hSbc:: Komo-Language #h0#

KOMO's-DEFINITION #h0.1#

specific:
Komo-language is my constructed-human-language that could be used as the future common language of the world. #h0.1p1#

Description #h0.1.1#

Komo will be the product of an EVOLUTIONARY process and not a revolutionary as Esperanto. I'm showing the way. The language must be tested and then to be used. Also it must be open to changes.
- Komo will have the BEST (= simplest and clearest) attributes of all human-languages.
- The more we will understand our languages, the more better we will make the komo.
- In our computer era, komo must have the attributes needed to be more easily managed by a computer. #h0.1.1p1#

KOMO's-SYNONYM #h0.2#

GreekSynonym:
* Κόμο-γλώσσα.
* Κοινή-γλώσσα. #h0.2p1#

EsperantoSynonym:
* Koma-lingvo. #h0.2p2#

KomoSynonym:
* LangoKomo. #h0.2p3#

KOMO's-ENCODING-METHOD #h0.3#

Generic #h0.3.1#

List:
* Encoding-method-of-human-language. #h0.3.1p1#

Sibling #h0.3.2#

List:
* English.
* Greek.
* Esperanto. #h0.3.2p1#

KOMO's-DECODING-METHOD #h0.4#

Generic #h0.4.1#

List:
* Decoding-method-of-human-language. #h0.4.1p1#

Sibling #h0.4.2#

List:
* English.
* Greek.
* Esperanto. #h0.4.2p1#

KOMO's-FUNCTION #h0.5#

Generic #h0.5.1#

List:
* Function-of-human-language. #h0.5.1p1#

Sibling #h0.5.2#

List:
* English.
* Greek.
* Esperanto. #h0.5.2p1#

KOMO's-PARALANGUAGE #h0.6#

Generic #h0.6.1#

List:
* Paralanguage-of-human-language. #h0.6.1p1#

Sibling #h0.6.2#

List:
* English.
* Greek.
* Esperanto. #h0.6.2p1#

KOMO's-WHOLE #h0.7#

List:
* HUMAN-SOCIETY. #h0.7p1#

hSbc:: KOMO's-LANGUAGE-KNOWER:
Quantity:
All humans.
Generic:
* Knower-of-human-language.
Sibling:
* English.
* Greek.
* Esperanto. #h0.7p2#

KOMO's-GENERIC #h0.8#

List:
* Human-Constructed-Language. #h0.8p1#

KOMO's-SPECIFIC #h0.9#

DIVISION-ON-MODALITY #h0.9.1#

hSbc:: KOMO's-SPOKEN-LANGUAGE:
Generic:
* Spoken-language. #h0.9.1p1#

hSbc:: KOMO's-TEXTUAL-LANGUAGE:
Description:
Komo will have one to one mapping between written to spoken AND the opposite.
Generic:
* Textual-language. #h0.9.1p2#

KOMO's-SIBLING #h0.10#

List:
* English.
* Greek,
* Esperanto. #h0.10p1#

KOMO's-ENVIRONMENT #h0.11#

List:
* Komo's-Domain
* Komo's-Mid-domain.
* Komo's-Co-domain
* Komo's-Evolution.
* Komo's-Grammar
* Komo's-Implementation.
* Komo's-Translation #h0.11p1#

KOMO's-DOMAIN #h0.12#

Part #h0.12.1#

List:
* Komo's-BConcept.
* Komo's-Brainual-info.
* Komo's-Brainual-SubWorldview:
* Komo's-Brainual-Worldview.
* Komo's-BConceptual--sub-worldview:
* Komo's-BConceptual-worldview. #h0.12.1p1#

Generic #h0.12.2#

List:
* Domain-of-human-language. #h0.12.2p1#

KOMO's-MID-DOMAIN (sml-cpt) #h0.13#

List:
* Komo's-Semasial-concept:
   * Komo-Semasial-verb:
   * Komo-Semasial-noun:
   * Komo-Semasial-conjunction:
* Komo's-Semasial-sentence.
* Komo's-Semasial-sentence-Structure:
* Komo's-Semasial--sub-worldview. #h0.13p1#

Generic #h0.13.1#

List:
* Mid-domain-of-human-language. #h0.13.1p1#

hSbc:: KOMO's-SEMASIAL-CONCEPT (sml-cpt) #h0.13.2#

Part #h0.13.2.1#

hSbc:: KOMO's-SEMASIAL-CONCEPT'S-ATTRIBUTE (sml-cpt):
Description:
Komo will not have "grammatical-gender".
Generic:
* Semasial-concept's-attribute-of-human-language.
Sibling:
* English.
* Greek.
* Esperanto. #h0.13.2.1p1#

Specific #h0.13.2.5#

KOMO's-INDIVIDUAL-SEMASIAL-CONCEPT (sml-cpt):
Description:
Every b-concept has MANY individual-semasial-concepts.
Generic:
* Individual-semasial-concept-of-human-language.
Sibling:
* English.
* Greek.
* Esperanto. #h0.13.2.5p1#

hSbc:: KOMO's-GENERIC-SEMASIAL-CONCEPT (sml-cpt):
Generic:
* Generic-semasial-concept-of-human-language.
Specific:
* Komo-semasial-verb.
* Komo-semasial-noun,
* Komo-semasial-conjunction. #h0.13.2.5p2#

Sibling #h0.13.2.6#

List:
* English-Semasial-concept.
* Greek-Semasial-concept.
* Esperanto-Semasial-concept. #h0.13.2.6p1#

