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'''Comma-prefix names'''' are a systematic naming system for [[just interval]]s developed by [[User:CompactStar|CompactStar]]. In 2.3.p subgroups, most names in this system correspond to existing terms, such as [[7/4]] being a "subminor seventh", [[11/8]] being an "ultrafourth", although when more than one non-Pythagorean prime is introduced, the names can sometimes become counter-intuitive. Unmodified interval names correspond to [[Pythagorean tuning|Pythagorean]] intervals while prefixes can be added to indicate raising/lowering by a comma. The prefixes for lower primes are added first, for example [[36/35]] is an "oversuperunison" rather than a "superoverunison".

'''Comma-prefix names'''' are a systematic naming system for [[just interval]]s developed by [[User:CompactStar|CompactStar]]. Unmodified interval names correspond to [[Pythagorean tuning|Pythagorean]] intervals while prefixes can be added to indicate raising/lowering by a comma. The prefixes for lower primes are added first, for example [[36/35]] is an "oversuperunison" rather than a "superoverunison". In 2.3.p subgroups, most names in this system correspond to existing terms, such as [[7/4]] being a "subminor seventh", and [[11/8]] being an "ultrafourth", although when more than one non-Pythagorean prime is introduced, the names can sometimes become counter-intuitive.

== List of prefixes ==

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== See also ==

* [[Systematic comma names explained]]

* [[Temperament naming]]

[[Category:Notation]]

[[Category:Notation]][[Category:Interval naming]]

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-'''Comma-prefix names'''' are a systematic naming system for [[just interval]]s developed by [[User:CompactStar|CompactStar]]. In 2.3.p subgroups, most names in this system correspond to existing terms, such as [[7/4]] being a "subminor seventh", [[11/8]] being an "ultrafourth", although when more than one non-Pythagorean prime is introduced, the names can sometimes become  counter-intuitive. Unmodified interval names correspond to [[Pythagorean tuning|Pythagorean]] intervals while prefixes can be added to indicate raising/lowering by a comma. The prefixes for lower primes are added first, for example [[36/35]] is an "oversuperunison" rather than a "superoverunison".
+'''Comma-prefix names'''' are a systematic naming system for [[just interval]]s developed by [[User:CompactStar|CompactStar]]. Unmodified interval names correspond to [[Pythagorean tuning|Pythagorean]] intervals while prefixes can be added to indicate raising/lowering by a comma. The prefixes for lower primes are added first, for example [[36/35]] is an "oversuperunison" rather than a "superoverunison". In 2.3.p subgroups, most names in this system correspond to existing terms, such as [[7/4]] being a "subminor seventh", and [[11/8]] being an "ultrafourth", although when more than one non-Pythagorean prime is introduced, the names can sometimes become  counter-intuitive.
 == List of prefixes ==
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+== See also ==
+* [[Systematic comma names explained]]
+* [[Temperament naming]]
-[[Category:Notation]]
+[[Category:Notation]][[Category:Interval naming]]
+{{todo|link}}