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{{Mbox|text=This article is a work-in-progress, '''proposed rewrite''' of the following page: [[TAMNAMS Extension]]}}
{{Mbox|text=This article is a work-in-progress, '''proposed rewrite''' of the following page: [[TAMNAMS Extension]] and [[User:Ganaram inukshuk/TAMNAMS Extension]]}}
:''This page assumes the reader is familiar with [[TAMNAMS]] mos names.''
:''This page assumes the reader is familiar with [[TAMNAMS]] mos names.''
This page describes additional temperament-agnostic mos names that fit the style of [[TAMNAMS]] but are either unofficial names (eg, names conjured up by other theorists), former names (not including abandoned names), or names given to mosses for the sake of completeness.
This page describes additional temperament-agnostic mos names that fit the style of [[TAMNAMS]] but are either unofficial names (eg, names conjured up by other theorists), former names (not including abandoned names), or names given to mosses for the sake of completeness.


==Names for mosses with 2 to 5 steps ==
==Names for mosses with 2 to 5 steps ==
Names for mosses with 2-5 steps are given names primarily for completeness. These names are designed to be as general as possible so that they can be used for non-octave mosses. The exceptions to these are the names ''monowood'' and ''biwood'', for which the mos must either be octave-equivalent or have a tempered-octave equivalence interval.
Names for mosses with 2-5 steps are given names primarily for completeness. These names are designed to be as general as possible so that they can be used for non-octave contexts, with the exception of the names ''monowood'' and ''biwood'', for which the mos must either be octave-equivalent or have a tempered-octave equivalence interval.
{| class="wikitable center-all"
{| class="wikitable center-all"
|+Names for mosses with 2 to 5 steps
|+Names for mosses with 2 to 5 steps
! colspan="5" |2-note mosses
! colspan="6" |2-note mosses
|-
|-
! Pattern !!Name!!Prefix!!Abbr.!!Etymology
! Pattern !!Name!!Prefix!!Abbr.
!Non-octave periods allowed?!!Etymology
|-
|-
|[[1L 1s]]||trivial||triv-||trv||the simplest valid mos pattern
| rowspan="2" |[[1L 1s]]||trivial||triv-||trv
|yes||the simplest valid mos pattern
|-
|-
|[[1L 1s]]||monowood||monowd-||wood||generalized blackwood and whitewood scales for nL ns; must be octave-equivalent
|monowood||monowd-||wood
|no||generalized blackwood and whitewood scales for nL ns
|-
|-
! colspan="5" |3-note mosses
! colspan="6" |3-note mosses
|-
|-
!Pattern!!Name!!Prefix!!Abbr.!!Etymology
!Pattern!!Name!!Prefix!!Abbr.
!Non-octave periods allowed?!!Etymology
|-
|-
|[[1L 2s]]||antrial||atri-||atri||broader range than trial so named w.r.t. it (anti-trial; antial; antrial)
|[[1L 2s]]||antrial||atri-||atri
|yes||broader range than trial so named w.r.t. it (anti-trial; antial; antrial)
|-
|-
|[[2L 1s]]||trial||tri-||tri||from tri- for 3
|[[2L 1s]]||trial||tri-||tri
|yes||from tri- for 3
|-
|-
! colspan="5" |4-note mosses
! colspan="6" |4-note mosses
|-
|-
!Pattern!!Name!!Prefix!!Abbr.!!Etymology
!Pattern!!Name!!Prefix!!Abbr.
!Non-octave periods allowed?!!Etymology
|-
|-
|[[1L 3s]]||antetric||atetra-||att||broader range than tetric so named w.r.t. it (anti-tetric; antetric)
|[[1L 3s]]||antetric||atetra-||att
|yes||broader range than tetric so named w.r.t. it (anti-tetric; antetric)
|-
|-
|[[2L 2s]]||biwood||biwd-||bw||generalized blackwood and whitewood scales for nL ns; must be octave-equivalent
|[[2L 2s]]||biwood||biwd-||bw
|no||generalized blackwood and whitewood scales for nL ns
|-
|-
|[[3L 1s]]||tetric||tetra-||tt||from tetra- for 4
|[[3L 1s]]||tetric||tetra-||tt
|yes||from tetra- for 4
|-
|-
! colspan="5" |5-note mosses
! colspan="6" |5-note mosses
|-
|-
!Pattern!!Name!!Prefix!!Abbr.!!Etymology
!Pattern!!Name!!Prefix!!Abbr.
!Non-octave periods allowed?!!Etymology
|-
|-
|[[1L 4s]]||pedal||ped-||ped||[[#Pedal (1L 4s)|one big toe and four small toes]]
|[[1L 4s]]||pedal||ped-||ped
|yes||[[#Pedal (1L 4s)|one big toe and four small toes]]
|-
|-
|[[2L 3s]]||pentic||pent-||pt||common pentatonic; from penta- for 5
|[[2L 3s]]||pentic||pent-||pt
|yes||common pentatonic; from penta- for 5
|-
|-
|[[3L 2s]]||antipentic||apent-||apt||opposite pattern of common pentatonic mos
|[[3L 2s]]||antipentic||apent-||apt
|yes||opposite pattern of common pentatonic mos
|-
|-
|[[4L 1s]]||manual||manu-||manu||one thumb and four longer fingers
|[[4L 1s]]||manual||manu-||manu
|yes||one thumb and four longer fingers
|}
|}


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Names for mosses that descend from 5L 2s are made by [[User:Frostburn|Frostburn]], as an expansion to the former TAMNAMS names ''m-chromatic'' and ''p-chromatic''.
Names for mosses that descend from 5L 2s are made by [[User:Frostburn|Frostburn]], as an expansion to the former TAMNAMS names ''m-chromatic'' and ''p-chromatic''.
{| class="wikitable center-all"
{| class="wikitable center-all"
|+Diatonic (5L 2s) descendants
|-
|-
! colspan="3" |Daughters
! colspan="3" |Daughters
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|-
|-
|1L 10s
|1L 10s
|tanzanite or tenorite
|tanzanite, tenorite
|[[User:Ganaram inukshuk|Ganaram inukshuk]]
|[[User:Ganaram inukshuk|Ganaram inukshuk]]
|More naming puns ('''ten'''zanite or '''ten'''orite).
|More naming puns ('''ten'''zanite or '''ten'''orite).
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|Five generators of roughly 33/32 quartertone are equal to 7/6 in the harmonic entropy minimum; also, the extreme ranges of 22edo and 23edo both support this mos.
|Five generators of roughly 33/32 quartertone are equal to 7/6 in the harmonic entropy minimum; also, the extreme ranges of 22edo and 23edo both support this mos.
|}
|}
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