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[ Sæyanæ ] - 
Source, Medium & Receptors

One gives, one carries, one takes

In Astralica, some words or structrue can be constructed or derived from this "Give and Take" concept.

01:Aria

[ Aria ] - from [ Ara ] to [ Aria ]

In the section "Kaxi > Direction", we know that we have

"Ka-Ɂara-Ɂæru" ("into") and "Ka-Ɂara-Ɂæra" ("going out")

Here we have a new concept : Sæyanæ - Aria

This represents a part of an Event with some sense of Direction, but not in space.

Instead, relationship.

Taking inspiration from "Kaxi-Ara" ("Direction"),

we can combine "Sæyanæ" and "Ara" together

and have the following :

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Kaxi_Ara.png
Event_Aria_Long.png

Aria Object

[ Sæyanæ-Aria ]

[ Særia ]

Warning

Just like "Kosra", there is no direct translation for "Særia", but soon in future chapters you can see how this character or concept comes into play.

02:GiveAndTake

Give and Take

Here we have 3 new concepts, which can be easily translated or explained as the following :​​

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Event_Aria_Long.png
Circle2.png
Event_Aria_Long.png
Circle0.png

Source

[ Sæyanæ-Aria-Æru ]

[ Særia-æru ]

Medium

[ Sæyanæ-Aria-Æri ]

[ Særia-æri ]

Receptor

[ Sæyanæ-Aria-Æra ]

[ Særia-æra ]

These 3 concepts can / might be used for

  • Deriving a new noun / word / class

  • There is a "Give, Carry, Take" relationship in between 2 or more parties in a sentence or concept.

Warning

the "Source", "Medium" and "Receptor" can be living or non living objects,

this can be based on context and concepts.

Examples

In a restaurant, a chef can be a Source, a waiter can be a medium and the customers can be the Receptors.

In AstroPhysics, a nova star can be a Source, Space can be a medium, a BlackHole can be a Receptor.

Alternative Glyphs

 

"Særia-æru", "Særia-æri" and "Særia-æra" can be written in another form :

Event_Aria_Square.png
Circle4.png

Source

[ Særia-æru ]

Event_Aria_Square.png
Circle2.png

Medium

[ Særia-æri ]

Event_Aria_Square.png
Circle0.png

Receptor

[ Særia-æra ]

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