Taken from two mailing list messages:
pamoi
remoi.
Sense words can either express experiencing the sensation or expressing an action being taken to acquire a sensation. In English, these are:
| Active | Passive | |
| look | see | |
| listen | hear | |
| touch | feel | |
| sniff | smell | |
| taste | taste | |
In Lojban, there are few dedicated gismu:
| Active | Passive | |
| sight | catlu | viska |
| sound | tirna | |
| touch | pencu | |
| scent | sumne | |
| taste | ||
| generic | zgana | ganse |
There are two options of lujvo. Naming based on the sensory organ gives:
| Active | Passive | |
| sight | kalzga | kalga'e |
| sound | kerzga | kerga'e |
| touch | pilzga | pilga'e |
| scent | zbizga | zbiga'e |
| taste | tacyzga | tacyga'e |
Naming based on the thing being sensed gives:
| Active | Passive | |
| sight | vinzga | vinga'e |
| sound | snazga | snaga'e |
| touch | te'uzga | te'urga'e |
| scent | panzga | panga'e |
| taste | vu'izga | vu'irga'e |