#542
A triconsonantal root language where for a given root R, the pattern "aCoCaC" means "a mid romantasy about R".

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#542
A triconsonantal root language where for a given root R, the pattern "aCoCaC" means "a mid romantasy about R".
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#528
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#527
In English we say
2:00 > "two o'clock"
4:00 > "four o'clock"
etc. and in Bengali we say the equivalent of
2:30 > "two-and-a-half o'clock"
1:30 > "one-and-a-half o'clock"
But why stop there? I propose some other times:
3:08 > "pi o'clock"
1:04 > "twelfth-root-of-two o'clock" (an auspicious time for tuning- or even xentuning-related event!)
and so forth, as your heart may desire!