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''This section contains unapproved namechanges. They are provided for reference/completeness.''

TAMNAMS uses the following names for octave-equivalent (or tempered-octave) mosses with step counts between 6 and 10, called the ''named range''. These names are optional, and conventional ''xL ys'' names can be used instead in discussions regarding mosses, its intervals, ~~and~~ scale degrees.

TAMNAMS uses the following names for octave-equivalent (or tempered-octave) mosses with step counts between 6 and 10, called the ''named range''. These names are optional, and conventional ''xL ys'' names can be used instead in discussions regarding mosses, its intervals, scale degrees, and modes.

Prefixes and abbreviations for each name are also provided, and can used in place of the prefix ''mos-'' and its abbreviation of ''m-'', as seen in mos-related terms, such as ''mosstep'' and ''mosdegree'', and their abbreviations of ''ms'' and ''md'', respectively. For example, discussion of the intervals and scale degrees of ''oneirotonic'' uses the terms ''oneirosteps'' and ''oneirodegrees'', abbreviated as ''oneis'' and ''oneid'', respectively.

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 ''This section contains unapproved namechanges. They are provided for reference/completeness.''
-TAMNAMS uses the following names for octave-equivalent (or tempered-octave) mosses with step counts between 6 and 10, called the ''named range''. These names are optional, and conventional ''xL ys'' names can be used instead in discussions regarding mosses, its intervals, and scale degrees.
+TAMNAMS uses the following names for octave-equivalent (or tempered-octave) mosses with step counts between 6 and 10, called the ''named range''. These names are optional, and conventional ''xL ys'' names can be used instead in discussions regarding mosses, its intervals, scale degrees, and modes.
 Prefixes and abbreviations for each name are also provided, and can used in place of the prefix ''mos-'' and its abbreviation of ''m-'', as seen in mos-related terms, such as ''mosstep'' and ''mosdegree'', and their abbreviations of ''ms'' and ''md'', respectively. For example, discussion of the intervals and scale degrees of ''oneirotonic'' uses the terms ''oneirosteps'' and ''oneirodegrees'', abbreviated as ''oneis'' and ''oneid'', respectively.