overview of generic

description::
· generic-entity\a\ is an-entity WITH specific-attributes (concepts which have at least the-attributes of it\a\).
· example: tree.
· 'tree' includes ANY individual-tree, a-set of trees, AND ALL trees.

name::
* McsEngl.McsCor000009.last.html//dirCor//dirMcs!⇒generic,
* McsEngl.dirMcs/dirCor/McsCor000009.last.html!⇒generic,
* McsEngl.entity.generic!⇒generic,
* McsEngl.generic,
* McsEngl.generic.lagoSngu!=keu,
* McsEngl.generic.lagoElln!=γενικό!το,
* McsEngl.generic!=McsCor000009,
* McsEngl.generic-entity!⇒generic,
* McsEngl.generic!=generic-entity!⇒generic,
* McsEngl.megethos!⇒generic,
* McsEngl.individualNo-entity!⇒generic,
* McsEngl.instanceNo-entity!⇒generic,
* McsEngl.the-singular!⇒generic, [The camel is a beast of burden],
* McsEngl.plural!⇒generic, [camels are beasts of burden],
* McsEngl.quantity.abstractNo!⇒generic,
====== lagoSinagu:
* McsSngu.keu!=generic,
====== lagoChinese:
* McsEngl.yībānxìng-一般性!=generic,
* McsZhon.yībānxìng-一般性!=generic,
* McsZhon.一般性-yībānxìng!=generic,
====== lagoGreek:
* McsElln.γενική-έννοια!=generic,
* McsElln.γενική-οντότητα!=generic,
* McsElln.μέγεθος!το!=generic,
* McsElln.ποσότητα-μή-αφηρημένη!η!=generic,
====== lagoTurkish:
* McsTurk.genel!=generic,

specific of generic

description::
· specific of generic\a\ is any entity that has the-attributes of generic\a\.

name::
* McsEngl.abstractNo-quantity,
* McsEngl.quantity-NOT-abstract,
* McsEngl.quantity!⇒specific,
* McsEngl.quantity-of--generic-entity,
* McsEngl.specific,
* McsEngl.specific.lagoSngu!=geu,
* McsEngl.specific.lagoElln!=ειδικό!το,
* McsEngl.specific-of-generic,
* McsEngl.type!=specific,
====== lagoSinagu:
* McsSngu.geu!=specific,
· lagoSngo names the-specific-of-generic as: generic-specific or genericSpecific.
====== lagoEsperanto:
* McsEspo.specifa,
====== lagoGreek:
* McsElln.ειδικό!το!=specific,
====== lagoItalian:
* McsItln.specifico-/specífiko/!=specific,
====== lagoTurkish:
* McsTurk.özel!=specific,
======
"Here are translations of the English adjective "specific" (meaning particular, precise, or clearly defined) in many major world languages. I've included the most common/standard form, with a rough pronunciation guide where helpful.
| Language | Translation | Pronunciation (approx.) |
| Spanish | específico / específica | es-peh-SEE-fee-koh |
| French | spécifique | spay-see-FEEK |
| German | spezifisch | shpay-TSEE-fish |
| Italian | specifico / specifica | speh-CHEE-fee-koh |
| Portuguese | específico / específica | es-peh-see-FEE-koo |
| Russian | специфический (spetsificheskiy) | speh-tsee-FEE-ches-kiy |
| Arabic | خاص (khaas) or محدد (muḥaddad) | khass / moo-HAD-dad |
| Hindi | विशिष्ट (vishisht) | vi-SHISHT |
| Mandarin Chinese | 具体的 (jùtǐ de) / 特定的 (tèdìng de) | joo-tee duh / teh-ding duh |
| Japanese | 特定の (tokutei no) / 具体的な (gutaiteki na) | toh-koo-tay no / goo-tie-tek na |
| Korean | 특정적인 (teukjeongjeogin) | teuk-jeong-jeo-gin |
| Turkish | spesifik / belirli | speh-see-fik / ber-lee |
| Dutch | specifiek | spay-see-FEEK |
| Swedish | specifik | speh-see-FEEK |
| Polish | specyficzny | speh-tsi-FICH-ni |
| Greek | συγκεκριμένος (sygkekriménos) | sin-ge-kree-MEH-nos |
| Hebrew | ספציפי (spetzifi) | spet-see-FEE |
| Swahili | mahususi | ma-hoo-SOO-see |
| Indonesian | spesifik | speh-SEE-fik |
| Vietnamese | cụ thể | koo TEH |
| Thai | เฉพาะ (chápháw) | cha-PAW |
| Bengali | নির্দিষ্ট (nirdishta) | neer-DISH-to |
| Persian (Farsi) | خاص (khās) or مشخص (mokhasses) | khass / mo-khas-ses |
| Romanian | specific | speh-CHEE-fik |
| Czech | specifický / konkrétní | speh-tsee-FITS-kee |
| Hungarian | specifikus | shpeh-tsee-FEE-koosh |
| Finnish | spesifinen | speh-SEE-fee-nen |
Note: Many languages borrow the word “specific” directly (especially in technical or scientific contexts), but I've prioritized the most natural native equivalent when possible.
If you need the translation in another language or a specific context (e.g., medical, legal), just let me know!"
[{2025-12-04 retrieved} https://x.com/i/grok?conversation=1996563069208523092]

