Integrative Levels Classification

ILC developing version
Expanded class `q`

▽ ⌕ `qWy`	culture
▽ ⌕ `q`	language [linguistics] ↞ `ou` communication `p` consciousness `mU` human organisms ≈ DDC `400 410` ✍
▽ ⌕ `q0`	as related to
▽ ⌕ `q03cr`	comparative linguistics
▽ ⌕ `q07h`	philosophy of language
▽ ⌕ `q07m`	mathematical linguistics
▽ ⌕ `q09`	studied by theory [general linguistics]
▽ ⌕ `q0p`	mind [psycholinguistics]
▽ ⌕ `q0s`	economy [economical linguistics]
▽ ⌕ `q0t`	society [sociolinguistics]
▽ ⌕ `q0tt`	nation [ethnolinguistics; anthropological linguistics]
▽ ⌕ `q17` `[w1]`	in time [historical linguistics; comparative linguistics]
▽ ⌕ `q173` `[w1]`	originated in epoch
▽ ⌕ `q1734` `[w1]`	extinct in; dead in epoch
▽ ⌕ `q27` `[uU]`	of; originated in; diffused from region
▽ ⌕ `q31` `[q]`	deriving from original linguistic element [etymology; philology]
▽ ⌕ `q319`	etimological type
▽ ⌕ `q319ɭ`	loan
▽ ⌕ `q319q`	calque
▽ ⌕ `q32` `[q]`	within linguistic context
▽ ⌕ `q33` `[U]`	by speaker; sender
▽ ⌕ `q336` `[t7]`	spoken by speaker class
▽ ⌕ `q36` `[U]`	to addressee; receiver
▽ ⌕ `q4`	error; mistake [error analysis]
▽ ⌕ `q45e`	interlingual error
▽ ⌕ `q45r`	intralingual error
▽ ⌕ `q4g`	overgeneralization
▽ ⌕ `q4gd`	developmental error
▽ ⌕ `q4gdi`	induced error
▽ ⌕ `q4gdɭ`	error of avoidance
▽ ⌕ `q4gdo`	error of overproduction
▽ ⌕ `q4s`	simplification
▽ ⌕ `q4so`	omission
▽ ⌕ `q4st`	addition
▽ ⌕ `q5`	language change; evolution
▽ ⌕ `q5c`	conservatism
▽ ⌕ `q5q`	revival
▽ ⌕ `q5r`	reformation
▽ ⌕ `q6`	formalization
▽ ⌕ `q60`	language level ✍
▽ ⌕ `q60r` ⋄	technical
▽ ⌕ `q60t` ⋄	familiar; common; spoken; vernacular
▽ ⌕ `q60u` ⋄	institutional
▽ ⌕ `q60w` ⋄	liturgical
▽ ⌕ `q60x` ⋄	literary
▽ ⌕ `q60y` ⋄	scientific
▽ ⌕ `q669`	style; rhetorical strategy
▽ ⌕ `q669g`	logical style; logos
▽ ⌕ `q669o`	authoritative style; ethos ✍
▽ ⌕ `q669t`	emotional style; pathos
▽ ⌕ `q69`	sense
▽ ⌕ `q69g`	argot sense
▽ ⌕ `q69j`	jargon sense; technical sense
▽ ⌕ `q69m`	metaphorical sense
▽ ⌕ `q69r`	rhetorical sense; so to speak
▽ ⌕ `q6aWt`	natural
▽ ⌕ `q6b`	jargon
▽ ⌕ `q6d`	dialect; local variant [dialectology]
▽ ⌕ `q6n`	standard; national
▽ ⌕ `q6p`	pidgin
▽ ⌕ `q6r`	creole
▽ ⌕ `q6t`	international
▽ ⌕ `q6u`	constructed; planned; artificial
▽ ⌕ `q6x`	formal
▽ ⌕ `q6xp`	programming; script
▽ ⌕ `q6xr`	knowledge representation; markup
▽ ⌕ `q7`	transmission system; channel ↞ `ou5`
▽ ⌕ `q77` `[q]`	with element
▽ ⌕ `q79` `[X]`	structural type
▽ ⌕ `q7cWo`	nonverbal communication
▽ ⌕ `q7d`	interpersonal distance [proxemics] ✍
▽ ⌕ `q7db`	public distance >360 cm
▽ ⌕ `q7dɭ`	social distance 120-360 cm
▽ ⌕ `q7dp`	personal distance 45-120 cm
▽ ⌕ `q7dt`	intimate distance <45 cm
▽ ⌕ `q7g`	gestures; visual-manual signs; body motion; body language [kinesics] ✍
▽ ⌕ `q7gc`	touch [haptics]
▽ ⌕ `q7gcb`	slap
▽ ⌕ `q7gcc`	pat; caress
▽ ⌕ `q7gcg`	hug
▽ ⌕ `q7gch`	hand-shaking
▽ ⌕ `q7gci`	holding hands
▽ ⌕ `q7gck`	kiss
▽ ⌕ `q7ge`	body orientation
▽ ⌕ `q7gf`	posture; posturing
▽ ⌕ `q7gh`	chest gesture; thorax gesture
▽ ⌕ `q7ghb`	chest bending
▽ ⌕ `q7gho`	bowing; stooping
▽ ⌕ `q7ghs`	chest swelling
▽ ⌕ `q7gi`	pelvis gesture
▽ ⌕ `q7gm`	arm gesture
▽ ⌕ `q7gn`	hand gesture; manual gesture
▽ ⌕ `q7gne`	emblem; quotable gesture; symbolic gesture
▽ ⌕ `q7gnef`	clenched fist; raised fist
▽ ⌕ `q7gneh`	handwave
▽ ⌕ `q7gnen`	namaste; añjali mudrā
▽ ⌕ `q7gneo`	okay; OK; ring gesture
▽ ⌕ `q7gnep`	applause
▽ ⌕ `q7gner`	horn sign
▽ ⌕ `q7gnet`	thumbs up
▽ ⌕ `q7gneu`	thumbs down
