Emergence Types

the set of words which combines and connects different Fundalmental Types

In Astralica,

Fundamental Types can be combined or connected or filtered or grouped,

Sometimes Fundamental Types are not enough to convey information.

This is where "Emergence Types" comes in to play.

These "topics" are called "Emergence Types".

Each Emergence Type has it's own symbol.

Afterwards, each Emergence Type is going to have its own chapter

Here are the Emergence Types:

01:Tæga

[ Tæga ] - Name / Noun / Thing

tæga

The symbol is derived from the shape of Tags.

These tags usually appear on Objects or People, perfect for both "Kosrano"es and "Kosrani"es

This symbol can represent "Name" / "Noun".

Pronunciation Inspiration

Inspired by the word "Tag" from English,

after "Japanize beaming" it

we have "Tæga"

02:Kiara

[ Kiara ] - Creation / Tool / Apparatus

kiara

The symbol is derived from a knife,

which has the meaning of "a tool" or "a creation"

which mainly has the meaning of "a craft", "a processed object" etc

Pronunciation Inspiration

There are 2 possible sources :

the noises when tools are being made and used
the sound of a knife

[ Zoiga ] - Set / Collection / Group

03 : Zoiga

zoiga

The symbol is derived from the shape of a 2 set Venn diagram.

Words and operators falls under this category focuses on Categorization, Grouping, and Conjunctions (some)

Examples : "Not", "And", "Or", "But", etc

This symbol can represent "Boolean" / "Groups" / "Categories".

Pronunciation Inspiration

Inspired by Chinese word "zu"

[ Fina ] - Pen / Path / Trace / 1-D Manifold

Fina

fina

The symbol is derived from the shape of a pen.

Just like "Kosra", "Fina" does not have a concrete translation.

Just like "Tæga", it is derived from a name tag but it does not mean "name tag", it means "noun".

"Fina" is a mechanism that can be used with other mechanisms.

Pronunciation Inspiration

Inspired by the Japanese word "fudæ" and the Greek word "pæna"

[ Kikuo ] - Tree / Split / Hiearchy

04 : Kikuo

kikuo

The symbol is derived from the shape of a Tree.

Some categories might use this structure, but it does not mean it falls under this category

Keep in mind, this is not the "Plant" Tree, instead it is the structure for a node graph such that every node only has exactly one way to travel to another node via connected edges

Examples : BodyParts will be using this mechanism

Pronunciation Inspiration

Inspired by Japanese word "Ki" ("Tree") and the Chinese word "kuo" ("to spread")

[ Warak ] - Grid / Tiling / Periodic

05 : Warak

waRak

The symbol is derived from the shape of a normal square grid

Some categories might use this structure, but it does not mean it falls under this category

Keep in mind, it doesn't need to get stuck with squares, according to geometry, the list of available grids are triangles, squares, and hexagons. Unless we are dealing with higher dimensions.

Examples : Coordinates or database will be using this

Pronunciation Inspiration

Inspired by English words "Web" and "Arachnid" ("Spider")

[ Kalæji ] - Borrowed Words

06 : Kalaeji

kalæji

Sometimes words are borrowed from other langauges or cultures.

Normal English words you hear falls under this category

Example ? Apple, Bee, Cat, Croissaint, etc

Pronunciation Inspiration

Inspired by the English word "lend"

Inspired by the Chinese word "jie"

Inspired by the Japanese word "Kariru"

Modification Characters

Just like the Fundalmental Types, Emergence Types requires Modification Charracters to narrow down the meaning we want to convey. If is possible that Fundalmental Types will be used as a Modification charracter as well.

Warning

If you do not understand Modification Characters, refer to "Vol II > Fundamental Type"