generic-specific--relation

description::
· generic-specific--relation is the-sequencedNo-relation between a-generic\a\ and a-specific of it\a\.

name::
* McsEngl.generic-specific-unsequenced-relation!⇒rlnGenericSpecific,
* McsEngl.relation.generic-specific!⇒rlnGenericSpecific,
* McsEngl.rlnGenericSpecific,
* McsEngl.rlnSpecificGeneric,
* McsEngl.specific-generic-unsequenced-relation!⇒rlnGenericSpecific,
====== lagoSinagu:
* McsSngu.gau-kau!=rlnGenericSpecific,
* McsSngu.kau-gau!=rlnGenericSpecific,
* McsSngu.mau-kau-gau!=rlnGenericSpecific,

info-resource of generic

name::
* McsEngl.generic'Infrsc,

addressWpg::
*

measuring of generic

description::
· measuring of generic\a\ is the-doing of finding the-abstract-measure of its\a\ referent by comparing it with a-unit-of-measurement.

· _stxEngl: Yeah, but here _stxSbj:[you] _stxVrb:{measure} _stxObj:[the land by cows per acre, not the other way around].

name::
* McsEngl.actMeasuring,
* McsEngl.evaluating.quantity!⇒actMeasuring,
* McsEngl.generic'measuring!⇒actMeasuring,
* McsEngl.measure'01_measuring!⇒actMeasuring,
* McsEngl.measurement!⇒actMeasuring,
* McsEngl.measuring-acting!⇒actMeasuring,
* McsEngl.quantity-evaluating!⇒actMeasuring,
* McsEngl.dngActMeasuring!⇒actMeasuring,
* McsEngl.verb.measure!=actMeasuring!~englverbB1,
* McsEngl.measure!=actMeasuring!~englverbB1,
====== lagoSinagu:
* McsSngu.old.tiu-kao!=actMeasuring,
* rio-kao!=actMeasuring,
====== lagoGreek:
* McsElln.διαδικασία-μέτρησης!=actMeasuring,
* McsElln.μέτρηση-διαδικασία!=actMeasuring, 'πότε έγινε η-μέτρηση;'
* McsElln.μετρώ!~verbElln!=actMeasuring,
* McsElln.ρήμα.μετρώ!=actMeasuring,
======
">'measurement' in world languages per family and pronunciation:
Here is **how to say “measurement” in major world languages**, grouped **by language family**, with **IPA pronunciation**.
Let me know if you want an expanded list (more families, more languages, or etymology).
---
# 🌍 **Indo-European Languages**
## **Germanic**
| Language | Word | IPA |
| English | measurement | /ˈmɛʒərmənt/ |
| German | Messung | /ˈmɛsʊŋ/ |
| Dutch | meting | /ˈmeːtɪŋ/ |
| Swedish | mätning | /ˈmɛ̂ːtnɪŋ/ |
| Danish | måling | /ˈmɔːleŋ/ |
| Norwegian | måling | /ˈmoːlɪŋ/ |
| Icelandic | mæling | /ˈmaiːliŋk/ |
## **Romance**
| Language | Word | IPA |
| French | mesure | /məˈzyʁ/ |
| Spanish | medida | /meˈðiða/ |
| Italian | misurazione | /mizuɾatˈtsjoːne/ |
| Portuguese | medição | /mɛdiˈsɐ̃w̃/ |
| Romanian | măsurare | /məsuˈrare/ |
| Catalan | mesura | /məˈzuɾə/ |
## **Slavic**
| Language | Word | IPA |
| Russian | измерение | /ɪzmʲɪˈrʲenʲɪje/ |
| Polish | pomiar | /ˈpɔmʲar/ |
| Czech | měření | /ˈmɲɛr̝ɛɲiː/ |
| Serbian/Croatian | mjerenje | /ˈmjɛrɛɲe/ |
| Bulgarian | измерване | /izmɛrˈvanɛ/ |
| Ukrainian | вимірювання | /vɪmʲiruˈvanʲa/ |
## **Indo-Aryan**
| Language | Word | IPA |
| Hindi | माप (measurement), मापना (to measure) | /maːp/ |
| Bengali | পরিমাপ | /pɔrimap/ |
| Marathi | मोजमाप | /moːd͡ʒmaːp/ |
| Punjabi | ਮਾਪ | /maːp/ |
| Urdu | پیمائش | /pɛːˈmaːɪʃ/ |
## **Iranian**
| Language | Word | IPA |
| Persian (Farsi) | اندازه‌گیری | /ændɑːzeːgiːˈɾiː/ |
| Kurdish (Kurmanji) | pîvandin | /piːvãnˈdɪn/ |
| Pashto | اندازه | /andɑːˈzə/ |
---
# 🌐 **Sino-Tibetan**
## **Sinitic (Chinese)**
| Language | Word | IPA |
