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=== Naming specific mos intervals ===

The phrase ''k-mosstep'' by itself does not specify the exact size of an interval. To refer to specific intervals, the familiar modifiers of ''major'', ''minor'', ''augmented'', ''diminished'' and ''perfect'' are used. As mosses have [[maximum variety]] 2, every interval (except for the [[1/1|unison]] and multiples of the [[period]] which is usually the [[~~2/1|~~octave]]) will be in no more than two sizes.

The phrase ''k-mosstep'' by itself does not specify the exact size of an interval. To refer to specific intervals, the familiar modifiers of ''major'', ''minor'', ''augmented'', ''diminished'' and ''perfect'' are used. As mosses have [[maximum variety]] 2, every interval (except for the [[1/1|unison]] and multiples of the [[period]] which is usually the [[octave]]) will be in no more than two sizes.

The modifiers of ''major'', ''minor'', ''augmented'', ''perfect'', and ''diminished'' (abbreviated as M, m, A, P, and d respectively) are given as such:

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! Interval name

! Absolute value of a~~...~~

! Absolute value of a …

|-

| Moschroma (generalized [[chroma]], provided for reference)

| Large step minus a small step

|-

| Mosdiesis (generalized [[~~Diesis (scale theory)~~|diesis]])

| Mosdiesis (generalized [[diesis #As a diatonic interval category|diesis]])

| Large step minus two small steps

|-

| Moskleisma (generalized [[kleisma]])

| Moskleisma (generalized [[kleisma #As a diatonic interval category|kleisma]])

| Mosdiesis minus a moschroma

|-

| Mosgothma (generalized gothma)

| Mosgothma (generalized [[gothma]])

| Mosdiesis minus a small step

|}

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 === Naming specific mos intervals ===
-The phrase ''k-mosstep'' by itself does not specify the exact size of an interval. To refer to specific intervals, the familiar modifiers of ''major'', ''minor'', ''augmented'', ''diminished'' and ''perfect'' are used. As mosses have [[maximum variety]] 2, every interval (except for the [[1/1|unison]] and multiples of the [[period]] which is usually the [[2/1|octave]]) will be in no more than two sizes.
+The phrase ''k-mosstep'' by itself does not specify the exact size of an interval. To refer to specific intervals, the familiar modifiers of ''major'', ''minor'', ''augmented'', ''diminished'' and ''perfect'' are used. As mosses have [[maximum variety]] 2, every interval (except for the [[1/1|unison]] and multiples of the [[period]] which is usually the [[octave]]) will be in no more than two sizes.
 The modifiers of ''major'', ''minor'', ''augmented'', ''perfect'', and ''diminished'' (abbreviated as M, m, A, P, and d respectively) are given as such:
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 |-
 ! Interval name
-! Absolute value of a...
+! Absolute value of a …
 |-
 | Moschroma (generalized [[chroma]], provided for reference)
 | Large step minus a small step
 |-
-| Mosdiesis (generalized [[Diesis (scale theory)|diesis]])
+| Mosdiesis (generalized [[diesis #As a diatonic interval category|diesis]])
 | Large step minus two small steps
 |-
-| Moskleisma (generalized [[kleisma]])
+| Moskleisma (generalized [[kleisma #As a diatonic interval category|kleisma]])
 | Mosdiesis minus a moschroma
 |-
-| Mosgothma (generalized gothma)
+| Mosgothma (generalized [[gothma]])
 | Mosdiesis minus a small step
 |}