Environment #h0.13.2.7#

List:
* Komo-Logal-concept. #h0.13.2.7p1#

hSbc:: KOMO's-SEMASIAL-VERB (sml-cpt) #h0.13.2.8#

Semasial-attribute #h0.13.2.8.1#

List:
1. MOOD: non-imperative, imperative.
2. TIME: no-time, past, present, future.
3. DIRECTION: active, passive.
4. PERFECTIVENESS: imperfect (not completed process-or-relation), perfect (completed process-or-relation).
5. INTERROGATION: non-interrogative, interrogative.
6. AFFIRMATION: affirmative, negative. #h0.13.2.8.1p1#

The number of its individuals is 1x4x2x2x2x2+4imperative=64+4=68. Follow this link to see the individuals of a semasial-verb and its mapping with verb. #h0.13.2.8.1p2#

	Active-Direction		Passive-Direction
	Imperfect	Perfect	Imperfect	Perfect
NoTime	skributini	skributini-havi	skributini-bi	skributini-havi-bi
Past	skributeni	skributeni-havi	skributeni-bi	skributeni-havi-bi
Present	skributani	skributani-havi	skributani-bi	skributani-havi-bi
Future	skributuni	skributuni-havi	skributuni-bi	skributuni-havi-bi

Whole #h0.13.2.8.2#

List:
* Komo's-Semasial-sentence. #h0.13.2.8.2p1#

Generic #h0.13.2.8.3#

List:
* Semasial-verb-of-human-language. #h0.13.2.8.3p1#

Specific-Complement #h0.13.2.8.4#

List:
* Komo's-Semasial-noun.
* Komo-Semasial-conjunction. #h0.13.2.8.4p1#

Sibling #h0.13.2.8.5#

List:
* English.
* Greek.
* Esperanto. #h0.13.2.8.5p1#

Environment #h0.13.2.8.6#

List:
* Process-or-relation.
* Semasial-verb's-argument,
* Komo-Verb. #h0.13.2.8.6p1#

hSbc:: KOMO's-SEMASIAL-NOUN (sml-cpt) #h0.13.2.9#

Generic #h0.13.2.9.1#

List:
* Semasial-noun-of-human-language. #h0.13.2.9.1p1#

Specific-Complement #h0.13.2.9.2#

List:
* Komo's-Semasial-verb.
* Komo-Semasial-conjunction. #h0.13.2.9.2p1#

Specific #h0.13.2.9.3#

List:
* Komo's-Semasial-ordinary-noun.
* Komo's-Semasial-special-noun. #h0.13.2.9.3p1#

Sibling #h0.13.2.9.4#

List:
* English.
* Greek.
* Esperanto. #h0.13.2.9.4p1#

Environment #h0.13.2.9.5#

List:
* Komo's-Noun. #h0.13.2.9.5p1#

hSbc:: KOMO's-SEMASIAL-ORDINARY-NOUN (sml-cpt) #h0.13.2.9.6#

Semasial-attribute #h0.13.2.9.6.1#

Komo's semasial-noun does not express any specific-attribute of the ENTITY it denotes. But any of its attributes can be expressed with semiwords placed next to noun. #h0.13.2.9.6.1p1#

INDIVIDUAL-SEMASIAL-ORD_NOUN		INDIVIDUAL-ORDINARY-NOUN
#	ATTRIBUTE	#	EXPRESSION
smNn1	Generic	nnPl	homo
smNn2	Individual	nnPl	ho-tio
smNn3	Random	nnPl	ho-dio
smNn4	Singular	nnPl	ho-fo
smNn5	Plural	nnPl	ho-vo
smNn6	Interrogation	nnPl	ho-cio
smNn7	Individual,Sin	nnPl	ho-tio-fo
smNn8	Individual,Plu	nnPl	ho-tio-vo
smNn9	...	nnPl	...

Generic #h0.13.2.9.6.2#

List:
* Semasial-ordinary-noun-of-human-language.
* Komo's-Semasial-noun. #h0.13.2.9.6.2p1#

Sibling #h0.13.2.9.6.3#

List:
* English,
* Greek.
* Esperanto. #h0.13.2.9.6.3p1#

Environment #h0.13.2.9.6.4#

List:
* BConcept.
* Komo-Ordinary-noun. #h0.13.2.9.6.4p1#

hSbc:: KOMO's-SEMASIAL-SPECIAL-NOUN (sml-cpt) #h0.13.2.9.7#

Description #h0.13.2.9.7.1#

Komo does not have special-semasial-nouns. In other words, it does not use other logal-concepts (except ordinary-nouns, conjunctions and verbs) to denote special-attributes of concepts. #h0.13.2.9.7.1p1#

Generic #h0.13.2.9.7.2#

List:
* Semasial-special-noun-of-human-language.
* Komo's-Semasial-noun. #h0.13.2.9.7.2p1#

Specific #h0.13.2.9.7.3#

List:
* PERSON-of-LANGUAGE.
* ENTITY:
* HUMAN:
* NON-HUMAN:
* QUANTITY:
* HIGHT:
* LENGTH:
* SIZE:
* PLACE:
* TIME:
* MANNER:
* CAUSE: #h0.13.2.9.7.3p1#

Sibling #h0.13.2.9.7.4#

List:
* English.
* Greek.
* Esperanto. #h0.13.2.9.7.4p1#

Environment #h0.13.2.9.7.5#

List:
* Komo's-Special-noun.
* Mapping special-semasial-noun to special-noun. #h0.13.2.9.7.5p1#

hSbc:: KOMO's-SEMASIAL-CONJUNCTION (sml-cpt) #h0.13.2.10#

Generic #h0.13.2.10.1#

List:
* Semasial-conjunction-of-human-language. #h0.13.2.10.1p1#

Specific-Complement #h0.13.2.10.2#

List:
* Komo's-Semasial-verb.
* Komo-Semasial-noun. #h0.13.2.10.2p1#

Sibling #h0.13.2.10.3#

List:
* English.
* Greek.
* Esperanto. #h0.13.2.10.3p1#

Environment #h0.13.2.10.4#

List:
* Relation.
* Komo-Conjunction. #h0.13.2.10.4p1#

hSbc:: KOMO's-SEMASIAL-NOUN--STRUCTURE (sml-cpt) #h0.13.3#

Generic #h0.13.3.1#

List:
* Semasial-noun-structure-of-human-language.
* Komo's-Semasial-node. #h0.13.3.1p1#

