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extra
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>words not covered</span
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<h2 class="title box-title">navigation</h2>
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<a class="link" style="float: left" href="./20">prev </a>
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<a class="link" href="./"> index </a>
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<h2 class="title box-title">vocab</h2>
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<h3 class="title box-title sub-title">~ ku suli</h3>
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these words were documented in <i>Toki Pona Dictionary</i>, compiled by
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Sonja Lang. it documents different ways toki pona speakers translated
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english concepts in 2021. the <i>ku suli</i> category of words are words
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which were deemed frequently used.
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most people don't use all of these words, but many people use some of
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them, and so they're useful to be aware of.
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<p> kipisi - split, cut, slice, sever; sharp (<i>wan</i>, <i>tu</i>)</p>
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leko - stairs, square, block, corner, cube (<i>kiwen</i>,
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<i>supa sewi</i>, <i>tomo</i>, <i>poki</i>)
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monsuta - fear, dread; monster, predator; threat, danger (<i
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>(ijo) ni li ken moli/ike</i
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>)
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<p> soko - fungus, fungi (<i>kili</i>)</p>
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<p> lanpan - take, seize, catch, receive, get (<i>jo</i>)</p>
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misikeke - medicine, medical (<i>(ijo) ni li pona e sijelo mi</i>)
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<p> oko - eye, ocular, visual (<i>lukin</i>)</p>
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kijetesantakalu - any animal from the Procyonidae family, such as
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raccoons, coatis, kinkajous, olingos, ringtails and cacomistles
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(<i>soweli</i>)
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n - (indicates thinking, pondering, recognition, agreement, or
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humming) (<i>a</i>)
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jasima - reflect, resound, mirror, be on the opposite/polar end of (<i
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>i can't give you an alternative to jasima because i don't rly get it
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tbh just like don't use it i won't understand you</i
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>)
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meso - midpoint, medium, mediocre; neither one not the other, neither
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fully is nor isn't (<i>insa</i>, <i>ona li pona ala li ike ala</i>)
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<p> ku - interacting with the Toki Pona Dictionary by Sonja Lang</p>
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<h3 class="title box-title sub-title">~ other</h3>
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these words are not <i>ku suli</i>, but are represented in the UCSUR, a
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standardization of codepoints within Unicode's Private Use Area. just
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like the <i>ku suli</i>, not everyone uses these words, but you may
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encounter these words in the wild.
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<p> majuna - old, aged, ancient (<i>suli</i>)</p>
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powe - unreal, false, untrue; pretend; deceive, trick (<i>ike</i>,
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<i>lon ala</i>)
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pake - stop, cease, halt; to block the way, to interrupt; to prevent
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(<i>pini</i>)
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apeja - guilt, shame, shun, stigma, disgrace; to accuse, to single
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out, to expose, to dishonor, to embarrass (<i>taso, ike</i>)
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<p>
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many of these words can easily be expressed using pu words only. in
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parentheses at the end of every definition, i've included some
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alternatives.
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</p>
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<h2 class="title box-title">navigation</h2>
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<a class="link" style="float: left" href="./20">prev </a>
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