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=== MOS-based adjectives === | === MOS-based adjectives === | ||
MOS-based names like ''diatonoid'' ''3/2'', ''sephirothish 5/4'' or ''p-chro machinish 7/4'' may be used, as they are also explicit in their ranges. If the MOS name ends in -ic, substitute by -oid (pentic -> pentoid). If the MOS name doesn't end in -ic or -oid, add -oid (lime -> limoid). If the MOS ends in -oid, recover original ending and add -ish, unless it ends in -us, in which case substitute. (sephiroid -> sephiroth -> sephirothish, dicoid -> dicot -> dicotish, helenoid -> helenus -> helenish) | MOS-based names like ''diatonoid'' ''3/2'', ''sephirothish 5/4'' or ''p-chro machinish 7/4'' may be used, as they are also explicit in their ranges. If the MOS name ends in -ic, substitute by -oid (pentic -> pentoid). If the MOS name doesn't end in -ic or -oid, add -oid (lime -> limoid). If the MOS ends in -oid, recover original ending and add -ish, unless it ends in -us, in which case substitute. (sephiroid -> sephiroth -> sephirothish, dicoid -> dicot -> dicotish, helenoid -> helenus -> helenish). | ||
{| class="wikitable" | {| class="wikitable" | ||
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|- | |- | ||
| 12L 53s | | 12L 53s | ||
| '' | | ''comptograckle'' | ||
| 65i12 | | 65i12 | ||
| 7d6:d-2 | | 7d6:d-2 | ||
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| 12th-descendant | | 12th-descendant | ||
| '''306L 359s''' | | '''306L 359s''' | ||
| '''picopyth''' | | '''''<u>picopyth</u>''''' | ||
| 306i665 | | 306i665 | ||
| 51d-35:43d30 | | 51d-35:43d30 | ||
|} | |} | ||
Bolded MOS support a pythagorean generator. Bolded and underlined names are also of a record lowest hardness when that generator is used. Italic names only appear in this article. | |||
The names of the MOSes are coined as follows: | The names of the MOSes are coined as follows: | ||
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* pontiacitonic comes from [[pontiac]], which generates this MOS. | * pontiacitonic comes from [[pontiac]], which generates this MOS. | ||
* comptograckle comes from compton and [[grackle]], which can both generate this MOS. | * comptograckle comes from compton and [[grackle]], which can both generate this MOS. | ||
* qiantonic comes from | * qiantonic comes from Qián Lèzhī, the ancient Chinese astronomer and instrument maker who discovered the 306- and 359- comma. | ||
* picopyth comes from pico-, a SI prefix denoting 10^-12, a minute order of magnitude. | * picopyth comes from pico-, a SI prefix denoting 10^-12, a minute order of magnitude. | ||