Sibling #h0.13.3.2#

List:
* English.
* Greek.
* Esperanto. #h0.13.3.2p1#

hSbc:: KOMO's-SEMASIAL-VERB'S-ARGUMENT (sml-cpt) #h0.13.4#

Generic #h0.13.4.1#

List:
* Semasial-verb's-argument-of-human-language. #h0.13.4.1p1#

Sibling #h0.13.4.2#

List:
* English.
* Greek.
* Esperanto. #h0.13.4.2p1#

hSbc:: KOMO's-SEMASIAL-SENTENCE (sml-cpt) #h0.13.5#

Part #h0.13.5.1#

List:
* Komo's-Semasial-verb.
* Komo's-Semasial-conjunction.
* Komo's-Semasial-verb's-argument. #h0.13.5.1p1#

Whole #h0.13.5.2#

List:
* Komo's-Semasial--sub-worldview. #h0.13.5.2p1#

Generic #h0.13.5.3#

List:
* Semasial-sentence-of-human-language.
* Semasial-Node. #h0.13.5.3p1#

Sibling #h0.13.5.4#

List:
* English.
* Greek.
* Esperanto. #h0.13.5.4p1#

Environment #h0.13.5.5#

List:
* Process-or-relation.
* Komo's-Sentence, #h0.13.5.5p1#

hSbc:: KOMO's-SEMASIAL-SENTENCE-STRUCTURE (sml-cpt) #h0.13.6#

Generic #h0.13.6.1#

List:
* Semasial-sentence-structure-of-human-language. #h0.13.6.1p1#

Sibling #h0.13.6.2#

List:
* English.
* Greek.
* Esperanto. #h0.13.6.2p1#

hSbc:: KOMO's-SEMASIAL--SUB-WORLDVIEW (sml-cpt) #h0.13.7#

Generic #h0.13.7.1#

List:
* Semasial--sub-worldview-of-human-language. #h0.13.7.1p1#

Sibling #h0.13.7.2#

List:
* English.
* Greek.
* Esperanto. #h0.13.7.2p1#

Environment #h0.13.7.3#

List:
* Human-subWorldview.
* Komo-Logal--sub-worldview,
* Sensorial-semasial--sub-worldview. #h0.13.7.3p1#

hSbc:: KOMO's-SEMASIAL-NODE (sml-cpt) #h0.13.8#

Generic #h0.13.8.1#

List:
* Semasial-node-of-human-language. #h0.13.8.1p1#

Specific #h0.13.8.2#

List:
* Komo's-Semasial--sub-worldview.
* Komo's-Semasial-sentence,
* Komo's-Semasial-concept,
* Komo's-Semasial-conjunction,
* Komo's-Semasial-verb,
* Komo's-Semasial-noun,
* Komo's-Semasial-verb's-argument, ... #h0.13.8.2p1#

Sibling #h0.13.8.3#

List:
* English.
* Greek.
* Esperanto. #h0.13.8.3p1#

hSbc:: KOMO's-SEMASIAL-INFO (sml-cpt) #h0.13.9#

Generic #h0.13.9.1#

List:
* Semasial-info-of-human-language.
* Brainulo. #h0.13.9.1p1#

Sibling #h0.13.9.2#

List:
* English.
* Greek.
* Esperanto. #h0.13.9.2p1#

Environment #h0.13.9.3#

List:
* Komo's-Logo-Info. #h0.13.9.3p1#

KOMO's-CO-DOMAIN (lgl-cpt) #h0.14#

Part #h0.14.1#

List:
* Komo-LOGAL-UNIT
* Komo-LOGAL-UNIT-STRUCTURE
* Komo-WORD
* Komo-LOGAL-CONCEPT
   * Komo-lg_concept's-name
   * Komo-auxiliary-of-logal-concept
   * Komo-INDIVIDUAL-LOGAL-CONCEPT
   * Komo-GENERIC-LOGAL-CONCEPT
   * Komo-VERB
   * Komo-NOUN
      * Komo-ordinary-noun
      * Komo-special-noun
   * Komo-CONJUNCTION
* Komo-NOUN-STRUCTURE
* Komo-SENTENCE
* Komo-SENTENCE'S CONSTITUENTS
* Komo-SENTENCE'S NOTATION
* Komo-SENTENCE-STRUCTURE
* Komo-LOGO-SUBWORLDVIEW
* Komo-LOGAL-INFO
* Komo-PART-OF-SPEECH
* Komo-LOGAL-STOP-NODE
* Komo-LOGAL-NONSTOP-NODE
* Komo-LOGO-SET #h0.14.1p1#