| Mandarin | 测量 | /tsʰɤ̂.li̯ɑ̌ŋ/ |
| Cantonese | 測量 | /tsʰɔːk̚² lœːŋ²¹/ |
## **Tibetic**
| Language | Word | IPA |
| Tibetan | མཚན་ཐིག (measurement/scale) | /tsʰẽ́ tʰí/ |
---
# 🗾 **Japonic**
| Language | Word | IPA |
| Japanese | 測定 (measurement) | /sok̚.teː/ |
---
# 🥢 **Koreanic**
| Language | Word | IPA |
| Korean | 측정 | /t͡ɕʰɯk̚.t͡ɕʌŋ/ |
---
# 🔤 **Uralic**
| Language | Word | IPA |
| Finnish | mittaus | /ˈmitːɑus/ |
| Hungarian | mérés | /ˈmeːreːʃ/ |
| Estonian | mõõtmine | /ˈmɤːtminen/ |
---
# 🏹 **Altaic / Turkic**
| Language | Word | IPA |
| Turkish | ölçüm | /œlˈt͡ʃym/ |
| Azerbaijani | ölçü | /œlˈt͡ʃy/ |
| Kazakh | өлшеу | /œlˈʃeʊ/ |
| Uzbek | o‘lchov | /ʊlt͡ʃɒv/ |
---
# 🐪 **Afro-Asiatic**
## **Semitic**
| Language | Word | IPA |
| Arabic | قياس | /qɪˈjaːs/ |
| Hebrew | מְדִידָה | /m(e)diˈda/ |
| Amharic | መለኪያ | /mäläˈkija/ |
---
# 🪶 **Niger-Congo**
| Language | Word | IPA |
| Swahili | kipimo | /kiˈpimo/ |
| Yoruba | wiwọn | /wìwɔ̃̀/ |
| Zulu | ukukala | /ùkùˈkàːla/ |
---
# 🌎 **Amerind (Selected)**
| Language | Word | IPA |
| Quechua | tupuy (to measure) | /ˈtupuj/ |
| Navajo | naaltsoos bee na’nitin (measure by document) | (varies; descriptive phrase) |
| Guaraní | jehechakuaa (assessment/measurement) | /ʝehekaˈkʷa.a/ |
---
# 🇬🇷 **Hellenic**
| Language | Word | IPA |
| Greek | μέτρηση | /ˈmetrisi/ |
---
If you want, I can also provide:
✅ **Etymology** of each word
✅ **Cognate maps** showing historical connections
✅ **Audio-style pronunciation guides**
✅ **A longer list with 100+ languages**
Would you like an *expanded* or *more specialized* version?"
[{2025-12-09 retrieved} https://chatgpt.com/c/6937dec3-f2d0-8333-9be6-0c11585daa6a]
======
"The word **“measure”** has a long, layered history that reflects both **counting** and **judging**.
### Origin
**Measure** comes from **Old French** *mesure* (noun) and *mesurer* (verb), which in turn come from **Latin**:
* **Latin:** *mēnsūra* = “a measuring, quantity, dimension”
* from *mētīrī* = “to measure, to mete out”
### Deeper Roots
The Latin verb *mētīrī* traces back to the **Proto-Indo-European (PIE)** root:
* ***meh₁-** = “to measure”
This PIE root is very productive and appears in many Indo-European languages.
### Related Words (Cognates)
From the same root, English also gets:
* **meter** (poetic rhythm; measuring device)
* **metre** (British spelling / poetic foot)
* **metric**
* **metronome**
* **geometry** (*geo* = earth + *metron* = measure)
Greek uses the same root in:
* **μέτρον (métron)** = “measure, rule, standard”
### Semantic Development
Originally, **measure** meant:
1. **Physical measurement** (length, quantity, capacity)
2. **Portion or amount**
3. **Rule or standard**
4. Later: **moderation or restraint**
→ *“a man of measure”* = someone balanced, not excessive
This explains modern figurative uses:
* *“in some measure”*
* *“beyond measure”*
* *“to take measures”*
### Summary
* **PIE:** *meh₁- → “to measure”
* **Latin:** *mētīrī* → *mēnsūra*
* **Old French:** *mesure*
* **English:** *measure*
If you want, I can also compare it with Greek **μέτρον**, or trace how **measure** shifted from math to moral philosophy."
[{2025-12-15 retrieved} https://chatgpt.com/c/693fcea4-6690-832f-8f7f-a0d5ea127cf8]

