History: BPFK Section: Attitudinal Modifiers

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Proposed Definitions And Examples


Proposed Definition of be'u

be'u (UI5)
lack. This word is an attitudinal, that is, it directly expresses an emotion on the part of the speaker. This word is part of a scale; the base attitudinal word indicates that the speaker is feeling lack/need, the base word followed by cu'i indicates that the speaker is feeling presence/satisfaction, and the base word followed by nai indicates that the speaker is feeling satiation.(cf. claxu, nitcu, mansa)
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Examples of be'u Usage

Proposed Definition of be'u cu'i

be'u cu'i (UI*5)
presence. This word is an attitudinal, that is, it directly expresses an emotion on the part of the speaker. This word is part of a scale; the base attitudinal word indicates that the speaker is feeling lack/need, the base word followed by cu'i indicates that the speaker is feeling presence/satisfaction, and the base word followed by nai indicates that the speaker is feeling satiation.
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Proposed Definition of be'u nai

be'u nai (UI*5)
satiation. This word is an attitudinal, that is, it directly expresses an emotion on the part of the speaker. This word is part of a scale; the base attitudinal word indicates that the speaker is feeling lack/need, the base word followed by cu'i indicates that the speaker is feeling presence/satisfaction, and the base word followed by nai indicates that the speaker is feeling satiation.
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Examples of be'u nai Usage

Proposed Definition of dai

dai (UI5)
empathy. This word is an attitudinal, that is, it directly expresses an emotion on the part of the speaker. attitudinal modifier: marks empathetic use of preceding attitudinal; shows another's feelings(cf. cnijmi)
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Examples of dai Usage

Proposed Definition of fu'i

fu'i (UI5)
easy. This word is an attitudinal, that is, it directly expresses an emotion on the part of the speaker. This word is part of a scale; the base attitudinal word indicates that the speaker is feeling attitudinal modifier: easy, and the base word followed by nai indicates that the speaker is feeling difficult .(cf. frili)
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Examples of fu'i Usage

Proposed Definition of fu'i nai

fu'i nai (UI*5)
difficult. This word is an attitudinal, that is, it directly expresses an emotion on the part of the speaker. This word is part of a scale; the base attitudinal word indicates that the speaker is feeling attitudinal modifier: easy, and the base word followed by nai indicates that the speaker is feeling difficult .
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Examples of fu'i nai Usage

Proposed Definition of ga'i

ga'i (UI5)
hauteur. This word is an attitudinal, that is, it directly expresses an emotion on the part of the speaker. This word is part of a scale; the base attitudinal word indicates that the speaker is feeling hauteur, the base word followed by cu'i indicates that the speaker is feeling equal rank, and the base word followed by nai indicates that the speaker is feeling meekness; used with one of lower rank.(cf. gapru, cnita)
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Examples of ga'i Usage

Proposed Definition of ga'i cu'i

ga'i cu'i (UI*5)
equal rank. This word is an attitudinal, that is, it directly expresses an emotion on the part of the speaker. This word is part of a scale; the base attitudinal word indicates that the speaker is feeling hauteur, the base word followed by cu'i indicates that the speaker is feeling equal rank, and the base word followed by nai indicates that the speaker is feeling meekness; used with one of equal rank.
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Examples of ga'i cu'i Usage

Proposed Definition of ga'i nai

ga'i nai (UI*5)
meekness. This word is an attitudinal, that is, it directly expresses an emotion on the part of the speaker. This word is part of a scale; the base attitudinal word indicates that the speaker is feeling hauteur, the base word followed by cu'i indicates that the speaker is feeling equal rank, and the base word followed by nai indicates that the speaker is feeling meekness; used with one of higher rank.
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Proposed Definition of ju'o

ju'o (UI5)
certainty. This word is an attitudinal, that is, it directly expresses an emotion on the part of the speaker. This word is part of a scale; the base attitudinal word indicates that the speaker is feeling certainty, the base word followed by cu'i indicates that the speaker is feeling uncertainty, and the base word followed by nai indicates that the speaker is feeling impossibility.(cf. birti, cumki)
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Examples of ju'o Usage

Proposed Definition of ju'ocai

ju'ocai (UI*5)
quite certain. This word is an attitudinal, that is, it directly expresses an emotion on the part of the speaker. attitudinal modifier: intense certainty
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Proposed Definition of ju'o cu'i

ju'o cu'i (UI*5)
uncertainty. This word is an attitudinal, that is, it directly expresses an emotion on the part of the speaker. This word is part of a scale; the base attitudinal word indicates that the speaker is feeling certainty, the base word followed by cu'i indicates that the speaker is feeling uncertainty, and the base word followed by nai indicates that the speaker is feeling impossibility.
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Proposed Definition of ju'o nai

ju'o nai (UI*5)
impossibility. This word is an attitudinal, that is, it directly expresses an emotion on the part of the speaker. This word is part of a scale; the base attitudinal word indicates that the speaker is feeling certainty, the base word followed by cu'i indicates that the speaker is feeling uncertainty, and the base word followed by nai indicates that the speaker is feeling impossibility.
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Examples of ju'o nai Usage