Generic #h0.14.2#

List:
* Codomain-of-human-language.
* Set. #h0.14.2p1#

Sibling #h0.14.3#

List:
* English.
* Greek.
* Esperanto. #h0.14.3p1#

Environment #h0.14.4#

List:
* Komo's-Domain.
* Komo's-Mid-domain. #h0.14.4p1#

hSbc:: KOMO's-LOGAL-UNIT (lgl-cpt) #h0.14.5#

Whole #h0.14.5.1#

List:
* Komo's-Logal-unit-structure. #h0.14.5.1p1#

Generic #h0.14.5.2#

List:
* Logal-unit-of-human-language. #h0.14.5.2p1#

Specific #h0.14.5.3#

hSbc:: KOMO's-PHONEME (lgl-cpt):
Specific:
* VOWEL: the long history of languages being used as common-languages (greek, latin) shows us that komo must have 5 vowels as in esperanto: /a, e, i, o, u/.
* CONSONANT: the attributes of the consonant-phonemes must have, like the vowels, the most OPPOSITE characteristics that most diferent native speakers understand. Greek people for example does not understand the diference of h|ĥ and s|ŝ of esperanto.
* DIPHTHONG: komo has no diphthongs.
* ALLOPHONE: Each individual pronounces with its unique way the sound of a language (phoneme). Komo supports any variation of its sounds, only to the extent that no one of its language-users misunderstands the phoneme being pronounced.
Discussion:
If we want to add palatals, we can use double-letters (digraphs) to denote them. The same can be done with post-alveolars. #h0.14.5.3p1#

		Bilabial	Labio- Dental	Dental	Alveolar	Post- Alveolar	Palatal	Velar
Nasal		/m/ (m)		/n/ (n)			/ŋ/ (nn)
Plosive	voiceless	/p/ (p)		/t/ (t)			/c/ (kk)	/k/ (k)
Plosive	voiced	/b/ (b)		/d/ (d)			/ɟ/ (gg)	/g/ (g)
Fricative	voiceless		/f/ (f)	/ΞΈ/ (q)	/s/ (s)		/ç/ (hh)	/x/ (h)
Fricative	voiced		/v/ (v)	/ð/ (w)	/z/ (z)		/ʝ/ (yy)	/ɣ/ (y)
Affricate	voiceless				/ts/ (c)
Affricate	voiced				/dz/ (j)
Trill					/r/ (r)
Lateral					/l/ (l)		/ʎ/ (ll)

hSbc:: KOMO's-LETTER (lgl-cpt):
Description:
in our computer era, the existing keyboards must contain the letters.
In the future a new alphabet, simpler and denoting the attributes of the letters can be constructed. For example, a suggesting alphabet is: KomosLetter
The above alphabet, denotes the voiceless ("look" right) and the voiced ("look" left) phonemes and there is no difference between capitals and small letters. If ones knows the first, knows and the other letter.
Discussion:
many people can work on the new alphabet. Then we can choose the best. #h0.14.5.3p2#

hSbc:: KOMO's-LOGAL-UNIT-ORDER (lgl-cpt):
Description:
My order is based on the IPA chart and my goal to use it for the creation of komo-numerals. #h0.14.5.3p3#

0	1	2	3	4	5	6	7	8	9
p	f	q	t	s	c	k	h	m	r
b	v	w	d	z	j	g	y	n	l
a	e	i	o	u

Sibling #h0.14.5.4#

List:
* English.
* Greek.
* Esperanto. #h0.14.5.4p1#

hSbc:: KOMO's-LOGAL-UNIT-STRUCTURE (lgl-cpt) #h0.14.6#

Generic #h0.14.6.1#

List:
* Logal-unit-structure-of-human-language. #h0.14.6.1p1#

Specific #h0.14.6.2#

hSbc:: KOMO's-USED-LOGAL-UNIT-STRUCTURE (lgl-cpt):
Generic:
* Used-logal-unit-structure-of-human-language.
Specific: Division On Captivity:
* Komo-Affix.
* Komo-Word. #h0.14.6.2p1#

hSbc:: KOMO's-UNUSED-LOGAL-UNIT-STRUCTURE (lgl-cpt):
Generic:
* Unused-logal-unit-structure-of-human-language. #h0.14.6.2p2#

Specific #h0.14.6.3#

hSbc:: KOMO's-SYLLABLE (lgl-cpt):
Description:
Each vowel creates one syllable with all the previous consonants.
Diphthongs (consecutive vowels that form one syllable) are not supported.
Generic:
* Syllable-of-human-language. #h0.14.6.3p1#

Sibling #h0.14.6.4#

List:
* English.
* Greek.
* Esperanto. #h0.14.6.4p1#

hSbc:: KOMO's-AFFIX (lgl-cpt) #h0.14.7#

Description #h0.14.7.1#

Komo gets the most functionality of its affixes.
BUT, because anyone can make mistakes using its affix-rules, and will desrtoy them, komo will use computers to validate each new komo word. AAj contains a command that creates and validates komo words. #h0.14.7.1p1#

Generic #h0.14.7.2#

List:
* Affix-of-human-language.
* Komo's-Used-logal-unit-structure. #h0.14.7.2p1#

Specific-Complement #h0.14.7.3#

List:
* Komo's-Word. #h0.14.7.3p1#

Specific: suffixes #h0.14.7.4#

List:
* o: denotes nouns.
* i: denotes verbs.
* a: denotes conjunctions.
* e:
* u: #h0.14.7.4p1#

Sibling #h0.14.7.5#

List:
* English.
* Greek.
* Esperanto. #h0.14.7.5p1#

hSbc:: KOMO's-WORD (lgl-cpt) #h0.14.8#

Description #h0.14.8.1#

Komo will have clear word-creation-rules.
BUT, because anyone can make mistakes using these rules, komo will use computers to validate each new komo word. AAj contains a command that creates and validates komo words. #h0.14.8.1p1#

Stress #h0.14.8.2#

The stress is on the penultimate (next to the last) syllable.
But a word in komo, can have more than one stresses, when it creates compounds because preserves the stress of the parts. #h0.14.8.2p1#

