User:Ganaram inukshuk/Extended TAMNAMS names: Difference between revisions

Names for mosses with 2-5 steps are given names primarily for completeness. These names are designed to be as general as possible so that they can be used for non-octave mosses. The exceptions to these are the names ''monowood'' and ''biwood'', for which the mos must either be octave-equivalent or have a tempered-octave equivalence interval.

! colspan="5" |2-note mosses

! Pattern !!Name!!Prefix!!Abbr.!!Etymology

|[[1L 1s]]||trivial||triv-||trv||the simplest valid mos pattern

|[[1L 1s]]||monowood||monowd-||wood||generalized blackwood and whitewood scales for nL ns; must be octave-equivalent

! colspan="5" |3-note mosses

!Pattern!!Name!!Prefix!!Abbr.!!Etymology

|[[1L 2s]]||antrial||atri-||atri||broader range than trial so named w.r.t. it (anti-trial; antial; antrial)

|[[2L 1s]]||trial||tri-||tri||from tri- for 3

! colspan="5" |4-note mosses

!Pattern!!Name!!Prefix!!Abbr.!!Etymology

|[[1L 3s]]||antetric||atetra-||att||broader range than tetric so named w.r.t. it (anti-tetric; antetric)

|[[2L 2s]]||biwood||biwd-||bw||generalized blackwood and whitewood scales for nL ns; must be octave-equivalent

|[[3L 1s]]||tetric||tetra-||tt||from tetra- for 4

! colspan="5" |5-note mosses

!Pattern!!Name!!Prefix!!Abbr.!!Etymology

|[[1L 4s]]||pedal||ped-||ped||[[#Pedal (1L 4s)|one big toe and four small toes]]

|[[2L 3s]]||pentic||pent-||pt||common pentatonic; from penta- for 5

|[[3L 2s]]||antipentic||apent-||apt||opposite pattern of common pentatonic mos

|[[4L 1s]]||manual||manu-||manu||one thumb and four longer fingers