▽ ⌕ `q7gnev`	V sign; victory hand
▽ ⌕ `q7gnex`	crossed fingers
▽ ⌕ `q7gni`	pointing; deictic; indexical gesture
▽ ⌕ `q7gnm`	beats; motor gestures
▽ ⌕ `q7gnx`	lexical gesture; iconic gesture; depicting gesture
▽ ⌕ `q7gt`	head gesture
▽ ⌕ `q7gtn`	nod
▽ ⌕ `q7gu`	gaze; glance; visual contact
▽ ⌕ `q7guf`	eyebrow flash
▽ ⌕ `q7gx` `[pe]`	facial expression ✍
▽ ⌕ `q7gxc`	fear expression
▽ ⌕ `q7gxf`	surprise expression
▽ ⌕ `q7gxi`	sad expression
▽ ⌕ `q7gxɭ`	disgust expression
▽ ⌕ `q7gxo`	angry expression
▽ ⌕ `q7gxu`	joy expression
▽ ⌕ `q7gxus`	smile
▽ ⌕ `q7o`	non-verbal vocalization; non-lexical utterance
▽ ⌕ `q7oc`	cry
▽ ⌕ `q7og`	laugh
▽ ⌕ `q7oi`	sigh
▽ ⌕ `q7om`	vocal segregate; hmm
▽ ⌕ `q7s`	speaking; speech s.s.; spoken language; orality
▽ ⌕ `q7se`	phones; segments [phonetics]
▽ ⌕ `q7seX`	manners of articulation ✍
▽ ⌕ `q7seXX`	points of articulation ✍
▽ ⌕ `q7sebbm` ⋄	[b]
▽ ⌕ `q7sf`	phonemes [phonology]
▽ ⌕ `q7sfX`	manners of articulation
▽ ⌕ `q7sfXX`	points of articulation
▽ ⌕ `q7sfXXX`	phonation
▽ ⌕ `q7sfXXXX`	airstream
▽ ⌕ `q7sfXXXc`	click; lingual ingressive; velaric ingressive
▽ ⌕ `q7sfXXXi`	implosive; glottalic ingressive
▽ ⌕ `q7sfXXXk`	ejective; glottalic egressive
▽ ⌕ `q7sfXXXp`	pulmonic
▽ ⌕ `q7sfXXc`	voiceless
▽ ⌕ `q7sfXXe`	breathy voice; murmur; whispery voice; soughing; susurration
▽ ⌕ `q7sfXXg`	slack voice; lax voice
▽ ⌕ `q7sfXXh`	half voiced; partially voiced
▽ ⌕ `q7sfXXm`	voiced; modal voice
▽ ⌕ `q7sfXXs`	stiff voice
▽ ⌕ `q7sfXXv`	creaky voice
▽ ⌕ `q7sfXXy`	glottal closure
▽ ⌕ `q7sfXbWd`	labial
▽ ⌕ `q7sfXb`	bilabial
▽ ⌕ `q7sfXc`	labiodental
▽ ⌕ `q7sfXd`	dentolabial
▽ ⌕ `q7sfXgWɭ`	coronal
▽ ⌕ `q7sfXg`	linguolabial
▽ ⌕ `q7sfXi`	interdental
▽ ⌕ `q7sfXj`	dental
▽ ⌕ `q7sfXɭ`	alveolar
▽ ⌕ `q7sfXmWo`	postalveolar
▽ ⌕ `q7sfXm`	palato-alveolar
▽ ⌕ `q7sfXn`	alveo-palatal
▽ ⌕ `q7sfXo`	retroflex
▽ ⌕ `q7sfXp`	prepalatal
▽ ⌕ `q7sfXq`	labio-palatal; rounded front
▽ ⌕ `q7sfXr`	palatal; front
▽ ⌕ `q7sfXs`	labioprevelar; rounded central
▽ ⌕ `q7sfXt`	prevelar; central
▽ ⌕ `q7sfXu`	labiovelar; rounded back
▽ ⌕ `q7sfXv`	velar; back
▽ ⌕ `q7sfXw`	uvular
▽ ⌕ `q7sfXxWy`	laringeal; guttural
▽ ⌕ `q7sfXx`	pharingeal; epiglottal
▽ ⌕ `q7sfXy`	glottal
▽ ⌕ `q7sfas`	aspirated; aspiration
▽ ⌕ `q7sfbWe`	occlusives
▽ ⌕ `q7sfbWj`	consonants
▽ ⌕ `q7sfb`	stops; plosives
▽ ⌕ `q7sfbbc`	/p/
▽ ⌕ `q7sfbbm`	/b/
▽ ⌕ `q7sfbɭc`	/t/
▽ ⌕ `q7sfbɭm`	/d/
▽ ⌕ `q7sfboc`	/ʈ/
▽ ⌕ `q7sfbom`	/ɖ/
▽ ⌕ `q7sfbqc`	/k/
▽ ⌕ `q7sfbqm`	/g/
▽ ⌕ `q7sfbrc`	/c/
▽ ⌕ `q7sfbrm`	/ɟ/
▽ ⌕ `q7sfbwc`	/q/
▽ ⌕ `q7sfc`	nasals
▽ ⌕ `q7sfcb`	/m/
▽ ⌕ `q7sfcɭ`	/n/
▽ ⌕ `q7sfe`	affricates
▽ ⌕ `q7sfebc`	/pf/
▽ ⌕ `q7sfeɭq`	/dʒ/
▽ ⌕ `q7sfeɭs`	/tʃ/
▽ ⌕ `q7sffWy`	continuants
▽ ⌕ `q7sff`	fricatives; spirants
▽ ⌕ `q7sffaɭ`	lateral fricatives
▽ ⌕ `q7sffas`	sibilants
▽ ⌕ `q7sffcc`	/f/
▽ ⌕ `q7sffcm`	/v/
▽ ⌕ `q7sffɭc`	/s/
▽ ⌕ `q7sffɭm`	/z/
▽ ⌕ `q7sfhWi`	rhotics
▽ ⌕ `q7sfhWɭ`	liquids
▽ ⌕ `q7sfh`	flaps; taps
▽ ⌕ `q7sfi`	trills
▽ ⌕ `q7sfiɭ`	/r/
▽ ⌕ `q7sfɭWo`	approximants
▽ ⌕ `q7sfɭWy`	vocoids
▽ ⌕ `q7sfɭ`	laterals
▽ ⌕ `q7sfɭɭ`	/l/
▽ ⌕ `q7sfo`	semivowels; glides
▽ ⌕ `q7sfoɭ`	/j/
▽ ⌕ `q7sfoq`	/w/
▽ ⌕ `q7sfqWy`	vowels
▽ ⌕ `q7sfq`	closed vowels
▽ ⌕ `q7sfqr`	/i/
▽ ⌕ `q7sfqu`	/u/
▽ ⌕ `q7sfs`	half-closed vowels
▽ ⌕ `q7sfsr`	/e/
▽ ⌕ `q7sfsu`	/o/
▽ ⌕ `q7sfsv`	/ø/
▽ ⌕ `q7sfu`	medium vowels
▽ ⌕ `q7sfut`	/ɘ/
▽ ⌕ `q7sfvq`	/y/
▽ ⌕ `q7sfvv`	/ɯ/
▽ ⌕ `q7sfw`	half-open vowels
▽ ⌕ `q7sfwr`	/ɛ/
▽ ⌕ `q7sfwt`	/ʌ/
▽ ⌕ `q7sfwu`	/ɔ/
▽ ⌕ `q7sfwv`	/œ/
▽ ⌕ `q7sfy`	open vowels
▽ ⌕ `q7sfyr`	/a/
▽ ⌕ `q7sfyt`	/ɑ/
▽ ⌕ `q7sm`	combined sounds; sequences
