Sprins
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- | Unitae are a group of elements (similar to molecules in chemistry). They are inseparable, unlike chemical compounds. An example is | + | Unitae are a group of elements (similar to molecules in chemistry). They are inseparable, unlike chemical compounds. An example is P<sub>3</sub>H. There are many types of unitae: |
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** Unithyns | ** Unithyns |
Revision as of 15:02, 24 February 2008
Sprins is a unique mixture of molecules determining the spray's properties. It assembles systematically. Sprins' parts are units – elements (small mixtures of molecules) and binders – nervulae.
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Elements and nervulae
There are three types of elements:
- main (majors)
- rare (minors)
- very rare (malaya, singular malay)
Main elements are:
- Parsintha (marked with P)
- Hyania (marked with H)
- Oropia (marked with O)
- Corothola (marked with C)
- Sallicina (marked with S)
Rare elements are:
- Vidiridia (marked with V)
- Elocca (marked with E)
- Ipicca (marked with I)
- Tattana (marked with T)
There is only one discovered and documented malay: Quegnaroc (marked with Q).
There is three types of nervulae:
- single
- double
- triple
Unitae assembly and naming
Unitae types
Unitae are a group of elements (similar to molecules in chemistry). They are inseparable, unlike chemical compounds. An example is P3H. There are many types of unitae:
- Unitae
- Unithyns
- Unithyls
- Unithyms
- Unitiae
- Unithals
- Visuals
- Olfaudi
- Malayalae
Unitae can be also elementary, such as P, P2, P3, H4 etc.
Superstem and substem of elements
The superstem and substem are unique "words" that are very important in unitae naming. Every element has an unique superstem and a substem. They are:
- Parsintha: pars-, -an
- Hyania: hyn-, -im
- Oropia: orop-, -on
- Corothola: kor-, -ol
- Sallicina: sal-, -il
- Vidiridia: vid-, -at
- Elocca: el-, -et
- Ipicca: ip-, -it
- Tattana: tatt-, -ut
- Quegnaroc: quegnar-, -oc
Note: superstem is on the left and substem is on the right.
Number prefixes
The number prefixes come from Latin or pseudo-Latin. They are also very important during the naming process, since they use to determine how many single elements are in the unitae. Every number has two types, because a prefix can stand before a vowel and also before a consonant. They are:
- 1: no prefix
- 2: di- or d-
- 3: tri- or tr-
- 4: que- or qu-
- 5: qui- or quin-
- 6: se- or sex-
- 7: sa- or sept-
- 8: octa- or oct-
- 9: nova- or nov-
- 10: deci- or dec-
- 11: ununi- or unun-
- 12: undi- or und- etc.