! Part II. Vocabulary (lines 66-163)
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066 ! Part II. Vocabulary
067 ! ------------------------------------------------------------------------------
068
069 Constant AGAIN1__WD = 'again';
070 Constant AGAIN2__WD = 'g//';
071 Constant AGAIN3__WD = 'again';
072 Constant OOPS1__WD = 'oops';
073 Constant OOPS2__WD = 'o//';
074 Constant OOPS3__WD = 'oops';
075 Constant UNDO1__WD = 'undo';
076 Constant UNDO2__WD = 'undo';
077 Constant UNDO3__WD = 'undo';
078
079 Constant ALL1__WD = 'all';
080 Constant ALL2__WD = 'each';
081 Constant ALL3__WD = 'every';
082 Constant ALL4__WD = 'everything';
083 Constant ALL5__WD = 'both';
084 Constant AND1__WD = 'and';
085 Constant AND2__WD = 'and';
086 Constant AND3__WD = 'and';
087 Constant BUT1__WD = 'but';
088 Constant BUT2__WD = 'except';
089 Constant BUT3__WD = 'but';
090 Constant ME1__WD = 'me';
091 Constant ME2__WD = 'myself';
092 Constant ME3__WD = 'self';
093 Constant OF1__WD = 'of';
094 Constant OF2__WD = 'of';
095 Constant OF3__WD = 'of';
096 Constant OF4__WD = 'of';
097 Constant OTHER1__WD = 'another';
098 Constant OTHER2__WD = 'other';
099 Constant OTHER3__WD = 'other';
100 Constant THEN1__WD = 'then';
101 Constant THEN2__WD = 'then';
102 Constant THEN3__WD = 'then';
103
104 Constant NO1__WD = 'n//';
105 Constant NO2__WD = 'no';
106 Constant NO3__WD = 'no';
107 Constant YES1__WD = 'y//';
108 Constant YES2__WD = 'yes';
109 Constant YES3__WD = 'yes';
110
111 Constant AMUSING__WD = 'amusing';
112 Constant FULLSCORE1__WD = 'fullscore';
113 Constant FULLSCORE2__WD = 'full';
114 Constant QUIT1__WD = 'q//';
115 Constant QUIT2__WD = 'quit';
116 Constant RESTART__WD = 'restart';
117 Constant RESTORE__WD = 'restore';
118
119 Array LanguagePronouns table
120
121 ! word possible GNAs connected
122 ! to follow: to:
123 ! a i
124 ! s p s p
125 ! mfnmfnmfnmfn
126
127 'it' $$001000111000 NULL
128 'him' $$100000000000 NULL
129 'her' $$010000000000 NULL
130 'them' $$000111000111 NULL;
131
132 Array LanguageDescriptors table
133
134 ! word possible GNAs descriptor connected
135 ! to follow: type: to:
136 ! a i
137 ! s p s p
138 ! mfnmfnmfnmfn
139
140 'my' $$111111111111 POSSESS_PK 0
141 'this' $$111111111111 POSSESS_PK 0
142 'these' $$000111000111 POSSESS_PK 0
143 'that' $$111111111111 POSSESS_PK 1
144 'those' $$000111000111 POSSESS_PK 1
145 'his' $$111111111111 POSSESS_PK 'him'
146 'her' $$111111111111 POSSESS_PK 'her'
147 'their' $$111111111111 POSSESS_PK 'them'
148 'its' $$111111111111 POSSESS_PK 'it'
149 'the' $$111111111111 DEFART_PK NULL
150 'a//' $$111000111000 INDEFART_PK NULL
151 'an' $$111000111000 INDEFART_PK NULL
152 'some' $$000111000111 INDEFART_PK NULL
153 'lit' $$111111111111 light NULL
154 'lighted' $$111111111111 light NULL
155 'unlit' $$111111111111 (-light) NULL;
156
157 Array LanguageNumbers table
158 'one' 1 'two' 2 'three' 3 'four' 4 'five' 5
159 'six' 6 'seven' 7 'eight' 8 'nine' 9 'ten' 10
160 'eleven' 11 'twelve' 12 'thirteen' 13 'fourteen' 14 'fifteen' 15
161 'sixteen' 16 'seventeen' 17 'eighteen' 18 'nineteen' 19 'twenty' 20;
162
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Last updated 27 February 2004. The librarian in charge of this page is Graham Nelson (graham@gnelson.demon.co.uk) assisted by C Knight. Please email any comments, suggestions or corrections to cedenqs@inform-fiction.org.