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Apisite

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NOTICE: My hard drive died, so now I need a new and better computer. In the meantime, I'll have to make do with two different computers.

I used to contribute as Lo Ximiendo; here's the Notice of Resignation for that account.

I have high-functioning autism, and I have yet to come across at least any online test or two, that is like those seen via the template {{R:it:Collins}}.

Notice: I'll be visiting coastal North Carolina sometime during the second half of August.

Here's my Wikiquote user-page and my Wikisource user-page if anyone is interested.

Also, I'm BeeStone at the wiki The Anglish Moot.

The absence of applicable templates in entries is hardly professional and hardly virtuous; I don't care about your ethnoreligious background or your political affiliation, when it comes to templates and entries.

As a citizen religiologist, I don't take seriously the camp against "cults/sects" (used as a term of abuse against unpopular religious movements), because for one thing, inter alia, the term "criminal religious movement" is a more accurate and useful category than the category "cults/sects" could ever be. Couldn't we agree, besides, that ostracizing persons of certain religious communities (henotheistic or otherwise) and having the reflexive urge to denigrate such people is not generally a sign of good character?
Furthermore, what would you rather do and where would you rather be, whether online or offline?

My Chinese name: ...

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My name in Chinese
Pinyin Simplified Traditional "Meaning"
Chá Línglì 茶灵力 茶靈力 Tea Spirit Power
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茶 Chá is a surname chosen for brown, the color of some kinds of tea.

靈力 Línglì may well be a somewhat literal translation of Elfriede.

Readings of my name in Han characters
Tang Mandarin Cantonese Taiwanese Min Nan
... ... Chá Línglì ... ... ... ...
Sixian Hakka Korean Vietnamese Japanese
... ... 차영력 ... ... ... ...

Sandbox

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See what templates I'm working on here. Don't forget to make any suggestions over there.

Sino-Xenic Terms for Classical Chinese Dance

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Yoni Eggs

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Sino-Xenic Terms for Submission (Islam)

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Not-so-personal Projects

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Translations of German Poetry

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Milestones for Lemmata

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  • German lemmata: 96,651/100,000 (May my edits concerning German and related languages be for those, who love such languages unconditionally and spiritually.)
  • Polish lemmata: 91,933/100,000
  • Catalan lemmata: 31,788/100,000
  • Friulian lemmata: 1,913/10,000
  • Piedmontese lemmata: 1,031/1,000

Chinese Pronunciations To Be Checked

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I wish somebody could translate the guide for the Chinese Character Reader by Hanyu Gujinyin Ziliaoku and put the translation in a Wiktionary page.

Hausa Language

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  • For template parameters, how about a pair that involves both the Ajami (Arabic abjad) and Boko (Roman alphabet) counterparts, just like the Malay language is to its Jawi and Rumi counterparts? One could also write the Kanuri language in Ajami, too. In the Malagasy language, the Ajami script is also called Sorabe.
  • It's amazing (not to mention also amusing) what one could learn from a single dictionary.
  • I wish {{ha-noun}} were similar to {{ar-noun}} when it comes to diacritics and plural forms.
  • Copy-pasta reference: à/â/ā, è/ê/ē, ì/î/ī, ò/ô/ō, ù/û/ū, ā̀, ḕ, ī̀, ṑ, ū̀, r̃, Ɓ ɓ, Ɗ ɗ, Ƙ ƙ, Ƴ ƴ

Adjectives

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M, m
matsī̀wàcī (insolent); mur̃jējḕ (muscular)
W, w
wafēcḕ (huge)