▽ ⌕ `q7smd`	diphthongs
▽ ⌕ `q7smh`	hiatuses
▽ ⌕ `q7ss`	syllables
▽ ⌕ `q7ss7C`	with suprasegmental
▽ ⌕ `q7ss7CiWu`	suprasegmentals; prosodic features
▽ ⌕ `q7ss7Ci`	stress; intensity; accent
▽ ⌕ `q7ss7Cib`	unstressed
▽ ⌕ `q7ss7Cie`	secondarily stressed
▽ ⌕ `q7ss7Cin`	stressed
▽ ⌕ `q7ss7Cis`	strongly stressed
▽ ⌕ `q7ss7Cp`	tones; pitches
▽ ⌕ `q7ss7Cpc`	falling tone
▽ ⌕ `q7ss7Cpn`	neutral tone
▽ ⌕ `q7ss7Cpp`	dipping tone
▽ ⌕ `q7ss7Cpr`	rising tone
▽ ⌕ `q7ss7Cpw`	high tone
▽ ⌕ `q7ss7Cu`	lengths; quantities; chronemes ↞ `an89` quantifiers
▽ ⌕ `q7ss7Cuf`	extra-short
▽ ⌕ `q7ss7Cui`	short
▽ ⌕ `q7ss7Cum`	long
▽ ⌕ `q7ss7Cux`	extra-long; geminated
▽ ⌕ `q7w`	writing [graphemics; palaeography; epigraphy]
▽ ⌕ `q7wg`	logographies; hieroglyphs
▽ ⌕ `q7wgh`	Chinese characters; Han characters; sinographs; hanzi; kanji; hanja; hán tự
▽ ⌕ `q7wi`	syllabaries; syllabic writings
▽ ⌕ `q7wik`	Kana
▽ ⌕ `q7wj`	abjads
▽ ⌕ `q7wjc`	Proto-Canaanite alphabet
▽ ⌕ `q7wje`	Phoenician alphabet
▽ ⌕ `q7wjg`	Aramaic
▽ ⌕ `q7wjh`	Hebrew alphabet
▽ ⌕ `q7wjr`	Arabic alphabet
▽ ⌕ `q7wjs`	Syriac alphabet
▽ ⌕ `q7wk`	abugidas; alphasyllabaries
▽ ⌕ `q7wkd`	Devanagari
▽ ⌕ `q7wkt`	Ethiopic
▽ ⌕ `q7wɭ`	alphabets
▽ ⌕ `q7wɭg`	Greek alphabet ↞ `qveg` Greek language
▽ ⌕ `q7wɭg7E{β}` ⋄	letter β
▽ ⌕ `q7wɭɭ`	Latin alphabet ↞ `qvei` Romance languages
▽ ⌕ `q7wɭɭ7_Ev`	cue
▽ ⌕ `q7wɭɭX`	Latin letters
▽ ⌕ `q7wɭɭXc`	uppercase Latin letters ↞ `q7wlac`
▽ ⌕ `q7wɭɭXs`	lowercase Latin letters ↞ `q7wlas`
▽ ⌕ `q7wɭɭb`	a; letter a
▽ ⌕ `q7wɭɭbc` ⋄	uppercase a; A
▽ ⌕ `q7wɭɭbs` ⋄	lowercase a; a
▽ ⌕ `q7wɭɭbzb`	bee; letter b
▽ ⌕ `q7wɭɭc`	cee
▽ ⌕ `q7wɭɭd`	dee
▽ ⌕ `q7wɭɭe`	e
▽ ⌕ `q7wɭɭf`	ef
▽ ⌕ `q7wɭɭg`	gee
▽ ⌕ `q7wɭɭh`	aitch; haitch
▽ ⌕ `q7wɭɭi`	i
▽ ⌕ `q7wɭɭj`	jay; jy
▽ ⌕ `q7wɭɭk`	kay
▽ ⌕ `q7wɭɭɭ`	el; ell
▽ ⌕ `q7wɭɭm`	em
▽ ⌕ `q7wɭɭn`	en
▽ ⌕ `q7wɭɭo`	o
▽ ⌕ `q7wɭɭp`	pee
▽ ⌕ `q7wɭɭr`	ar; or
▽ ⌕ `q7wɭɭs`	ess
▽ ⌕ `q7wɭɭt`	tee
▽ ⌕ `q7wɭɭu`	u
▽ ⌕ `q7wɭɭv`	vee
▽ ⌕ `q7wɭɭw`	double-u
▽ ⌕ `q7wɭɭx`	ex
▽ ⌕ `q7wɭɭy`	wy
▽ ⌕ `q7wɭɭyzd`	zed; zee
▽ ⌕ `q7wɭn`	Icelandic alphabet
▽ ⌕ `q7wɭq`	Glagolitic alphabet
▽ ⌕ `q7wɭr`	Cyrillic alphabet ↞ `qves` Slavic languages
▽ ⌕ `q7wɭrr`	Russian alphabet
▽ ⌕ `q7wɭu`	Hangul
▽ ⌕ `q7wɭw`	Morse code
▽ ⌕ `q7wɭx`	fingerspelling; dactylology; manual alphabet
▽ ⌕ `q7wɭxd`	deaf-dumb alphabet ↞ `mqad97o`
▽ ⌕ `q7wɭy`	Braille alphabet
▽ ⌕ `q7wu`	numerals
▽ ⌕ `q7wum`	Roman numerals
▽ ⌕ `q7wum7Eb`	I
▽ ⌕ `q7wum7Ec`	V
▽ ⌕ `q7wum7Ed`	X
▽ ⌕ `q7wum7Ee`	L
▽ ⌕ `q7wum7Ef`	C
▽ ⌕ `q7wum7Eg`	D
▽ ⌕ `q7wum7Eh`	M
▽ ⌕ `q7wur`	Hindo-Arabic numerals
▽ ⌕ `q7wur7Eo`	zero; numeral 0
▽ ⌕ `q7wur7Ep`	one; numeral 1
▽ ⌕ `q7wur7Er`	three; numeral 3
▽ ⌕ `q7wur7Es`	four; numeral 4
▽ ⌕ `q7wur7Et`	five; numeral 5
▽ ⌕ `q7wur7Eu`	six; numeral 6
▽ ⌕ `q7wur7Ev`	two; numeral 2
▽ ⌕ `q7wur7Ev_`	seven; numeral 7
▽ ⌕ `q7wur7Ew`	eight; numeral 8
▽ ⌕ `q7wur7Ex`	nine; numeral 9
▽ ⌕ `q7wx`	punctuation marks
▽ ⌕ `q7wxi`	positurae
▽ ⌕ `q7wxi7Ec`	punctus
▽ ⌕ `q7wxp`	printing-press punctuation
▽ ⌕ `q7wxp7Ec`	colon
▽ ⌕ `q7wxp7Ee`	semicolon
▽ ⌕ `q7wxp7Ef`	full stop; period
▽ ⌕ `q7wxp7Eh`	parentheses
▽ ⌕ `q7wxp7Em`	comma
▽ ⌕ `q7wxr`	computer punctuation
▽ ⌕ `q7wxr7Eb`	at sign; @
▽ ⌕ `q7wxr7Eh`	hash; #
▽ ⌕ `q858`	linguistic diversity
▽ ⌕ `q9`	speech act [pragmatics]
▽ ⌕ `q90`	about object [semantics]
▽ ⌕ `q90j`	regions toponyms [toponomastics]
▽ ⌕ `q90pY`	individual people proper names [onomastics]
▽ ⌕ `q90ro` ⋄	agriculture
▽ ⌕ `q98` `[os]`	message; linguistic function; poetic function
▽ ⌕ `q98e`	warning; deictical; indexical
