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::And I'm not sure about the 7L 4s, maybe play up the fact that is works with sixix and 2 different fifths, I'm a bit stuck at naming it. [[User:Ayceman|Ayceman]] ([[User talk:Ayceman|talk]])

::: Cheers. You know, hanson has the 6th genstep mapped to harmonic 3 whereas myna has the 10th, so myna is essentially "one more cycle", that is, +4 small steps than hanson. On that basis, I suggest 4L 7s based on hanson and 4L 11s based on myna. How about "kleistonic"?

::: Cheers. You know, hanson has the 6th genstep mapped to harmonic 3 whereas myna has the 10th, so myna is essentially "one more cycle", that is, +4 small steps than hanson. On that basis, I suggest 4L 7s based on hanson and 4L 11s based on myna. How about ''kleistonic''?

::: So this isn't diamond MOS notation. Then why not? Isn't diamond MOS notation meant to handle all the MOSes?

::: For the mode name, I wasn't aware double v at word initial is possible in English, but if there's a source (it really isn't a W, right?), then I'm fine with it. Btw I still have a problem with one of the 5L 4s mode names, "Tjatupian". The tj cluster is wild, and if j is pronounced as /j/, I hope to get it respelled as "Tiatupian". [[User:FloraC|FloraC]] ([[User talk:FloraC|talk]]) 06:25, 9 April 2021 (UTC)

::: For the mode name, I wasn't aware double v at word initial is possible in English, but if there's a source (it really isn't a W, right?), then I'm fine with it. Btw I still have a problem with one of the 5L 4s mode names, ''Tjatupian''. The tj cluster is wild, and if j is pronounced as /j/, I hope to get it respelled as ''Tiatupian''. [[User:FloraC|FloraC]] ([[User talk:FloraC|talk]]) 06:25, 9 April 2021 (UTC)

:::: Kleistonic sounds nice, sure. It also avoids the "sm" bit with rather unfortunate implication of derivatives of Greek κλείσμα (kleisma) ['kliz.ma] meaning enema in some languages. I'll make the change.

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:::: Oh, and thanks to Inthar for promptly editing the tables before I could. [[User:Ayceman|Ayceman]] ([[User talk:Ayceman|talk]])

::::: Unfortunately, ''mytonic'' is even more of a problem (''Minortonic family #Mitonic''), so we might stick to mynatonic for now.

::::: Ty for explanations. I understood that foreign words aren't anglicized anymore. I'm just not fond of intentionally picking difficult names following the notion of "xen".

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 ::And I'm not sure about the 7L 4s, maybe play up the fact that is works with sixix and 2 different fifths, I'm a bit stuck at naming it. [[User:Ayceman|Ayceman]] ([[User talk:Ayceman|talk]])
-::: Cheers. You know, hanson has the 6th genstep mapped to harmonic 3 whereas myna has the 10th, so myna is essentially "one more cycle", that is, +4 small steps than hanson. On that basis, I suggest 4L 7s based on hanson and 4L 11s based on myna. How about "kleistonic"?
+::: Cheers. You know, hanson has the 6th genstep mapped to harmonic 3 whereas myna has the 10th, so myna is essentially "one more cycle", that is, +4 small steps than hanson. On that basis, I suggest 4L 7s based on hanson and 4L 11s based on myna. How about ''kleistonic''?
 ::: So this isn't diamond MOS notation. Then why not? Isn't diamond MOS notation meant to handle all the MOSes?
-::: For the mode name, I wasn't aware double v at word initial is possible in English, but if there's a source (it really isn't a W, right?), then I'm fine with it. Btw I still have a problem with one of the 5L 4s mode names, "Tjatupian". The tj  cluster is wild, and if j is pronounced as /j/, I hope to get it respelled as "Tiatupian". [[User:FloraC|FloraC]] ([[User talk:FloraC|talk]]) 06:25, 9 April 2021 (UTC)
+::: For the mode name, I wasn't aware double v at word initial is possible in English, but if there's a source (it really isn't a W, right?), then I'm fine with it. Btw I still have a problem with one of the 5L 4s mode names, ''Tjatupian''. The tj  cluster is wild, and if j is pronounced as /j/, I hope to get it respelled as ''Tiatupian''. [[User:FloraC|FloraC]] ([[User talk:FloraC|talk]]) 06:25, 9 April 2021 (UTC)
 :::: Kleistonic sounds nice, sure. It also avoids the "sm" bit with rather unfortunate implication of derivatives of Greek κλείσμα (kleisma) ['kliz.ma] meaning enema in some languages. I'll make the change.
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 :::: Oh, and thanks to Inthar for promptly editing the tables before I could. [[User:Ayceman|Ayceman]] ([[User talk:Ayceman|talk]])
+::::: Unfortunately, ''mytonic'' is even more of a problem (''Minortonic family #Mitonic''), so we might stick to mynatonic for now.
+::::: Ty for explanations. I understood that foreign words aren't anglicized anymore. I'm just not fond of intentionally picking difficult names following the notion of "xen".