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| colspan="2" | {{sagittal| (|\ }} || jakai || 3/5, 2/3, 3/4
| colspan="2" | {{sagittal| (|\ }} || jakai || 3/5, 2/3, 3/4
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| E-F{{nbhsp}}{{sagittal|  !( }} || {{sagittal| ||) }}|| ieff nao || 4/5, 5/6
| E-F{{nbhsp}}{{sagittal|  !( }} || {{sagittal| ||) }}|| ee-eff nao || 4/5, 5/6
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| E-F || {{sagittal| ||\ }}|| ee-ef || 1
| E-F || {{sagittal| ||\ }}|| ee-ef || 1
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The corresponding down notations replace E-F with F-E (or B-C with C-B) and mirror the sagittals vertically, while their pronunciations replace "ee-ef" with "ef-ee" and swap "ai" (high) and "ao" (down) endings. The pronunciations "ee-ef" and "ef-ee" come from the interval E-F being a limma.  
The corresponding down notations replace E-F with F-E (or B-C with C-B) and mirror the sagittals vertically, while their pronunciations replace "ee-eff" with "eff-ee" and swap "ai" (high) and "ao" (down) endings. The pronunciations "ee-ef" and "ef-ee" come from the interval E-F being a limma.  


The following table shows all the rose EDOs/ETs. Notice how the notation of subsets is preserved; there are never two different symbols in the same column.
The following table shows all the rose EDOs/ETs. Notice how the notation of subsets is preserved; there are never two different symbols in the same column.