just an "o" (i.e. flavour vs. flavor), and use an "s" instead of a "z" in the middle of words (i.e. anatomise vs. anatomize). They're two small differences between American and U.K./Australian English.
41		Double quotation marks "" indicate that whatever is in this cell is the same as what is in the cell above it (as " does in common short-hand)
42		If a certain accent doesn't change the meaning of a word, an equals-sign "=" will be placed in its place. This implies you can use the previous accent definition in that word.
43		Feminine words may be written with EITHER a double vowel: 'Sool', or a vowel with a bar or macron above it: 'Sōl'. For readability, this dictionary will stick to the doubling of the vowel.
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45		List of words that have been or may be modified in the modernisation attempt
46		Solresol	New translation	Old translation	Comments
47		Changed / moved (or plan to be)
48		Solmire	<awaiting replacement>	Verb, noun, adjective, adverb	Not used in everyday conversation anymore?
49		Solmifa	""	Article	""
50		Solmisol	""	Pronoun	""
51		Misoldo	""	The Holy Spirit	Specifc religions shouldn't be included in "common words", especially in a auxlang. At most, in 4-5 syllable words, including words from every religion.
52		Misolre	The grace of God/supreme being	The grace of God	May actually not need to be replaced, and is also a member of the "reversable"family
53		Dosolmi	<awaiting replacement>	Jesus Christ	""
54		Dosolfa	""	Holy Virgin	""
55		Ladore	""	College, high school, institution, university, teacher, professor, headmaster	How does one distinguish between the two senses of the noun?
56		Ladomi	""	School, student, pupil, disciple	""
57		Doresolfa	""	Abdomen, belly	Inconsistent specificity, isn't really needed since there's words for stomach and intestines already. Abdomen, belly (contains organs, including: stomach & intestines)
58		Doresifa	""	Chyle	Not needed & is likely too specific
59		Siremi	""	Spell, spelling, orthography, orthographic	Supposed to be "Spell, orthographic (writing words with correct spelling, etc.)" but it's not needed as other words cover the same thing
60		Lafasolla	""	Franc	Necessary? French money isn't exactly the most common
61		Lafasolsi	""	Centime	Again, necessary?
62		Farelasol	""	Goat, kid	Categorization - Should be moved to 5 syllable words
63		Farelasi	""	Donkey, ass	""
64		Soldorela	""	Negro, a black person	Really the right place for this word? Is it even needed in today's world?
65		Dofafare	""	Ascension, the Feast of Ascension	Needed?
66		Dofafami	""	Pentecost	""
67		Dofafasol	""	Assumption Day	""
68		Dofafala	""	All Saints' Day	""
69		Sirere	TBD: Star, planet, comet, planetary (an large, planet-like object that exists in outer space)	Star, planet, comet	(Solresol doesn't lend itself toward discussing astronomy, apparantly) Can put more detail in the word OR in 5-syllable words
70		Sisol	Normal/respectful title (as in Japenese; sisol [name] = sama, [name] sisol = san)	Mister, sir
71		Sila	Lower/affectionate title (Jap; sila [name] = kun, [name] sila = chan)	Madame, Ms
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73		Fadodo	Seventy, seventieth	Eighty, eightieth
74		Farere	Eighty, eightieth	Hundred, hundredth
75		Famimi	Ninety, ninetieth	Thousand, thousandth
76		Fasolsol	Hundred, hundredth	Million, millionth
77		Falala	Thousand, thousandth	Billion, billionth
78		Fasisi	Million, millionth	Trillion, trillionth
79		Lamido	Something that exists for a finite amount of time. Temporality, perishable, fugitive, mother, passennger, temporally.	Temporary, fleeting
80		Lasolla	Align, line, row, right (in a straight line)	Align, line, row
81		Lasolsi	Draw, trace, features, lineament (distinctive shape, contour or line), linear (step by step, logical manner)	Draw, trace
82		Lalado	Dawn / daybreak, dusk, crepuscular (twilight, the period between being light and dark, not dependent on whether it's in the morning or in the afternoon)	Dawn, twilight
83		Sirere	Star, planet, comet, planetary (an large, planet-like object that exists in outer space)	Star, planet, comet
84		Doredosol	Hair in general, including: head hair, eyebrows, eyelashes, mustache, beard.	Hair, eyebrows, mustache, beard, eyelashes
85		Doresolmi	Stomach, stomachic (to assist digestion/appetite)	Stomach
86		Domidore	Member, limb, body part	Members
87		Domisire	Pretend, aspire (to imagine what the future would be like for oneself)	Pretend, claim, pretense	Too similar to mifadosol??
88		Dofamido	Feelings (how you feel towards something), principles (ethics, etc.)	Feelings, principles
89		Sifala	Repeat, recapitulate, recap (to do something again, from the start, which usually doesn't repeat periodically)	Repeat, recapitulate
90		Sifasi	Reiterate, renew, again (to continue with something, typically periodic)	Reiterate, renew, again	Too similar to sifala? - Perhaps the difference doesn't need to be distinguished
91		Sisolmi	Inspect, review (to look at something physical in great detail, usually already having some basic idea of the thing)	Inspect, review, inspector, inspection
92		Sisolfa	Examine, scrutinise, investigate, deepen, poll, inquisitorial (to be inquisitive of something not necessarily physical or to explore something further)	Review, scrutinize, investigate	Too similar to sisolmi?
93		Redofasi	Specifically the act of putting clothes on?	Clothe, dress (v), dress up, clothing, apparel, costume, suit [To disguise, clothing, [x], x, x]	May need to be more specific
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99		Difficulties from "Dictionnaire alphabétique; Langue Musicale Universelle" (unsolved are in bold)
100		p130, "acoustique" is defined as solmidore. This is a mistake, as it should be solmiredo.	p130 - acre and acreté - acre and sharpness (flavour) - laresolsol, which already means slipcover. Acre is acrid when properly translated. Also supposed to be for faresolsol, not laresolsol	p131 - adhésif is adhesive but supposed to be an adj. for join/membership for doladomi