Nouns

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A, a
aduwā̀ f (desert date tree); àgōgo m (clock, watch); Ailàn f (Ireland); àwazā̀ f (rib cage)
B, b
bàutā f (slavery; worship); buɓḕwā f (okra); baitī̀ m (stanza in chiefly prosody)
Ɓ, ɓ
ɓākutu m (clay pot w/o a neck)
C, c
caka (clubs in playing cards); cōcì m (church)
D, d
dangā f (cornstalk fence; constructed barrier); dàr̃nī m, plural darnuka (cornstalk fence); digā̀ f (pickaxe); dar̃mā̀ f (lead, tin); dūkìyā f (wealth, asset, riches); dumɓū m (worn-out tool)
Ɗ, ɗ
ɗāwīsù m (peacock); ɗḕfī m (edge, tip); ɗigṑ m (drop, drip; dot, period); ɗa (basic seed syllable)
F, f
fàsfô m (passport); fatsa f (fish-hook)
G, g
gagài m (aphrodisiac); gâiwā f (lunged mudfish); gimbìyā f (princess)
H, h
hàmīlā̀ f (sword sling); hàmayyā̀ f (rivalry, political opposition); hàlakā̀ f (destruction, perishing); hàngum m (mumps); hanī̀ m (prohibition); hasàfī m (small gift); hùsūfī̀ m (eclipse)
J, j
jìminā f (ostrich); jinsī̀ m (biological sex; gender in grammar; kind, race, species); jùwā f (dizziness, vertigo)
K, k
kubbì m (hearts in playing cards); kōmā f (small fishing net); kōmī m (canoe); kōtù f (court); kùcākī m (slovenly person); kùnî m (quinine)
Ƙ, ƙ
ƙūgìyā f (hook, anchor); ƙùmbā f (mussel shell; fingernail, talon); ƙùrungù m (spotted catfish)
L, l
laccā̀ f (lecture); làmbū m (garden, irrigated farm); lazzā̀ f (flavor); luggā̀ f (language)
M, m
makaɗī m (musician's drumstick; spindle); makāmā f (handle in one sense, excuse in another) / makā̀mā m (a traditional title held by one of an amir's councillors); mayānī m, plural mayanai (kerchief); mùhibbā̀ f (respect); muhūjī m (a boring tool, as in a drill?); muhūrī m (two-handled carving tool); mùjallā̀ f, plural mujalloli (magazine, journal); mūjìyā f (owl); murfī m (stopper, cover, lid); mùr̃zānī̀ m (red coral); mūzī m (simpleton); mùzūrū m (tom-cat)
N, n
nāfilā̀ f (extra, non-compulsory prayer); nahawū̀ m (grammar); nāhiyā̀ f (continent); nasar̃ā̀ f (victory, success)
R, r
ràndā f (large pot for water storage)
S, s
sarƙā̀ f (chain; chain necklace); sī̀rīƙī m (cornstalk flute); sōmī̀ m (beginning, start); sṑsō m (loofah, sponge); sùfānā̀ f (wrench)
Sh, sh (ش/Ŝ/Š, technically)
shāhṑ m (hawk, falcon); shḕkarā̀ f (year); shiftā̀ f (dictation); shingē m (fence)
T, t
tàɓō m (mud); tàmbayā̀ f (question); tārū m, plural taraye (large fishing net); tḕku f (ocean, sea); tōshiyā f (bribe); tōzō m (hump, for instance, of a camel); tūbàlī m, plural tubala (brick; akin to Swahili tofali); Tūr̃ai m (Europe); tūtā̀ f (flag, banner)
Ts, ts
tsabgā̀ f (cane, rod, switch); tsaunī̀ m (hill); tsēre m (race, contest); tsìbirī m (island); tsīgī m (lark, warbler); tsīla f (tapeworm)
U, u
ùƙūbā̀ f (misery, anguish); ūlù m (wool, wool thread); usùr̃ m, plural usurori (whistle); umr̃ā f (the minor Hajj in Islam)
W, w
wasàlī m (vowel); wuƙā f (knife); wuyā̀ m (neck); wā̀sā m, plural wasanni (game, sport); war̃ƙā̀ f (paper sheet, paper money, leaf)
Y, y
yankī̀ m (part, section; district, region, province, state); yàrī m (earring[s]); yayyafī m (drizzle, light rain)
Z, z
zî m (diamonds in playing cards); zîk m (zipper); zùrū m (staring, stare); zùnubī̀ m (sin)

Verbs

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Ɓ, ɓ
ɓùlla (grade 3; to appear suddenly), ɓùra (grade 3; to hop, to jump about), ɓusā̀ (grade 1; to bore a hole into something)

About the Chakma language

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Hypothetical Hanja

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Correct me if I'm inaccurate about these terms.

  • litholatry: 石崇拜 - 석숭배 (seoksungbae)
  • cynolatry: 犬崇拜 - 견숭배 (gyeonsungbae)
  • ichthyolatry: 魚崇拜 - 어숭배 (eosungbae)
  • heliolatry: 太陽崇拜 - 태양숭배 (taeyangsungbae)
  • pyrolatry: 火崇拜 - 화숭배 (hwasungbae)
  • selenolatry: 月崇拜 - 월숭배 (wolsungbae)
  • astrolatry: 星崇拜 - 성숭배 (seongsungbae)
  • family church: 家庭敎會 - 가정교회 (gajeonggyohoe)

Arabic script

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Adapted writing systems

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