generic-tree-of-measuring::
* evaluating,

generalizing of generic

description::
× Mcsh-creation: {2025-12-08},
· doing of creating a-generic.

name::
* McsEngl.generalization,
* McsEngl.generalizing,
====== lagoSinagu:
* McsSngo.kiu!~arguSngu!=generalizing,
* McsSngo.ki!=generalizing,
====== lagoGreek:
* McsElln.γενικεύω!~verbElln!=generalizing,
* McsElln.γενίκευση!η!~nounElln!=generalizing,

specializing of generic

description::
× Mcsh-creation: {2025-12-08},
· doing of creating a-specific,

name::
* McsEngl.specialization,
* McsEngl.specializing,
====== lagoSinagu:
* McsSngo.giu!~arguSngu!=specializing,
* McsSngo.gi!=specializing,

EVOLUTING of generic

name::
* McsEngl.evoluting-of-generic,
* McsEngl.generic'evoluting,

{2019-09-12}::
=== McsHitp-creation:
· creation of current concept.

GENERIC-SPECIFIC-TREE of generic

name::
* McsEngl.generic'generic-specific-tree,

generic.measured

description::
× Mcsh-creation: {2025-12-04},
· quantity is-called a-generic|specific entity, from a-measuring viewpoint.
· a-generic we measured (defined uom and done measurings).

name::
* McsEngl.generic.measured,
* McsEngl.quantity,
====== lagoGreek:
* McsElln.ποσότητα!η!=quantity,
======
"Here is **how the concept and word “quantity” is expressed in many world languages**, grouped by major language families. If you want, I can also provide pronunciations in IPA, example sentences, or expand the list.
---
## 🌍 Meaning of *quantity*
Nearly all languages express *quantity* as “amount,” “measure,” or “how much / how many.” Some distinguish between *countable* and *uncountable* quantities.
---
## **Indo-European Languages**
### **Germanic**
* **English:** quantity
* **German:** *Menge*, *Quantität*
* **Dutch:** *hoeveelheid*
* **Swedish:** *mängd*
* **Danish:** *mængde*
* **Norwegian:** *mengde*
* **Icelandic:** *magn*
### **Romance**
* **French:** *quantité*
* **Spanish:** *cantidad*
* **Portuguese:** *quantidade*
* **Italian:** *quantità*
* **Romanian:** *cantitate*
### **Slavic**
* **Russian:** *количество* (kolíčestvo)
* **Polish:** *ilość*
* **Czech:** *množství*
* **Slovak:** *množstvo*