Specific-Complement #h0.14.8.3#

List:
* Komo's-Affix. #h0.14.8.3p1#

Generic #h0.14.8.4#

List:
* Word-of-human-language. #h0.14.8.4p1#

Specific (misc) #h0.14.8.5#

hSbc:: KOMO's-LG-CONCEPT-AUXILIARY (lgl-cpt):
Description:
all lg_concept-auxiliaries end the SAME with the term of the lg_concept they modify and FOLLOW it.
Generic:
* LgConcept's-auxiliary-of-human-language.
Sibling:
* English.
* Greek.
* Esperanto. #h0.14.8.5p1#

hSbc:: KOMO's-HYPHENATED-WORD (lgl-cpt):
Description:
A hyphenated-word (which preserves the stress of the joined words) uses the notation:
- Hoko_Yono, homo_alto
- Hoko-Yono, homo-alto
- HoKoNoUmo, homoAlto
- HOKOyONO, HOMOaLTO
Generic:
* Hyphenated-Word. #h0.14.8.5p2#

Specific #h0.14.8.6#

List:
* Komo's-Part-Of-Speech. #h0.14.8.6p1#

Sibling #h0.14.8.7#

List:
* English.
* Greek.
* Esperanto. #h0.14.8.7p1#

hSbc:: KOMO's-LOGAL-CONCEPT (lgl-cpt) #h0.14.9#

Part #h0.14.9.1#

hSbc:: KOMO's-TERM-of-LOGAL-CONCEPT (lgl-cpt):
Generic:
* LgConcept's-term-of-human-language.
Example:
- lango = a mono-word term.
- LangoKomo = a multi-word term that denotes a specific of "lango".
- langoKomo
- lango-komo
- lango_komo
- LANGOkOMO
- langosRulo = an attribute of "lango". #h0.14.9.1p1#

hSbc:: KOMO's-NAME-of-LOGAL-CONCEPTE (lgl-cpt):
Generic:
* LgConcept's-name-of-human-language.
Sibling:
* English.
* Greek.
* Esperanto. #h0.14.9.1p2#

List:
* KOMO's-AUXILIARY-of-LOGAL-CONCEPT. #h0.14.9.1p3#

Generic #h0.14.9.2#

List:
* Logal-concept-of-human-language. #h0.14.9.2p1#

Specific #h0.14.9.3#

hSbc:: KOMO's-INDIVIDUAL-LOGAL-CONCEPT (lgl-cpt):
Generic:
* Individual-lg_concept-of-human-language. #h0.14.9.3p1#

hSbc:: KOMO's-GENERIC-LOGAL-CONCEPT (lgl-cpt):
Generic:
* Generic-logal-concept-of-human-language.
Specific:
* Komo-Verb.
* Komo-Conjunction.
* Komo-Noun, #h0.14.9.3p2#

Sibling #h0.14.9.4#

List:
* English.
* Greek.
* Esperanto. #h0.14.9.4p1#

Environment #h0.14.9.5#

List:
* Komo's-Semasial-concept. #h0.14.9.5p1#

hSbc:: KOMO's-VERB (lgl-cpt): #h0.14.9.6#

Term-of-verb #h0.14.9.6.1#

The name of a komo-verb has a unique attribute among the human-languages. It denotes the type of process-or-relation denoted.
-eini denotes relation.
-uini denotes process.
-utini denotes action-process.
-udini denotes function-process. #h0.14.9.6.1p1#

Komo-verb does not denote instantness ("aspect"). #h0.14.9.6.1p2#

It uses 4 verb-terms with 4 auxiliaries (cii=interrogation, ui=negation, havi=perfectiveness, bi=passiveness). #h0.14.9.6.1p3#

The rules the languages use to create its verb-terms are: english=7, greek=70, esperanto=1, komo=1. #h0.14.9.6.1p4#

Generic #h0.14.9.6.2#

List:
* Verb-of-human-language.
* Komo's-Logal-concept. #h0.14.9.6.2p1#

Individual #h0.14.9.6.3#

The number of its primary-individuals are 48:
(english=152, greek=264, esperanto=84). #h0.14.9.6.3p1#

	Active-Direction		Passive-Direction
	Imperfect	Perfect	Imperfect	Perfect
NoTime	skributini	skributini-havi	skributini-bi	skributini-havi-bi
Past	skributeni	skributeni-havi	skributeni-bi	skributeni-havi-bi
Present	skributani	skributani-havi	skributani-bi	skributani-havi-bi
Future	skributuni	skributuni-havi	skributuni-bi	skributuni-havi-bi

Sibling #h0.14.9.6.4#

List:
* English,
* Greek.
* Esperanto. #h0.14.9.6.4p1#

Environment #h0.14.9.6.5#

List:
* Komo's-Semasial-verb.
* MAPPING: Follow this link to see all the mappings with its semasial-verb. #h0.14.9.6.5p1#

hSbc:: KOMO's-NOUN (lgl-cpt): #h0.14.9.7#

Generic #h0.14.9.7.1#

List:
* Noun-of-human-language.
* Komo's-Logal-concept. #h0.14.9.7.1p1#

Specific #h0.14.9.7.2#

List:
* Komo's-Ordinary-noun.
* Komo's-Special-noun. #h0.14.9.7.2p1#

Sibling #h0.14.9.7.3#

List:
* English.
* Greek.
* Esperanto. #h0.14.9.7.3p1#

Environment #h0.14.9.7.4#

List:
* Komo's-Semasial-noun. #h0.14.9.7.4p1#

hSbc:: KOMO's-ORDINARY-NOUN (lgl-cpt): #h0.14.9.7.5#

Generic #h0.14.9.7.5.1#

List:
* Ordinary-noun-of-human-language.
* Komo's-Noun. #h0.14.9.7.5.1p1#

Specific #h0.14.9.7.5.2#

List:
* Plain-Ordinary-Noun.
* Case-Ordinary-Noun.
* Attributive-Ordinary-Noun. #h0.14.9.7.5.2p1#

