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* [[User:TallKite/Catalog of seven-limit rank two temperaments with Color names]] | * [[User:TallKite/Catalog of seven-limit rank two temperaments with Color names]] | ||
* [[User:TallKite/Catalog of eleven-limit rank two temperaments with Color names]] | * [[User:TallKite/Catalog of eleven-limit rank two temperaments with Color names]] | ||
* [[User:TallKite/Catalog of thirteen-limit rank two temperaments with Color names]] (coming soon) | |||
* [[User:TallKite/Catalog of eleven-limit rank three temperaments with Color names]] | * [[User:TallKite/Catalog of eleven-limit rank three temperaments with Color names]] | ||
To make the names easier for non-Anglophones, and to make the names quicker to say, the 5 vowels are the basic vowels found in Spanish, ah-eh-ee-oh-oo. Quin is an exception. Quad may optionally be spoken as "kwah", and quin as "kwee" or "keen". In Spanish and many other languages, "th" would become "tr". See [[Color notation/Translations|Color Notation/Translations]]. Number words like bi or tri are always unaccented. To emphasize the prime limit, the first occurrence of the highest prime is always accented: sasa-'''gu'''gu, bi'''ru'''yo, bi'''zo'''zogu. In longer names, the 1st occurrence of sa/la and/or of lower primes may also be accented: '''sa'''sa-'''gu'''gu, '''zo'''zotri'''gu'''. | To make the names easier for non-Anglophones, and to make the names quicker to say, the 5 vowels are the basic vowels found in Spanish, ah-eh-ee-oh-oo. Quin is an exception. Quad may optionally be spoken as "kwah", and quin as "kwee" or "keen". In Spanish and many other languages, "th" would become "tr". See [[Color notation/Translations|Color Notation/Translations]]. Number words like bi or tri are always unaccented. To emphasize the prime limit, the first occurrence of the highest prime is always accented: sasa-'''gu'''gu, bi'''ru'''yo, bi'''zo'''zogu. In longer names, the 1st occurrence of sa/la and/or of lower primes may also be accented: '''sa'''sa-'''gu'''gu, '''zo'''zotri'''gu'''. | ||
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=== Issues === | === Issues === | ||
NAMING PROBLEM: | |||
Yaza Lasepyo sounds too much like yazala Sepyo. Possible solutions: | |||
* Put the subgroup last: Lasepyo yaza | |||
* Add a consonant to the subgroup word: yazap Lasepyo | |||
* Add another word: Lasepyo on yaza, or yaza-ish lasepyo | |||
EDO PROBLEM: | EDO PROBLEM: | ||