From @YaleVM.YCC.YALE.EDU:LOJBAN@CUVMB.BITNET Mon Oct 4 22:06:11 1993 Received: from ELI.CS.YALE.EDU by NEBULA.SYSTEMSZ.CS.YALE.EDU via SMTP; Tue, 5 Oct 1993 02:09:00 -0400 Received: from YALEVM.YCC.YALE.EDU by eli.CS.YALE.EDU via SMTP; Tue, 5 Oct 1993 02:08:56 -0400 Message-Id: <199310050608.AA17783@eli.CS.YALE.EDU> Received: from CUVMB.CC.COLUMBIA.EDU by YaleVM.YCC.Yale.Edu (IBM VM SMTP V2R2) with BSMTP id 4364; Tue, 05 Oct 93 02:07:11 EDT Received: from CUVMB.COLUMBIA.EDU by CUVMB.CC.COLUMBIA.EDU (Mailer R2.07) with BSMTP id 3787; Tue, 05 Oct 93 02:09:56 EDT Date: Tue, 5 Oct 1993 02:06:11 -0400 Reply-To: Logical Language Group Sender: Lojban list From: Logical Language Group Subject: more Eaton, anyone? To: lojban@cuvmb.cc.columbia.edu Status: RO X-Status: Here are 4 more pages of Eaton Eaton pg204 avenger (G) Ra:cher (S) vengador customhouse officer (F) douanier (G) Zo:llner, Zollbeamte (S) aduanaero improvise (S) improvisar inkwell (F) encrier (G) Tintenfass (S) tintero setting (n)(of sun, etc.) (F) coucher (n) (G) Untergang (S) fondo specify (S) especificar unchangeable, immutable (S) inmutable woodwork (F) boiserie (G) Ta:felung (S) entablado, maderamen accusative (S) accusative adverb (S) adverbio Belgian (F) belge, flamand (thereby suggesting a distinct concept (Flemish) bookseller (S) librero brutality (F) brutalite' (G) Roheit cartridge (F) cartouche (G) Patrone (S) cartucho expulsion (S) expulsio'n idealism (S) idealismo indiscretion, imprudence (S) imprudencia (G) Taktlosigkeit innate (S) innato insurgent (n) (F) insurge' (n) (G) Aufsta:ndische (S) insurgente, insurrecto islander (S) insular, islen~o Jesuit (S) jesuita multiplicity (S) multiplicidad (G) Mannigfaltigkeit obelisk (S) obelisco ostentation (G) Gepra:nge (S) ostentacio'n pigeonhole (S) casier (G) Fach (S) encasillado realist (S) relaista upstart (F) parvenu(-e) (n) (G) Emporko:mmling (S) advenedizo Eaton p205 affected (F) affecte', affecter, manie're (G) affektiert (S) artificioso garlic (F) ail (S) ajo (G) Knoblauch tablecloth (F) nappe (G) Tischtuch (S) mantel administrative (G) Verwaltungs- (S) administrativo aggressor (S) agresor billion (F) milliard neatness (F) nettete' (G) Sauberkeit (S) esmero, limpieza sceptic (adj) (G) skeptisch, ungla:ubig (S) esce'ptico shorthand, stenography (G) Stenographie (S) taquigrafia sortie (military) (F) sortie (G) Ausfall (S) salida stupor (F) stupeur (G) beta:ubung (S) estupefaccio'n, estupor undecided (G) unentschieden (S) indeciso cipher(vb) (S) cifrar ermine (S) armin~o expansive (S) expansivo frivolity (G) Leichtsinnigkeit (S) ligereza, devaneo, liviandad (all 3 Spanish words are listed as much more frequent than the English; is there a distinction, Jorge??) generalize (S) generalizar geometric (S) geome'trico inexpressible, ineffable (F) indicible (G) unsa:glich (S) inefable, indecible penetration (G) Durchdringung (S) penetracio'n predisposed, predispose (F) disposer (d')avance, pre'disposer (G) veranlagt (S)predispuesto psychological (S) psicolo'gico stiffness, rigidity (F) raideur (G) Starre (S) rigidez syndicate (S) sindicado (F) syndicat (I think a culturally neutral word for "Mafia" would be in order, given that the term is used in Russia for the organized criminals, with no suggestion of Italian background. Also perhaps one for kids' gangs or "crews" moth criminal and non-criminal (i.e. Boy Scouts ???) Eaton p 206 arcade (G) Laube, Laubengang (S) arcada armpit (F) aisselle (G) Achselho:hle (S) axila barrenness, sterility (G) Unfruchtbarkeit (S) esterilidad candidacy (S) candidatura crater (S) cra'ter diplomacy (S) diplomacia estuary (G) Fo:rde (S) ria hussar (F) hussard (G) Husar (S) hu'sar impertinence (F) impertinence (G) Frechheit, Unverfrorenheit intuition (G) Eingebung (S) intuicio'n mobility (F) mobilite' (G) Beweglichkeit (S) flexibilidad phoenix (S) fe'nix superhuman (G) u:bermenschlich (S) sobrehumano trellis (F) espalier (G) Spalier (S) enrejado volt (needs a lujvo) attorney-general (G) Staatsanwalt (S) procurador general anonymous (S) ano'nimo archipelago (S) archipielgo bodice (F) corsage (G) Mieder (S) jubo'n collective (S) colectivo composer (G) Komponist (S) compositor conjugal (G) ehelich (S) conyugal infinity (S) infinidad jurisprudence (G) Rechtspflege (S) jurisprudencia Eaton p207 pedant (S) pedante setting (adj) (F) couchant (S) ponienente (G) untergehen in shorthand (G) stenographisch thinker (F) penseur (G) Denker (S) pensador (I think that this is something more than merely lo pensi) biblical (S) biblico contradictory (G) widersprechend (S) contradictorio dreamer (F) re'veur (G) Tra:umer (S) son~ador (likewise this one and lo senva) flexibility (F) souplesse (G) Schmiegsamkeit (S) flexibilidad optimism (S) optimismo proscribe (G) a:chten (S) proscribir reconstitute (G) erneue(r)n (S) reconstituir, reconstruir applicable (G) anwendbar (S) aplicable, extensivo brushwood (F) broussaille (G) Untewrholz (S) maleza idyll (S) idilio Musselman (i.e. Moslem) (S) musulma'n Peruvian (adj) (S) peruano refractory (F) re'fractaire (G) wiederspenstig (S) reacio, refractario urgency (G) Eile (S) urgencia vice-president (S) vicepresidente impetuosity (G) Ungestu:m (S) impetu incompatible (G) unvereinbar (S) incompatible irreparable (G) unheilbar (S) irremediable ================= >From here on forward, the number of words per page starts getting more dense, so we will get fewer pages per chunk; i.e. pg 202-3 have 54 words between them, and by p180-1, we have 83 words in 2 pages. I may have to get more selective about adding other-language translation, so I need to ask whether people are ever getting anything out of the French or German. (I am presuming that the Spanish is helpful to Jorge, especially for some of these really obscure words - never heard of "brushwood" or "hussar" myself). lojbab