Sibling #h0.14.9.7.5.3#

List:
* English,
* Greek.
* Esperanto. #h0.14.9.7.5.3p1#

Environment #h0.14.9.7.5.4#

List:
* Komo's-Semasial-ordinary-noun. #h0.14.9.7.5.4p1#

hSbc:: KOMO's-PLAIN-ORDINARY-NOUN (lgl-cpt): #h0.14.9.7.6#

Description #h0.14.9.7.6.1#

Komo with SEMIWORDS express any attribute of any entity. Thus, while other languages use different mechanisms (auxiliaries, suffixes, different-words) to express specific-attributes of entities, komo just place any entity-attribute next to it to express that it is attribute of the first.
EXAMPLE: none, nobody, nothing, nowhere, never of english, expressed in komo as correspondingly: ko-pio, homo--ko-pio, entepo--ko-pio, luo--ko-pio, tuo--ko-pio.
- ho-fo (singular).
- ho-vo (plural).
- ho-fo-cio (interrogative, sin)
- ho-vo-cio (interrogative, plu)
- ho-tio (concrete).
- ho-dio (vague).
- ...
- ho--ko-pio (quantity-none).
- ho--ko-bio (quantity-all).
- ho--ko-kio-fo (quantity-random, sin)
- ho--ko-kio-vo (quantity-random, plu)
- ho--ko-gio (quantity-any)
- ho--ko-gio-fo (quantity-any-one)
- ho--ko-fio (quantity-few)
- ho--ko-vio (quantity-many)
- ho--tuo-eno (time-past)
- ho--tuo-ano (time-present)
- ho--tuo-uno (time-future)
- ho--sizo-fio (size-small)
- ho--sizo-vio (size-big)
- ho-fo--disto-hio (distance-near-speaker)
- ho-vo--disto-hio (distance-near-speakers)
- ho--disto-yio (distance-far-speaker)
- ... #h0.14.9.7.6.1p1#

Generic #h0.14.9.7.6.2#

List:
* Ordinary-noun-of-human-language.
* Komo's-Noun. #h0.14.9.7.6.2p1#

Sibling #h0.14.9.7.6.3#

List:
* English.
* Greek.
* Esperanto. #h0.14.9.7.6.3p1#

Environment #h0.14.9.7.6.4#

List:
* Komo's-Semasial-ordinary-noun. #h0.14.9.7.6.4p1#

hSbc:: KOMO's-CASE-ORDINARY-NOUN (lgl-cpt): #h0.14.9.7.7#

Description #h0.14.9.7.7.1#

Komo creates 1 case-noun.
⇨ The noun terms-of-logal-concepts are 2 (english=4, esperanto=4): homo, homos.
⇨ Komo uses 1 rule to create its case-noun--terms (english=6, greek=26, esperanto=1). #h0.14.9.7.7.1p1#

Generic #h0.14.9.7.7.2#

List:
* Case-noun-of-human-language.
* Komo's-Noun. #h0.14.9.7.7.2p1#

Specific #h0.14.9.7.7.3#

hSbc:: KOMO's-ATTRIBUTE-CASE (lgl-cpt):
Description:
It denotes that the next construction is an attribute of this entity.
It is created by adding an -S at the end of a plain-noun. #h0.14.9.7.7.3p1#

DISCUSSION:
practice will show the best case-nouns needed. #h0.14.9.7.7.3p2#

Individual #h0.14.9.7.7.4#

Any plain-noun has and a case form (english=10, greek=40, esperanto=8). #h0.14.9.7.7.4p1#

INDIVIDUAL-CASE-ORDINARY-NOUN			INDIVIDUAL-SEMASIAL-ORD-NOUN
#	INDIVIDUAL	GENERIC	#	ATTRIBUTE
nnCs01	homos entepo	Attribute-case	smNn01	Generic
nnCs02	homos-vos entepo	Attribute-case	smNn02	Generic-plural
...	...	...	...	...

Sibling #h0.14.9.7.7.5#

List:
* English,
* Greek.
* Esperanto. #h0.14.9.7.7.5p1#

Environment #h0.14.9.7.7.6#

List:
* Komo's-Semasial-ordinary-noun.
* Komo's-Semasial-conjunction. #h0.14.9.7.7.6p1#

hSbc:: KOMO's-ATTRIBUTIVE-ORDINARY-NOUN (lgl-cpt): #h0.14.9.7.8#

Description #h0.14.9.7.8.1#

Komo does not have attributive-ordinary-nouns. #h0.14.9.7.8.1p1#

Generic #h0.14.9.7.8.2#

List:
* Attributive-ordinary-noun-of-human-language.
* Komo's-Noun. #h0.14.9.7.8.2p1#

Sibling #h0.14.9.7.8.3#

List:
* English.
* Greek.
* Esperanto. #h0.14.9.7.8.3p1#

hSbc:: KOMO's-SPECIAL-NOUN (lgl-cpt): #h0.14.9.7.9#

Description #h0.14.9.7.9.1#

Komo does not have special-nouns. #h0.14.9.7.9.1p1#

Generic #h0.14.9.7.9.2#

List:
* Special-noun-of-human-language.
* Komo's-Noun. #h0.14.9.7.9.2p1#

Sibling #h0.14.9.7.9.3#

List:
* English.
* Greek.
* Esperanto. #h0.14.9.7.9.3p1#

Environment #h0.14.9.7.9.4#

List:
* Komo's-Semasial-special-noun. #h0.14.9.7.9.4p1#

hSbc:: KOMO's-CONJUNCTION (lgl-cpt): #h0.14.9.8#

Description #h0.14.9.8.1#

Conjunctions end with -a.
Komo does not use root-words for conjunctions as all languages do. Komo changes the suffix -o of the ordinary-noun of the conjunction's logal-concept to -a. #h0.14.9.8.1p1#

Position #h0.14.9.8.2#

By setting the conjunction in front of a verb's-argument gives time to the speaker to add information after the beggining of his speech. #h0.14.9.8.2p1#

