Re: Double Prime?

Well, I've never done much with math in my langs since I'm a numerophobe. But
Graavgaaln does have a base 12 system and some rather odd measurements. Their
equivilant of a ton (I use the term equivilant VERY loosely!!!) is something
like 49.7(or was it 47.9?)inches cubed of lead. A very common measurement used
for athletic competitions is one's own body weight.

Adam
 Robert B Wilson <han_solo55@...> wrote:On Sun, 30 Mar 2003 00:30:08 -0800 Sarah Marie Parker-Allen
writes:
> To keep this slightly on topic, has anyone here been brave enough to
> come up
> with new mathemtical terminology and models for their conlang?
i have, but it might take some time to get my notes in order so i can
give a reasonable presentation of it...
i also have a complete system of measurement for kinsi rorotan but i
haven't used it lately...
length is based on a multiple of the radius if a hydrogen atom (1 zaki =
about .49m), mass is based on a multiple of the mass of a hydrogen atom
(i forgot what the unit is called, but it's nearly equal to 1 kg...), and
i forgot what measurement of time was based on, but it was something
really interesting (i think the unit for time was about 2/3 of a second
or something like that...)
i just tried to find my notes on the measurement system and decided to
give up...
maybe tomorrow i'll have something aobut the mathematical terminology
that i can post.

> Sarah Marie Parker-Allen
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