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|amech- | |amech- | ||
|amech | |amech | ||
|selenic | |selenic or selenite | ||
|sel- | |sel- | ||
|sel | |sel | ||
|An indirect reference to [[luna]] temperament; "selene" is Greek for "moon". | |An indirect reference to [[luna]] temperament; "selene" is Greek for "moon". The name "selenite" follows the same pattern of 1L 6s being named after a type of gemstone. | ||
| | |Pun. | ||
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|1L 7s | |1L 7s | ||
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|apine- | |apine- | ||
|apine | |apine | ||
| | |spinel | ||
| | |spin- | ||
| | |spin | ||
| | |Contains the word "pine". A spinel is a type of gemstone, and follows the same pattern as onyx. | ||
|Pun. | |Pun. Spinel doesn't rhyme with pine, ruining the joke. | ||
|- | |- | ||
|1L 8s | |1L 8s | ||
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|ablu- | |ablu- | ||
|ablu | |ablu | ||
| | |agate | ||
| | |aga- or agat- | ||
| | |aga | ||
| | |Shorter name. Depending on one's pronunciation, "agate" rhymes with "eight", similarly with "onyx" and "six". | ||
| | |Pun. | ||
|- | |- | ||
|1L 9s | |1L 9s | ||
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|asina- | |asina- | ||
|asi | |asi | ||
| | |olivine | ||
| | |oliv- | ||
| | |oliv | ||
| | |Shorter name. Named in the same spirit as 1L 6s being named "onyx", depending on one's pronunciation of "olivine". | ||
| | |Pun. Olivine is typically pronounced in a way that doesn't rhyme with nine, ruining the joke. | ||
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! colspan="9" |Changes to names that bear other prefixes | ! colspan="9" |Changes to names that bear other prefixes | ||
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|bar- | |bar- | ||
|bar | |bar | ||
|Rhymes perfectly with jaric and taric. May also mean "basic -aric", as this mos with a basic step ratio (L:s=2:1) cannot produce jaric or taric. | |Rhymes perfectly with jaric and taric. May also mean "basic -aric", as this mos with a basic step ratio (L:s=2:1) cannot produce jaric or taric, or rather, produces both but equalized. | ||
|Too minor of a modification. The use of "bar" as a | |Too minor of a modification. The use of "bar" as a prefix or abbreviation may be problematic ("bar" may also mean "measure" in sheet music). | ||
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