Position #h0.14.9.8.3#

List:
* Conjunction-of-human-language.
* Komo's-Logal-concept. #h0.14.9.8.3p1#

Specific #h0.14.9.8.4#

List:
* A: relation = atreino.
* ALA: verb's-argument.
* OLA: verb's-subject, if it is not placed before the verb.
* ILA: verb's-object (object), if it is not placed after the verb. #h0.14.9.8.4p1#

Specific: division on number of arguments #h0.14.9.8.5#

List:
* One argument.
* Two arguments. #h0.14.9.8.5p1#

Sibling #h0.14.9.8.6#

List:
* English,
* Greek.
* Esperanto. #h0.14.9.8.6p1#

Environment #h0.14.9.8.7#

List:
* Komo's-Semasial-conjunction.
* Relation. #h0.14.9.8.7p1#

hSbc:: KOMO's-NOUN-STRUCTURE (lgl-cpt) #h0.14.10#

Description #h0.14.10.1#

Komos noun types create two noun-structures that denote the
- the attribute of an entity and
- a specific entity. #h0.14.10.1p1#

Noun-structure vs Lg-concept's-term-with-semiwords:
Both express same relations, attributes of entities or specific entities.
The difference is only that the terms belong to known REGISTERED concepts. #h0.14.10.1p2#

Generic #h0.14.10.2#

List:
* Noun-structure-of-human-language. #h0.14.10.2p1#

Specific #h0.14.10.3#

hSbc:: 1. KOMO's-ATTRIBUTE-NOUN-STRUCTURE (lgl-cpt):
Description:
An attribute-case-noun plus a plain-noun, denotes an attribute of the attribute-case-noun.
Example:
* homos karo = human's car. #h0.14.10.3p1#

hSbc:: 2. KOMO's-SPECIFIC-NOUN-STRUCTURE (lgl-cpt):
Description:
A plain-noun plus other plain-nouns, denotes a specific-entity of the first plain-noun.
Example:
* homo elino = greek human. #h0.14.10.3p2#

hSbc:: 3. KOMO's-CONJUNCTION-NOUN-STRUCTURE (lgl-cpt):
Description:
By using conjunctions, komo can create any noun-structure.
Example:
* karo-tio ofa homo-tio = the car of this human. #h0.14.10.3p3#

Sibling #h0.14.10.4#

List:
* English.
* Greek.
* Esperanto. #h0.14.10.4p1#

hSbc:: KOMO's-SENTENCE (lgl-cpt) #h0.14.11#

Part #h0.14.11.1#

List:
* Komo's-Verb:
* Komo's-Conjunction.
* Komo's-Verb's-argument: #h0.14.11.1p1#

Sibling #h0.14.11.2#

List:
* English.
* Greek.
* Esperanto. #h0.14.11.2p1#

Environment #h0.14.11.3#

List:
* Komo's-Semasial-sentence. #h0.14.11.3p1#

hSbc:: KOMO's-VERB'S-ARGUMENT (lgl-cpt) #h0.14.12#

Generic #h0.14.12.1#

List:
* Verb's-argument-of-human-language. #h0.14.12.1p1#

Specific #h0.14.12.2#

hSbc:: KOMO's-VERB'S-SUBJECT (lgl-cpt):
Generic:
* Verb's-subject-of-human-language. #h0.14.12.2p1#

hSbc:: KOMO's-VERB'S-OBJECT (lgl-cpt):
Generic:
* Verb's-object-of-human-language. #h0.14.12.2p2#

hSbc:: KOMO's-INDIRECT-VERB'S-OBJECT (lgl-cpt):
Generic:
* Indirect-verb's-object-of-human-language. #h0.14.12.2p3#

Sibling #h0.14.12.3#

List:
* English.
* Greek.
* Esperanto. #h0.14.12.3p1#

Environment #h0.14.12.4#

List:
* Komo's-Semasial-verb's-argument. #h0.14.12.4p1#

hSbc:: KOMO's-SENTENCE'S NOTATION (lgl-cpt) #h0.14.13#

Description #h0.14.13.1#

The same with the notation in any language. #h0.14.13.1p1#

hSbc:: KOMO's-SENTENCE-STRUCTURE (lgl-cpt) #h0.14.14#

Generic #h0.14.14.1#

List:
* Sentence-structure-of-human-language. #h0.14.14.1p1#

Sibling #h0.14.14.2#

List:
* English.
* Greek.
* Esperanto. #h0.14.14.2p1#

hSbc:: KOMO's-LOGO-SUBWORLDVIEW (lgl-cpt) #h0.14.15#

Generic #h0.14.15.1#

List:
* Logal--sub-worldview-of-human-language.
* Whole-part--tree-structure. #h0.14.15.1p1#

