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|comments=Half, a third and a quarter seem fairly primary. Will the Na'vi have a generalized way to form fractions? | |comments=Half, a third and a quarter seem fairly primary. Will the Na'vi have a generalized way to form fractions? | ||
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| + | |ex1=Some people like to eat ''teylu''. | ||
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Lexical Expansion Project
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be of a certain dimension, be so long, be so wide (B)
- The plant was three hands tall.
- This might be an idiom for different dimensions, but Greek, for example, has a special verb to state distances.
be a certain age (B)
- My son is three years old.
some (amount) (A)
- Some people don't like teylu.
half (A)
- His family got half the yerik.
- Half, a third and a quarter seem fairly primary. Will the Na'vi have a generalized way to form fractions?
some (A)
- Some people like to eat teylu.
- Many people are also desperate for a clear way to say "someone".
