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! Pattern !! Name !! Interval prefix<ref name="prefix">used in interval names, e.g. "perfect oneirofourth"</ref> !! Abbreviation<ref name="abbr">used in abbreviations of interval names, e.g. "Po4"</ref> !! Notes
! Pattern !! Name !! Interval prefix<ref name="prefix">used in interval names, e.g. "perfect oneirofourth"</ref> !! Abbreviation<ref name="abbr">used in abbreviations of interval names, e.g. "Po4"</ref> !! Notes
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| [[2L 5s]] || antidiatonic || pel- || pel || Established name. ''Pel'' comes from pelog.
| [[2L 5s]] || antidiatonic || pel- || pel || Established name. ''Pel'' comes from ''pelog''.
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| [[3L 4s]] || mosh || mosh- || mosh || Graham Breed's name.
| [[3L 4s]] || mosh || mosh- || mosh || Graham Breed's name.
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! Pattern !! Name !! Interval prefix<ref name="prefix"/> !! Abbreviation<ref name="abbr"/> !! Notes
! Pattern !! Name !! Interval prefix<ref name="prefix"/> !! Abbreviation<ref name="abbr"/> !! Notes
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| [[3L 5s]] || sensoid || sen- || sen || After [[sensi]] temperament.
| [[3L 5s]] || sensoid || sen- || sen || From [[sensi]] temperament.
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| [[5L 3s]] || oneirotonic || oneiro- || on || A name originally given to 13edo's 5L 3s.
| [[5L 3s]] || oneirotonic || oneiro- || on || A name originally given to 13edo's 5L 3s.
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! Pattern !! Name !! Interval prefix<ref name="prefix"/> !! Abbreviation<ref name="abbr"/> !! Notes
! Pattern !! Name !! Interval prefix<ref name="prefix"/> !! Abbreviation<ref name="abbr"/> !! Notes
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| [[2L 7s]] || joanatonic || jo- || jo || After [[joan]] temperament.
| [[2L 7s]] || joanatonic || jo- || jo || From [[joan]] temperament.
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| [[4L 5s]] || orwelloid || or- || or || After [[orwell]] temperament.
| [[4L 5s]] || orwelloid || or- || or || From [[orwell]] temperament.
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| [[5L 4s]] || semiquartal || sequar- || seq || From "half-fourth".
| [[5L 4s]] || semiquartal || sequar- || seq || From "half-fourth".