* **Croatian/Serbian/Bosnian:** *količina*
* **Bulgarian:** *количество* (kolíčestvo)
### **Indo-Aryan**
* **Hindi:** मात्रा (*mātrā*)
* **Bengali:** পরিমাণ (*porimān*)
* **Marathi:** प्रमाण (*pramāṇ*)
* **Gujarati:** માત્રા (*mātrā*)
* **Punjabi:** ਮਾਤਰਾ (*mātrā*)
### **Iranian**
* **Persian (Farsi):** مقدار (*meghdār*)
* **Kurdish (Kurmanji):** hejmar / barî
---
## **Sino-Tibetan Languages**
* **Mandarin Chinese:** 数量 (shùliàng)
* **Cantonese:** 數量 (sou3 loeng6)
* **Tibetan:** ཚད (*tshad* = measure), མང་ཉུང (*mang-nyung* = quantity/amount)
---
## **Altaic / Turkic Languages**
* **Turkish:** miktar, nicelik
* **Azerbaijani:** miqdar
* **Kazakh:** мөлшер (*mölşer*)
* **Uzbek:** miqdor
---
## **Uralic Languages**
* **Finnish:** määrä
* **Estonian:** kogus
* **Hungarian:** mennyiség
---
## **Semitic Languages**
* **Arabic:** كمية (*kamiyya*)
* **Hebrew:** כמות (*kamut*)
* **Amharic:** መጠን (*mäṭän*)
---
## **East Asian (Non-Sino-Tibetan)**
### **Japanese**
* **Japanese:** 量 (*ryō*)
### **Korean**
* **Korean:** 양 (*yang*)
---
## **Austronesian Languages**
* **Malay/Indonesian:** jumlah, kuantiti
* **Tagalog:** dami / bilang (count)
* **Javanese:** cacah / jumlah
---
## **African Languages**
* **Swahili:** kiasi
* **Yoruba:** iye
* **Igbo:** ọnụ ọgụgụ (*onu ogugu*)
* **Zulu:** inani
---
## **Native American Languages (selected)**
* **Quechua:** llapa (amount, all) / ch'usaq (measure)
* **Navajo:** áłtsé / tʼáá íiyisí beeʼáádíílwoʼ (concept of amount/measurement)
---
## **Oceanic / Aboriginal**
* **Maori:** rahinga
* **Hawaiian:** nui (large quantity), ʻāpana (portion)
---
If you want, I can also create:
📌 A **table of 100 languages**,
📌 The **etymology** of the word *quantity*,
📌 **Translations grouped by script** (Latin, Cyrillic, Chinese characters, Arabic, etc.), or
📌 A **visual map** showing linguistic distribution.
Would you like a larger list or IPA pronunciations?"
[{2025-12-09 retrieved} https://chatgpt.com/c/6937d9a1-2e48-8326-af9a-62109eeb2aa7]

generic.measuredNo

description::
· measuredNo-generic is a-specific of a-generic on which we have-NOT-done measuring.

