Re: logic vocabulary
From: | Sally Caves <scaves@...> |
Date: | Thursday, December 23, 2004, 18:21 |
----- Original Message -----
From: "# 1" <salut_vous_autre@...>
> Remi Villatel wrote:
>
>>My idea:
>>
>>(WORD1) ! Noun ! Adjective ! Transitive verb ! Intrans. verb
>>=========================================================================
>>Stative ! girl ! typic of girl ! to give birth to ! to grow up
>>-------------------------------------------------------------------------
>>Active ! woman ! typic of woman ! to make a woman of ! to become a woman
>>=========================================================================
>>
>>(WORD2) ! Noun ! Adjective ! Transitive verb ! Intrans. verb
>>=========================================================================
>>Stative ! boy ! typic of boy ! to give birth to ! to grow up
>>-------------------------------------------------------------------------
>>Active ! man ! typic of man ! to make a man of ! to become a man
>>=========================================================================
>>
>>And probably an epicene word to avoid the other bias: "man" = "men &
>>women".
>>
>>(WORD3) ! Noun =================... Stative ! child -----------------...
>>Active ! adult/person =================...
>
> Even If I don't like to be treated of "prehistomacho" your idea is
> probably
> the most constructive i've received since I've post my idea.
I think Remi was kidding. He put a smiley face after it. And I suggested
something like this, too, #1! Distributing the masculine and feminine
characteristics on either side of your binary construction. But Remi's
suggestion sure is elegant, isn't it!
> That's OK I'll nevermore make a distinction between male and female (If I
> do
> it another time I will receive an other ton of messages to tell it to
> me...)
Just three! Ray, Sally, Remi. That may seem like a ton.
> I'll make the distinction with ages when it will concern people.
>
> Thank everybody for your ideas.
You're welcome!
Sally