▽ ⌕ `q98e7g` ⋄	warning gestures
▽ ⌕ `q98g`	aggressivity
▽ ⌕ `q98ge`	threat
▽ ⌕ `q98m`	mating
▽ ⌕ `q98mh`	courtship
▽ ⌕ `q98s`	sociality
▽ ⌕ `q98sj`	subjection; respect
▽ ⌕ `q98sm`	dominance
▽ ⌕ `q98sq`	alliance
▽ ⌕ `q9c`	locutionary
▽ ⌕ `q9i`	illocutionary ✍
▽ ⌕ `q9ie`	representative; assertive
▽ ⌕ `q9ii`	directive
▽ ⌕ `q9im`	commissive
▽ ⌕ `q9ip`	expressive
▽ ⌕ `q9ir`	declarative
▽ ⌕ `q9iy`	indirect
▽ ⌕ `q9p`	perlocutionary
▽ ⌕ `q9t`	metalocutionary
▽ ⌕ `qX`	code
▽ ⌕ `qm`	morphs [morphology]
▽ ⌕ `qmb`	stems [lexicography; terminology]
▽ ⌕ `qmb{dog}` ⋄	dog-
▽ ⌕ `qmf`	affixes
▽ ⌕ `qmfe`	prefixes
▽ ⌕ `qmfi`	infixes
▽ ⌕ `qmfs`	suffixes; grammatical endings
▽ ⌕ `qmfu`	circumfixes
▽ ⌕ `qmq`	aspects
▽ ⌕ `qms`	compounds
▽ ⌕ `qo`	words; lexical categories; word classes; lexical classes; parts of speech [grammar (partim)]
▽ ⌕ `qo360y`	scientific terms
▽ ⌕ `qo79`	morphological kind [morphological typology]
▽ ⌕ `qo79b`	isolating
▽ ⌕ `qo79e`	templatic; nonconcatenative; discontinuous; introflection
▽ ⌕ `qo79gWy`	synthetic
▽ ⌕ `qo79g`	agglutinative
▽ ⌕ `qo79n`	fusional; inflecting
▽ ⌕ `qo79p`	polysynthetic
▽ ⌕ `qoi`	interjections
▽ ⌕ `qon`	nouns
▽ ⌕ `qonc`	common nouns
▽ ⌕ `qonp`	proper nouns; names
▽ ⌕ `qop`	pronouns
▽ ⌕ `qope`	personal pronouns
▽ ⌕ `qopf`	reflexive and reciprocal pronouns
▽ ⌕ `qoph`	possessive pronouns
▽ ⌕ `qopm`	demonstrative pronouns
▽ ⌕ `qopn`	indefinite pronouns
▽ ⌕ `qopr`	relative pronouns
▽ ⌕ `qopw`	interrogative pronouns
▽ ⌕ `qoq`	verbs
▽ ⌕ `qoqo`	double transitive verbs
▽ ⌕ `qor`	adjectives and adverbs
▽ ⌕ `qot`	determiners; determinatives
▽ ⌕ `qotc`	articles
▽ ⌕ `qotd`	demonstratives
▽ ⌕ `qoth`	possessive determiners; possessive adjectives
▽ ⌕ `qotn`	numerals
▽ ⌕ `qott`	distributive determiners
▽ ⌕ `qotv`	quantifiers
▽ ⌕ `qotw`	interrogative determiners
▽ ⌕ `qove`	intransitive verbs
▽ ⌕ `qovh`	transitive verbs
▽ ⌕ `qovj`	ditransitive verbs
▽ ⌕ `qovu`	copular verbs
▽ ⌕ `qow`	adpositions; prepositions and postpositions
▽ ⌕ `qox`	conjunctions
▽ ⌕ `qo{acqua}` ⋄	the word acqua
▽ ⌕ `qp`	phrases; syntagmas; syntagmatic structures; units [syntax; grammar]
▽ ⌕ `qp79`	word orders
▽ ⌕ `qp79cWg`	VO; verb-object
▽ ⌕ `qp79c`	SVO; subject-verb-object
▽ ⌕ `qp79e`	VSO; verb-subject-object
▽ ⌕ `qp79g`	VOS; verb-object-subject
▽ ⌕ `qp79kWq`	OV; object-verb
▽ ⌕ `qp79k`	SOV; subject-object-verb
▽ ⌕ `qp79m`	OSV; object-subject-verb
▽ ⌕ `qp79o`	OVS; object-verb-subject
▽ ⌕ `qp79q`	place-manner-time
▽ ⌕ `qp79t`	time-manner-place
▽ ⌕ `qp9C`	morphosyntactic alignments
▽ ⌕ `qp9Cc`	accusative
▽ ⌕ `qp9Ce`	ergative
▽ ⌕ `qp9Cf`	split ergative
▽ ⌕ `qp9Ci`	philippine
▽ ⌕ `qp9Ck`	active-stative
▽ ⌕ `qp9Cn`	tripartite
▽ ⌕ `qp9Cq`	inverse marking
▽ ⌕ `qp9Cs`	syntactic pivot
▽ ⌕ `qp9Ct`	theta role
▽ ⌕ `qpc`	copulas
▽ ⌕ `qpd`	predicates
▽ ⌕ `qpg`	subjects
▽ ⌕ `qpj`	direct objects
▽ ⌕ `qpn`	indirect objects
▽ ⌕ `qpp`	prepositional objects
▽ ⌕ `qq`	clauses
▽ ⌕ `qqm`	main clauses; matrix clauses; independent clauses
▽ ⌕ `qqs`	subordinate clauses; embedded clauses; dependent clauses
▽ ⌕ `qs`	sentences
▽ ⌕ `qsb`	simple sentences
▽ ⌕ `qsd`	compound sentences
▽ ⌕ `qsɭ`	complex sentences
▽ ⌕ `qsn`	compound-complex sentences; complex-compound sentences
▽ ⌕ `qt`	texts; discourses [text linguistics; discourse analysis]
▽ ⌕ `qtb`	narrative texts; stories
▽ ⌕ `qtd`	descriptive texts
▽ ⌕ `qtg`	argumentative texts
▽ ⌕ `qti`	instructive texts
▽ ⌕ `qtm`	comparison texts; contrast; expositive texts