name::
* McsEngl.amount,
* McsEngl.generic.measuredNo!⇒amount,
* McsEngl.measuredNo-generic!⇒amount,
* McsEngl.measuredNo-quantity!⇒amount,
* McsEngl.unmeasured-generic!⇒amount,
* McsEngl.unmeasured-quantity!⇒amount,
====== lagoGreek:
* McsElln.ποσό!=amount,
* McsElln.ποσό-μεγέθους!=amount,
* McsElln.ποσότητα-μεγέθους!=amount,

generic.continuous

description::
· continuous-generic is a-generic we need a-unit-of-measurement to measure it eg time, area, weight, ...
===
"Here’s a clear **comparison between continuous and discrete quantities**, side by side:
| Aspect | **Continuous Quantities** | **Discrete Quantities** |
| **Definition** | Can take **any value within a range** | Can take **only specific, separate values** |
| **Possible values** | Infinite (real numbers) | Finite or countably infinite (integers) |
| **Between two values** | Infinitely many values exist | No intermediate values exist |
| **Measurement** | Measured | Counted |
| **Precision** | Depends on measurement accuracy | Exact by nature |
| **Graph representation** | Continuous line | Individual points |
| **Change** | Changes smoothly | Changes in steps |
| **Typical units** | meters, seconds, kg, °C | items, people, goals, errors |
| **Mathematical model** | Real numbers (ℝ) | Integers (ℤ), natural numbers (ℕ) |
---
### Examples
**Continuous quantities**
* Length (2.35 m)
* Time (4.728 s)
* Temperature (36.6 °C)
* Speed (88.4 km/h)
* Voltage
**Discrete quantities**
* Number of students (25)
* Number of cars
* Dice outcomes (1–6)
* Number of errors in a program
* Packets sent in a network
---
### Key Intuition
* **If you can meaningfully ask “how many?” → discrete**
* **If you can meaningfully ask “how much?” → continuous**
---
### In Different Fields
* **Physics**: position (continuous) vs particles (discrete)
* **Mathematics**: real-valued functions vs integer sequences
* **Computer Science**: memory addresses (discrete) vs time complexity models (continuous)
* **Statistics**: continuous distributions (Normal) vs discrete distributions (Binomial)
If you want, I can also:
* Explain this with **graphs**
* Show **real-life edge cases** (e.g., time measured digitally)
* Connect it to **probability distributions** or **machine learning features**"
[{2025-12-25 retrieved} http://localhost/dWstSgm/dirMcs/dirCor/McsCor000009.last.html#idGnrcCntIvl]

name::
* McsEngl.continuous-generic,
* McsEngl.countableNo-entity,
* McsEngl.discreteNo-entity,
* McsEngl.generic.continuous,
* McsEngl.mass-entity,
* McsEngl.non-countable-entity,
* McsEngl.uncountable-entity,
====== lagoSinagu:
* McsSngu.ko-enoto!=discreteNo-entity,
====== lagoGreek:
* McsElln.μέγεθος.συνεχές!=discreteNo-entity,
* McsElln.μη-διακριτό-μέγεθος!=discreteNo-entity,
* McsElln.συνεχές-μέγεθος!=discreteNo-entity,

generic.continuousNo

description::
· discrete-generic is a-generic whose specifics are-separated and we do-NOT-need a-different unit-of-measurement to measure it eg car, human, apple, ...

