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>Also, I wonder if anyone has set up gismu lists of conceptually related
>gismu such as colors, "movement" words, foods, etc.
>
>-Steven
>
>

I just executed the command < egrep ' color'  g > and got quite a nice list
of color words. g is the name of the gismu file I keep in my home
directory.  Something like this should work with any word search
command.  Personally I like to learn words the hard way as they come up,
but I mean no disrespect to your process.

djer