▽ ⌕ `qv`	languages; natural languages; ordinary languages ≈ DDC `490`
▽ ⌕ `qv7c`	sign languages; signed languages
▽ ⌕ `qvU`	currently prominent languages
▽ ⌕ `qvUc` `[qvkccc]`	Chinese; Standard Mandarin
▽ ⌕ `qvUe` `[qvemi]`	English
▽ ⌕ `qvUf` `[qveir]`	French
▽ ⌕ `qvUg` `[qvemb]`	German
▽ ⌕ `qvUh` `[qvecnh]`	Hindi; Standard Hindi
▽ ⌕ `qvUi` `[qveit]`	Italian
▽ ⌕ `qvUi7g` ⋄	signed; lingua italiana dei segni; LIS
▽ ⌕ `qvUi7s` ⋄	spoken
▽ ⌕ `qvUi7w` ⋄	written
▽ ⌕ `qvUj` `[qvjj]`	Japanese
▽ ⌕ `qvUɭ` `[qveib]`	Latin
▽ ⌕ `qvUr` `[qveser]`	Russian
▽ ⌕ `qvUs` `[qveii]`	Spanish; Castilian
▽ ⌕ `qvUt` `[qveik]`	Portuguese
▽ ⌕ `qvX`	language families
▽ ⌕ `qvbWw`	natural languages; ordinary languages
▽ ⌕ `qvb`	Afro-Asiatic languages; Hamito-Semitic languages ≈ DDC `492 493` ✍
▽ ⌕ `qvbb`	Berber languages
▽ ⌕ `qvbc`	Chadic languages
▽ ⌕ `qvbe`	Egyptian languages
▽ ⌕ `qvbq`	Beja language ✍
▽ ⌕ `qvbs`	Semitic languages
▽ ⌕ `qvbse`	East semitic languages
▽ ⌕ `qvbsek`	Akkadian; Babylonian; Assyrian
▽ ⌕ `qvbso`	West Semitic languages
▽ ⌕ `qvbsoc`	Canaanite languages
▽ ⌕ `qvbsoch`	Hebrew language
▽ ⌕ `qvbsom`	Aramaic languages
▽ ⌕ `qvbsoms`	Syriac language
▽ ⌕ `qvbsor`	Arabic languages
▽ ⌕ `qvbss`	South Semitic languages
▽ ⌕ `qvbsse`	Ethiopic languages
▽ ⌕ `qvbssem`	Amharic-Argobba
▽ ⌕ `qvbt`	Cushitic languages
▽ ⌕ `qvbu`	Omotic languages ✍
▽ ⌕ `qvc`	Nilo-Saharan languages ≈ DDC `496`
▽ ⌕ `qvd`	Niger-Congo languages; Niger-Kordofanian languages ≈ DDC `496`
▽ ⌕ `qvde`	Senegambian languages
▽ ⌕ `qvdef`	Fula language; Fulani; Fulah; Fufulde
▽ ⌕ `qvdeo`	Wolof language
▽ ⌕ `qvdn`	Bantu languages
▽ ⌕ `qvdnb`	Sawabantu languages
▽ ⌕ `qvdnbd`	Duala language
▽ ⌕ `qvdnbdm`	Mungo dialect
▽ ⌕ `qvdnh`	Northeast Bantu languages
▽ ⌕ `qvdnhs`	Swahili language
▽ ⌕ `qvdnx`	Shona languages
▽ ⌕ `qvdny`	Southern Bantu languages
▽ ⌕ `qvdnyn`	Nguni languages
▽ ⌕ `qvdnynh`	Xhosa language
▽ ⌕ `qvdnynɭ`	Zulu language
▽ ⌕ `qvdzg`	Aegean languages; Tyrrhenian languages including Etruscan, Lemnian and Helvetian ✍
▽ ⌕ `qvdzk`	Khoe languages ≈ DDC `496` ✍
▽ ⌕ `qvdzt`	Tuu languages ≈ DDC `496` ✍
▽ ⌕ `qvdzx`	Basque language; Euskera; Euskara
▽ ⌕ `qve`	Indo-european languages ↞ `jUj` Eurasia
▽ ⌕ `qvebWf`	Indo-Iranian languages
▽ ⌕ `qveb`	Anatolian languages ✍
▽ ⌕ `qvec`	Indo-Aryan languages
▽ ⌕ `qvecd`	Old Indo-Aryan; Sanskrit
▽ ⌕ `qvecg`	Dardic languages
▽ ⌕ `qvecgk`	Kashmiri language
▽ ⌕ `qveci`	Pahari; Northern Indo-Aryan languages
▽ ⌕ `qvecin`	Nepali language
▽ ⌕ `qveck`	Northwestern Indo-Aryan languages
▽ ⌕ `qveckp`	Punjabi languages
▽ ⌕ `qvecks`	Sindhi languages
▽ ⌕ `qvecm`	Western Indo-Aryan languages
▽ ⌕ `qvecmc`	Rajastani
▽ ⌕ `qvecmg`	Gujarati
▽ ⌕ `qvecmi`	Bhil
▽ ⌕ `qvecmr`	Romani
▽ ⌕ `qvecn`	Hindi; Madhya; Central Indo-Aryan languages
▽ ⌕ `qvecnh`	Hindustani including standard Hindi, standard Urdu
▽ ⌕ `qvecp`	Magadan; Eastern Indo-Aryan languages
▽ ⌕ `qvecps`	Bengali-Assamese
▽ ⌕ `qvecs`	Southern Indo-Aryan
▽ ⌕ `qvecsm`	Marathi-Konkani
▽ ⌕ `qvecss`	Sinhalese
▽ ⌕ `qved`	Iranian languages
▽ ⌕ `qvedb`	Proto-Iranian
▽ ⌕ `qvedd`	Old Iranian
▽ ⌕ `qvedde`	Avestan language; Zend
▽ ⌕ `qveddp`	Old Persian
▽ ⌕ `qvedm`	Middle Iranian languages
▽ ⌕ `qvedmc`	Parthian language; Arsacid Pahlavi
▽ ⌕ `qvedmi`	Middle Persian language; Pahlavi
▽ ⌕ `qvedmk`	Bactrian language
▽ ⌕ `qvedms`	Old Ossetic language; Scytho-Sarmatian
▽ ⌕ `qvef`	Nuristani languages
▽ ⌕ `qveg`	Greek language ≈ DDC `480`
▽ ⌕ `qvegh`	Ancient Greek
▽ ⌕ `qvego`	modern Greek
▽ ⌕ `qvei`	Romance languages; Italic languages