name::
* McsEngl.continuousNo-generic,
* McsEngl.count-entity,
* McsEngl.countable-entity,
* McsEngl.discrete-generic,
* McsEngl.generic.continuousNo,
====== lagoSinagu:
* McsSngu.ko-enotoUoGo!=generic.discrete,
====== lagoGreek:
* McsElln.διακριτό-μέγεθος,
* McsElln.μέγεθος.διακριτό,

generic.finite

description::
· finite-generic is a-generic with boundaries.
===
"(adj) finite (bounded or limited in magnitude or spatial or temporal extent)"
[http://wordnetweb.princeton.edu/perl/webwn?s=finite]

name::
* McsEngl.finite-generic,
* McsEngl.generic.finite,
====== lagoSinagu:
* McsSngu.ko-limito,
====== lagoGreek:
* McsElln.πεπερασμένο-μέγεθος-το,

generic.finiteNo

description::
· finite-generic is a-generic with boundaries.

name::
* McsEngl.generic.finiteNo,
* McsEngl.infinite-generic,
====== lagoSinagu:
* McsSngu.ko-limitoUoGo,
====== lagoGreek:
* McsElln.άπειρο-το,

generic.vector

description::
"In mathematics, physics, and engineering, a Euclidean vector (sometimes called a geometric[1] or spatial vector,[2] or—as here—simply a vector) is a geometric object that has magnitude (or length) and direction. Vectors can be added to other vectors according to vector algebra. A Euclidean vector is frequently represented by a line segment with a definite direction, or graphically as an arrow, connecting an initial point A with a terminal point B,[3] and denoted by ⭢AB."

name::
* McsEngl.genericVector,
* McsEngl.generic.vector!⇒genericVector,
* McsEngl.vector-generic!⇒genericVector,
* McsEngl.vector-quantity!⇒genericVector,
====== lagoGreek:
* McsElln.ανυσματικό-μέγεθος!=genericVector,
* McsElln.διανυσματικό-μέγεθος!=genericVector,

generic.vectorNo

description::
"A scalar or scalar quantity in physics is a physical quantity that can be described by a single element of a number field such as a real number, often accompanied by units of measurement. A scalar is usually said to be a physical quantity that only has magnitude and no other characteristics. This is in contrast to vectors, tensors, etc. which are described by several numbers that characterize their magnitude, direction, and so on.
The concept of a scalar in physics is essentially the same as in mathematics. Formally, a scalar is unchanged by coordinate system transformations. In classical theories, like Newtonian mechanics, this means that rotations or reflections preserve scalars, while in relativistic theories, Lorentz transformations or space-time translations preserve scalars."
[{2019-10-26} https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Scalar_(physics)]

name::
* McsEngl.genericVectorNo,
* McsEngl.generic.vectorNo!⇒genericVectorNo,
* McsEngl.scalar-generic!⇒genericVectorNo,
* McsEngl.scalar-quantity!⇒genericVectorNo,
* McsEngl.vectorNo-quantity!⇒genericVectorNo,
====== lagoGreek:
* McsElln.μονόμετρο-μέγεθος!=genericVectorNo,

generic.timepoint

description::
· timepoint-generic is a-generic measured in timepoints.

name::
* McsEngl.generic.timeintervalNo,
* McsEngl.generic.timepoint,
* McsEngl.stock-quantity,
* McsEngl.timepoint-generic,
====== lagoSinagu:
* McsSngu.ko-to-doto!=generic.timepoint,

generic.timeinterval

description::
· timeinterval-generic is a-generic measured in timeintervals.

name::
* McsEngl.flow-quantity,
* McsEngl.generic.timeinterval,
* McsEngl.generic.timepointNo,
* McsEngl.timeinterval-generic,
====== lagoSinagu:
* McsSngu.ko-to-dotoUoGo!=generic.timepoint,

generic.family

description::
· family-generic is a-generic with specifics related with evolution-relations.

name::
* McsEngl.family-generic,
* McsEngl.generic.family,

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