Proposed Definition of le'o

le'o (UI5)
aggressive. This word is an attitudinal, that is, it directly expresses an emotion on the part of the speaker. This word is part of a scale; the base attitudinal word indicates that the speaker is feeling aggressive, the base word followed by cu'i indicates that the speaker is feeling passive, and the base word followed by nai indicates that the speaker is feeling defensive.(cf. gunta, bandu)
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Examples of le'o Usage

Proposed Definition of le'o cu'i

le'o cu'i (UI*5)
passive. This word is an attitudinal, that is, it directly expresses an emotion on the part of the speaker. This word is part of a scale; the base attitudinal word indicates that the speaker is feeling aggressive, the base word followed by cu'i indicates that the speaker is feeling passive, and the base word followed by nai indicates that the speaker is feeling defensive.
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Examples of le'o cu'i Usage

Proposed Definition of le'o nai

le'o nai (UI*5)
defensive. This word is an attitudinal, that is, it directly expresses an emotion on the part of the speaker. This word is part of a scale; the base attitudinal word indicates that the speaker is feeling aggressive, the base word followed by cu'i indicates that the speaker is feeling passive, and the base word followed by nai indicates that the speaker is feeling defensive.
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Examples of le'o nai Usage

Proposed Definition of ri'e

ri'e (UI5)
release of emotion. This word is an attitudinal, that is, it directly expresses an emotion on the part of the speaker. This word is part of a scale; the base attitudinal word indicates that the speaker is feeling attitudinal modifier: release of emotion, and the base word followed by nai indicates that the speaker is feeling emotion restraint .(cf. cniri'u, cnicru)
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Examples of ri'e Usage

Proposed Definition of ri'e nai

ri'e nai (UI*5)
restraint of emotion. This word is an attitudinal, that is, it directly expresses an emotion on the part of the speaker. This word is part of a scale; the base attitudinal word indicates that the speaker is feeling attitudinal modifier: release of emotion, and the base word followed by nai indicates that the speaker is feeling emotion restraint .
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Proposed Definition of se'a

se'a (UI5)
self-sufficiency. This word is an attitudinal, that is, it directly expresses an emotion on the part of the speaker. attitudinal modifier: self- This word is part of a scale; the base attitudinal word indicates that the speaker is feeling sufficiency, and the base word followed by nai indicates that the speaker is feeling dependency .(cf. sezysei, kantcu)
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Examples of se'a Usage

Proposed Definition of se'a nai

se'a nai (UI*5)
dependency. This word is an attitudinal, that is, it directly expresses an emotion on the part of the speaker. attitudinal modifier: self- This word is part of a scale; the base attitudinal word indicates that the speaker is feeling sufficiency, and the base word followed by nai indicates that the speaker is feeling dependency .
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Proposed Definition of se'i

se'i (UI5)
self-oriented. This word is an attitudinal, that is, it directly expresses an emotion on the part of the speaker. attitudinal modifier: self- This word is part of a scale; the base attitudinal word indicates that the speaker is feeling oriented, and the base word followed by nai indicates that the speaker is feeling other. -oriented(cf. sevzi, drata)
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Examples of se'i Usage

Proposed Definition of se'i nai

se'i nai (UI*5)
other-oriented. This word is an attitudinal, that is, it directly expresses an emotion on the part of the speaker. attitudinal modifier: self- This word is part of a scale; the base attitudinal word indicates that the speaker is feeling oriented, and the base word followed by nai indicates that the speaker is feeling other. -oriented
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Examples of se'i nai Usage

Proposed Definition of vu'e

vu'e (UI5)
virtue. This word is an attitudinal, that is, it directly expresses an emotion on the part of the speaker. This word is part of a scale; the base attitudinal word indicates that the speaker is feeling attitudinal modifier: virtue, and the base word followed by nai indicates that the speaker is feeling sin .(cf. vrude, zungi)
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Examples of vu'e Usage

Proposed Definition of vu'e nai

vu'e nai (UI*5)
sin. This word is an attitudinal, that is, it directly expresses an emotion on the part of the speaker. This word is part of a scale; the base attitudinal word indicates that the speaker is feeling attitudinal modifier: virtue, and the base word followed by nai indicates that the speaker is feeling sin .
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Proposed Definition of zo'o

zo'o (UI5)
humorously. This word is an attitudinal, that is, it directly expresses an emotion on the part of the speaker. This word is part of a scale; the base attitudinal word indicates that the speaker is feeling humorously, the base word followed by cu'i indicates that the speaker is feeling dully, and the base word followed by nai indicates that the speaker is feeling seriously.(cf. xajmi, junri)
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Examples of zo'o Usage

Proposed Definition of zo'o cu'i

zo'o cu'i (UI*5)
dully. This word is an attitudinal, that is, it directly expresses an emotion on the part of the speaker. This word is part of a scale; the base attitudinal word indicates that the speaker is feeling humorously, the base word followed by cu'i indicates that the speaker is feeling dully, and the base word followed by nai indicates that the speaker is feeling seriously.
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Proposed Definition of zo'o nai

zo'o nai (UI*5)
seriously. This word is an attitudinal, that is, it directly expresses an emotion on the part of the speaker. This word is part of a scale; the base attitudinal word indicates that the speaker is feeling humorously, the base word followed by cu'i indicates that the speaker is feeling dully, and the base word followed by nai indicates that the speaker is feeling seriously.
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Examples of zo'o nai Usage

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