▽ ⌕ `qveib`	Latin language ≈ DDC `470`
▽ ⌕ `qveibd`	Old Latin
▽ ⌕ `qveibi`	Classical Latin
▽ ⌕ `qveibɭ`	Vulgar Latin
▽ ⌕ `qveibm`	Medieval Latin
▽ ⌕ `qveibr`	Renaissance Latin
▽ ⌕ `qveibt`	Modern Latin; New Latin
▽ ⌕ `qveic`	Corsican dialects
▽ ⌕ `qveid`	Sardinian language
▽ ⌕ `qveidc`	Sassarese dialects
▽ ⌕ `qveidg`	Gallurese dialects
▽ ⌕ `qveidɭ`	Logudorese dialects
▽ ⌕ `qveidp`	Campidanese dialects
▽ ⌕ `qveie`	Pyrenean languages
▽ ⌕ `qveien`	Navarro-Aragonese language
▽ ⌕ `qveier`	Aragonese language
▽ ⌕ `qveif`	Mozarabic dialects
▽ ⌕ `qveih`	Asturo-Leonese dialects
▽ ⌕ `qveii`	Castilian language; Spanish language ≈ DDC `460`
▽ ⌕ `qveik`	Portuguese language ≈ DDC `469`
▽ ⌕ `qveikr`	Brazilian Portuguese
▽ ⌕ `qveiɭ`	Galician language ≈ DDC `460`
▽ ⌕ `qvein`	Catalan language ≈ DDC `449`
▽ ⌕ `qveio`	Occitan language ≈ DDC `449`
▽ ⌕ `qveioe`	Auvergnat dialects
▽ ⌕ `qveiog`	Gascon dialects
▽ ⌕ `qveioi`	Limousin dialects
▽ ⌕ `qveioɭ`	Languedocien dialects
▽ ⌕ `qveiop`	Provençal dialects
▽ ⌕ `qveios`	Shuadit dialects
▽ ⌕ `qveiq`	Romanian language ≈ DDC `459`
▽ ⌕ `qveir`	French language; Langue d'oïl ≈ DDC `440`
▽ ⌕ `qveirc`	Cajun French
▽ ⌕ `qveirf`	Franco-Provençal dialects
▽ ⌕ `qveiri`	Ancient French; Ancien Français
▽ ⌕ `qveirm`	Middle French; Moyen Français
▽ ⌕ `qveirp`	Picard dialects
▽ ⌕ `qveirs`	Zarphatic dialects
▽ ⌕ `qveis`	Gallo-Italian dialects
▽ ⌕ `qveise`	Piemontese dialects
▽ ⌕ `qveisɭ`	Lombard dialects
▽ ⌕ `qveisn`	Venetian dialects
▽ ⌕ `qveisr`	Emiliano-Romagnolo dialects
▽ ⌕ `qveisu`	Ligurian dialects
▽ ⌕ `qveit`	Italian language ≈ DDC `450`
▽ ⌕ `qveiti`	Istriot dialect
▽ ⌕ `qveitn`	Napoletano-Calabrese dialects
▽ ⌕ `qveits`	Sicilian dialects
▽ ⌕ `qveitt`	Dalmatian dialects
▽ ⌕ `qveitu`	Judeo-Italian dialects
▽ ⌕ `qveiu`	Rhaetian languages
▽ ⌕ `qveiuf`	Friulian language; Furlan language
▽ ⌕ `qveiuɭ`	Ladin language
▽ ⌕ `qveiur`	Romansh language
▽ ⌕ `qveiw`	Macedo Romanian language; Aromanian language
▽ ⌕ `qveix`	Megleno Romanian language; Moglenitic; Meglenitic language
▽ ⌕ `qveiy`	Istro Romanian language
▽ ⌕ `qveɭ`	Celtic languages ≈ DDC `491`
▽ ⌕ `qveɭc`	Proto-Celtic language; Common Celtic
▽ ⌕ `qveɭe`	Lepontic language
▽ ⌕ `qveɭi`	Celtiberian language; Northeastern Hispano-Celtic; Eastern Hispano-Celtic
▽ ⌕ `qveɭk`	Northwestern Hispano-Celtic language; Western Hispano-Celtic
▽ ⌕ `qveɭɭ`	Gaulish languages
▽ ⌕ `qveɭɭg`	Galatian language
▽ ⌕ `qveɭr`	Brittonic languages; Brythonic; British Celtic
▽ ⌕ `qveɭrc`	Cumbric language
▽ ⌕ `qveɭre`	Welsh language; Cymraeg; y Gymraeg
▽ ⌕ `qveɭro`	Cornish language
▽ ⌕ `qveɭrr`	Breton language; brezhoneg
▽ ⌕ `qveɭu`	Goidelic languages
▽ ⌕ `qveɭus`	Scottish Gaelic language
▽ ⌕ `qvem`	Germanic languages
▽ ⌕ `qvemd`	Dutch language ≈ DDC `439`
▽ ⌕ `qveme`	Low Saxon dialects
▽ ⌕ `qvemf`	Frisian dialects
▽ ⌕ `qvemi`	English language ≈ DDC `420`
▽ ⌕ `qvemie`	English English
▽ ⌕ `qvemif`	Welsh English
▽ ⌕ `qvemih`	Scottish English
▽ ⌕ `qvemiɭ`	Irish English
▽ ⌕ `qvemin`	Northern Irish English
▽ ⌕ `qvemir`	American English
▽ ⌕ `qvemis`	Australian English
▽ ⌕ `qvemj`	Scots language
▽ ⌕ `qvemk`	German language ≈ DDC `430`
▽ ⌕ `qvemɭ`	Icelandic language
▽ ⌕ `qvemo`	Faroese language
▽ ⌕ `qvemq`	Danish language ≈ DDC `439`
▽ ⌕ `qvemr`	Norwegian language ≈ DDC `439`
▽ ⌕ `qvemw`	Swedish language ≈ DDC `439`
▽ ⌕ `qveo`	Armenian language
▽ ⌕ `qveq`	Tocharian languages
▽ ⌕ `qverWs`	Balto-Slavic languages
▽ ⌕ `qver`	Baltic languages
▽ ⌕ `qverj`	Latvian language