Sibling #h0.14.15.2#

List:
* English.
* Greek.
* Esperanto. #h0.14.15.2p1#

hSbc:: KOMO's-LOGAL-NODE (lgl-cpt) #h0.14.16#

Generic #h0.14.16.1#

List:
* Logal-node-of-human-language.
* Tree-structure-node. #h0.14.16.1p1#

Sibling #h0.14.16.2#

List:
* English.
* Greek.
* Esperanto. #h0.14.16.2p1#

hSbc:: KOMO's-LOGAL-INFO (lgl-cpt) #h0.14.17#

Generic #h0.14.17.1#

List:
* Logal-info-of-human-language. #h0.14.17.1p1#

Sibling #h0.14.17.2#

List:
* English.
* Greek.
* Esperanto. #h0.14.17.2p1#

Environment #h0.14.17.3#

List:
* Komo's-Semasia. #h0.14.17.3p1#

hSbc:: KOMO's-PART-OF-SPEECH (POS) (lgl-cpt) #h0.14.18#

Generic #h0.14.18.1#

List:
* Part-of-speech-of-human-language. #h0.14.18.1p1#

Sibling #h0.14.18.2#

List:
* English.
* Greek.
* Esperanto. #h0.14.18.2p1#

hSbc:: KOMO's-STOP-NODE (lgl-cpt) #h0.14.19#

Generic #h0.14.19.1#

List:
* Stop-node-of-human-language. #h0.14.19.1p1#

Sibling #h0.14.19.2#

List:
* English.
* Greek.
* Esperanto. #h0.14.19.2p1#

hSbc:: KOMO's-NONSTOP-NODE (lgl-cpt) #h0.14.20#

Generic #h0.14.20.1#

List:
* Nonstop-node-of-human-language. #h0.14.20.1p1#

Sibling #h0.14.20.2#

List:
* English.
* Greek.
* Esperanto. #h0.14.20.2p1#

hSbc:: KOMO's-TERM-LIST (lgl-cpt) #h0.14.21#

Description #h0.14.21.1#

The generic rule of term creation is:
related concepts have related names (terms) #h0.14.21.1p1#

Generic #h0.14.21.2#

List:
* Term-list-of-human-language. #h0.14.21.2p1#

Specific #h0.14.21.3#

List:
* Numerals.
* Human-Names.
* Pronouns.
* Prepositions.
* Conjunctions.
* Colors. #h0.14.21.3p1#

Sibling #h0.14.21.4#

List:
* English.
* Greek.
* Esperanto. #h0.14.21.4p1#

hSbc:: KOMO's-LOGO-SET (lgl-cpt) #h0.14.22#

Generic #h0.14.22.1#

List:
* Logo-set-of-human-language. #h0.14.22.1p1#

Sibling #h0.14.22.2#

List:
* English.
* Greek.
* Esperanto. #h0.14.22.2p1#

KOMO's-EVOLUTION #h0.15#

date: publication
I publiced my "Komo-Language" on the Internet. #h0.15p1#

2010.06.12:
I modified this file, to contain LocDocs. #h0.15p2#

2008.02.29:
I created this file, which presents the "komo-language" as an html--sensorial-b-concept. #h0.15p3#

2001.12.09: creation
I created the b-concept of "common language" in my notes. #h0.15p4#

1988.03: first written thought
My first written thought with date, in greek about the "common language" in my notes says: "If we find out how the different human-languages express the same reality, then we will find out how must be the international-language which must overcome the weaknesses of today natural languages". #h0.15p5#

Generic #h0.15.1#

List:
* Evolution-of-human-language. #h0.15.1p1#

Sibling #h0.15.2#

List:
* English.
* Greek.
* Esperanto. #h0.15.2p1#

KOMO's-GRAMMAR #h0.16#

Generic #h0.16.1#

List:
* Grammar-of-human-language. #h0.16.1p1#

Sibling #h0.16.2#

List:
* English.
* Greek.
* Esperanto. #h0.16.2p1#

KOMO's-MODALITY #h0.17#

Generic #h0.17.1#

List:
* Modality-of-human-language. #h0.17.1p1#

Sibling #h0.17.2#

List:
* English.
* Greek.
* Esperanto. #h0.17.2p1#

KOMO's-IMPLEMENTATION #h0.18#

Generic #h0.18.1#

Implementation-of-human-language. #h0.18.1p1#

Sibling #h0.18.2#

List:
* English.
* Greek.
* Esperanto. #h0.18.2p1#

KOMO's-TRANSLATION-PROCESS #h0.19#

Description #h0.19.1#

When komo will be ready for international adoption, computers will have the ability to translate between komo and any other human-language. #h0.19.1p1#

Generic #h0.19.2#

List:
* Translation-of-human-language. #h0.19.2p1#

Sibling #h0.19.3#

List:
* English.
* Greek.
* Esperanto. #h0.19.3p1#

Table-of-Contents #h0.toc#

File ToC:
⇨ Definition
⇨ Synonym
⇨ Encoding
⇨ Decoding
⇨ Function
⇨ Paralanguage
⇨ Whole
⇨ Generic
⇨ Specific
⇨ Sibling
   ⇨ English
   ⇨ Esperanto
   ⇨ Greek
⇨ Environment
⇨ Domain
   ⇨ BConcept
   ⇨ Brainual-info
   ⇨ Brainual-subwvw
   ⇨ Brainual-worldview
⇨ Mid-domain
   ⇨ SmConcept
   ⇨ SmVerb
   ⇨ SmConjunction
   ⇨ SmNoun
   ⇨ SmSentence
   ⇨ Semasia (subworldview)
   ⇨ SmInfo
⇨ Co-domain
   ⇨ Logal-unit
   ⇨ Word
   ⇨ LgConcept
   ⇨ Verb
   ⇨ Conjunction
   ⇨ Noun
   ⇨ Sentence
   ⇨ Logo (subworldview)
   ⇨ LgInfo
⇨ Evolution
⇨ Grammar
⇨ Modality
⇨ Implementation
⇨ Translation

AAj ToC:
⇨ Home
⇨ SBConcept-Theory
   ⇨ Schema
   ⇨ The-59-SBConcepts
   ⇨ Bibliography
⇨ Human-Language
   ⇨ Komo-language
⇨ KRS
⇨ SBConcept-System
⇨ AAj
⇨ SSS-Paper (1990)
⇨ Site-Evolution
⇨ Author
⇨ All-files
⇨ All-names

VERSIONS:
* CURRENT: http://aaj.sourceforge.net/hSbc/lango_ho_kml.html
* PUBLISHED:
* CREATED: 2008.02.29
* MAIL: userid@domain, where userid=nikkas and domain=otenet.gr #h0.toc#

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