▽ ⌕ `qverɭ`	Lithuanian language
▽ ⌕ `qves`	Slavic languages
▽ ⌕ `qvese`	East Slavic languages
▽ ⌕ `qveseb`	Belarusian language; Belarusan; Belarussian; Belorussian
▽ ⌕ `qvesek`	Ukrainian language
▽ ⌕ `qveser`	Russian language
▽ ⌕ `qveses`	Rusyn language
▽ ⌕ `qveso`	West Slavic languages
▽ ⌕ `qvesob`	Sorbian languages
▽ ⌕ `qvesoɭ`	Lechitic languages
▽ ⌕ `qvesoɭɭ`	Polish language
▽ ⌕ `qvesoɭp`	Pomeranian language
▽ ⌕ `qvesoɭs`	Silesian language
▽ ⌕ `qvesoɭx`	Polabian language
▽ ⌕ `qvesoq`	Czech-Slovak languages
▽ ⌕ `qvesoqc`	Czech language
▽ ⌕ `qvesoqk`	Knaanic; Judeo Slavic
▽ ⌕ `qvesoqs`	Slovak language
▽ ⌕ `qvess`	South Slavic languages
▽ ⌕ `qvesse`	Eastern Southern Slavic languages
▽ ⌕ `qvessem`	Macedonian language
▽ ⌕ `qvesseq`	Old Church Slavonic
▽ ⌕ `qvesseu`	Bulgarian language
▽ ⌕ `qvesso`	Western South Slavic languages
▽ ⌕ `qvessob`	Serbian language
▽ ⌕ `qvessoɭ`	Slovenian language
▽ ⌕ `qvessor`	Croatian language
▽ ⌕ `qvessos`	Bosnian language
▽ ⌕ `qveu`	Albanian language
▽ ⌕ `qvf`	Uralic languages ≈ DDC `494`
▽ ⌕ `qvfc`	Samoyedic languages
▽ ⌕ `qvff`	Finno-Ugric languages
▽ ⌕ `qvffh`	Ugric; Ugrian languages including Hungarian
▽ ⌕ `qvffi`	Finno-Permic; Baltic-Finnic languages including Sami, Estonian, Finnish
▽ ⌕ `qvffie`	Permic language
▽ ⌕ `qvffim`	Sami languages
▽ ⌕ `qvffit`	Baltic-Finnic languages
▽ ⌕ `qvffitf`	Finnish language
▽ ⌕ `qvffitk`	Karelian language
▽ ⌕ `qvffitt`	Estonian language
▽ ⌕ `qvffitv`	Livonian language
▽ ⌕ `qvg`	Turkic languages ≈ DDC `494`
▽ ⌕ `qvgg`	Oghuz languages; Southwestern Common Turkic
▽ ⌕ `qvggi`	Turkish language
▽ ⌕ `qvggr`	Azerbaijani language; Azeri
▽ ⌕ `qvggu`	Turkmen language
▽ ⌕ `qvgk`	Kipchak languages; Northwestern Common Turkic
▽ ⌕ `qvgkk`	Kazakh language
▽ ⌕ `qvgkr`	Kyrgyz language
▽ ⌕ `qvgr`	Karluk languages; Southeastern Common Turkic
▽ ⌕ `qvgrb`	Uzbek language
▽ ⌕ `qvgs`	Siberian languages; Northeastern Common Turkic
▽ ⌕ `qvgzg`	Tungusic languages
▽ ⌕ `qvgzi`	Mongolic languages
▽ ⌕ `qvgzk`	Northwest Caucasian languages; West Caucasian; Abkhazo-Adyghean; Circassic; Pontic
▽ ⌕ `qvgzm`	Northeast Caucasian languages; North Caspian
▽ ⌕ `qvgzo`	Hurro-Urartian languages ✍
▽ ⌕ `qvgzq`	Kartvelian languages; South Caucasian languages
▽ ⌕ `qvgzqg`	Georgian languages
▽ ⌕ `qvgzqn`	Zan languages
▽ ⌕ `qvgzqs`	Svan language
▽ ⌕ `qvgzs`	Yeniseian languages
▽ ⌕ `qvgzu`	Chukotko-Kamchatkan languages
▽ ⌕ `qvgzy`	Yukaghir languages
▽ ⌕ `qvh`	Korean language ≈ DDC `495`
▽ ⌕ `qvi`	Dravidian languages ≈ DDC `494`
▽ ⌕ `qvid`	South Dravidian languages
▽ ⌕ `qvidc`	Tamil language
▽ ⌕ `qvide`	Malayalam language
▽ ⌕ `qvidk`	Kannada language
▽ ⌕ `qvig`	South-Central Dravidian languages
▽ ⌕ `qvigt`	Telugu language
▽ ⌕ `qvik`	Central-Dravidian languages
▽ ⌕ `qvin`	North Dravidian languages
▽ ⌕ `qvizd`	Andamanese languages
▽ ⌕ `qvj`	Japonic languages; Japanese-Ryukyuan languages ≈ DDC `495`
▽ ⌕ `qvjj`	Japanese language; Nihongo
▽ ⌕ `qvjzb`	Buyeo languages; Puyo; Fuyu languages ✍
▽ ⌕ `qvk`	Sino-Tibetan languages ≈ DDC `495`
▽ ⌕ `qvkc`	Chinese languages; Sinitic
▽ ⌕ `qvkcc`	Mandarin Chinese language
▽ ⌕ `qvkccc`	Standard Chinese language; Modern Standard Mandarin
▽ ⌕ `qvkcf`	Wu languages
▽ ⌕ `qvkck`	Cantonese languages
▽ ⌕ `qvkcm`	Min languages
▽ ⌕ `qvkcmt`	Taiwanese language
▽ ⌕ `qvkcu`	Gan languages
▽ ⌕ `qvkcx`	Xiang languages
▽ ⌕ `qvkcy`	Hakka languages
▽ ⌕ `qvkt`	Tibeto-Burman languages
▽ ⌕ `qvkzm`	Hmong-Mien languages
▽ ⌕ `qvɭ`	Tai-Kadai languages; Kra–Dai; Daic; Kadai
▽ ⌕ `qvɭb`	Ong-Be languages
▽ ⌕ `qvɭf`	Kra languages
▽ ⌕ `qvɭk`	Kam-Sui languages
▽ ⌕ `qvɭo`	Hlai languages
▽ ⌕ `qvɭt`	Tai languages; Zhuang–Tai
▽ ⌕ `qvɭti`	Siamese language
▽ ⌕ `qvɭtɭ`	Lao language
▽ ⌕ `qvm`	Austroasiatic languages; Mon–Khmer
▽ ⌕ `qvmd`	Munda languages
▽ ⌕ `qvmi`	Vietic languages
▽ ⌕ `qvmiv`	Vietnamese language
▽ ⌕ `qvmr`	Khmer language; Cambodian
▽ ⌕ `qvn`	Austronesian languages
▽ ⌕ `qvp`	Papuan languages ✍
▽ ⌕ `qvq`	Native American languages; Amerindian languages; indigenous languages of the Americas ≈ DDC `497 498` ✍
▽ ⌕ `qvs`	Australian aboriginal languages ≈ DDC `499`
▽ ⌕ `qvx`	modern planned languages; constructed; artificial languages; conlangs ≈ DDC `499`
▽ ⌕ `qvxeWg`	engineered languages; engelangs
▽ ⌕ `qvxe`	philosophical languages; early-modern a-priori universal languages
▽ ⌕ `qvxej`	Dalgarno's Ars signorum
▽ ⌕ `qvxek`	Wilkins's Characteristica universalis
▽ ⌕ `qvxeɭ`	Leibniz's Lingua generalis
▽ ⌕ `qvxg`	logical languages
▽ ⌕ `qvxgg`	Loglan
▽ ⌕ `qvxgj`	Lojban
▽ ⌕ `qvxi`	auxiliary languages; auxlangs; IALs ↞ `qaxu`
▽ ⌕ `qvxid`	Volapük
▽ ⌕ `qvxie`	Esperanto
▽ ⌕ `qvxif`	Ido
▽ ⌕ `qvxii`	Interlingua
▽ ⌕ `qvxt`	art languages; fantasy languages
▽ ⌕ `qvxtk`	Klingon
▽ ⌕ `qvxtq`	Quenya
Connected classes:
`005` `[qv]`	in language
`0053` `[qv]`	translated from original language
`0055` `[qv]`	paraphrased from original language
`0056` `[q69]`	style; rhetorical strategy
`05` `[q9]`	conveying communicative function; act
`p968` `[q388]`	wealth class
`q31` `[q]`	deriving from original linguistic element [etymology; philology]
`q32` `[q]`	within linguistic context
`q77` `[q]`	with element
`q7wɭg`	Greek alphabet ↞ `qveg`
`q7wɭɭ`	Latin alphabet ↞ `qvei`
`q7wɭɭXc`	uppercase Latin letters ↞ `q7wlac`
`q7wɭɭXs`	lowercase Latin letters ↞ `q7wlas`
`q7wɭr`	Cyrillic alphabet ↞ `qves`
`qvUc` `[qvkccc]`	Chinese; Standard Mandarin
`qvUe` `[qvemi]`	English
`qvUf` `[qveir]`	French
`qvUg` `[qvemb]`	German
`qvUh` `[qvecnh]`	Hindi; Standard Hindi
`qvUi` `[qveit]`	Italian
`qvUj` `[qvjj]`	Japanese
`qvUɭ` `[qveib]`	Latin
`qvUr` `[qveser]`	Russian
`qvUs` `[qveii]`	Spanish; Castilian
`qvUt` `[qveik]`	Portuguese
`qvxi`	auxiliary languages; auxlangs; IALs ↞ `qaxu`
`r`	production; extraction; primary and secondary sectors [technology] ↞ `q m g`
`t`	communities; civil society; complex society; institutions; groups; people [sociology] ↞ `q oss`
`t6pw`	conversational rules [proxemics] ↞ `q`
`t95` `[qv]`	ethnicity; language
`u7v`	diplomacy; diplomatic missions; foreign missions ↞ `qv`
`u95` `[qv]`	speaking official language
`w95` `[qv]`	of ethnicity; language speakers
`wbg`	greeting and parting customs; salutations ↞ `q7g`
`x95` `[qv]`	in language
`xɭ`	literature [philology; literary theory; literary criticism] ↞ `poi q`
`xɭm`	myths; legends; stories [mythology] ↞ `qtb`
`xn`	dances [choreology] ↞ `wb q7g`
`y2n`	national research organizations ↞ `qv`
`y3133` `[qv]`	translated from original language
`y95` `[qv]`	among speakers of language
`yoc`	concepts; notions [concept theory] ↞ `po qo`
`ysw`	philology ↞ `yd q`

specificity
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Facets key
0  as for perspective 
1  at time            
2  in place           
3  by agent           
4  opposed to         
5  undergoing change  
6  having property    
7  with part          
8  in quantity        
9  of quality

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ILC developing versionExpanded class q

ILC developing version
Expanded class `q`