Subjective Group
Subjective Group ACTIVE
Subject to personal opinion, attitude, or mood.
| Element | Class(es) | Gloss / Clarification | Taxonomy |
|---|---|---|---|
| adal* | subj pos rel m itg | Virtue. See Probity, Repute. | Virtue |
| akrib* | subj rel ess sta m itg | Bitterness, sourness, tartness. | Bitterness |
| alb* | rel ess sta | (v) Pale. - a. (of living creatures) Light-skinned, ghostly, albino. - b. (of colors) Pale, unsaturated. (n) Elf, or other creature that tends to have those characteristics. Does not refer to a specific color. |
Achromatism |
| alt* | 1. subj unb pos rel 2. card loc |
1. High. 2. Up. |
Height |
| am* | rel tr | (v) To like, be fond of, cherish. (n) Friend. |
Friend |
| apr* | subj pos rel ess sta m itg | Beauty, desireability. | Beauty |
| aprew* | subj pos rel abe sta m itg | Lack of beauty, ugliness. | |
| bon* | subj unb pos rel sta m itg | Goodness. | Good |
| boniß* | fem subj unb pos rel sta | "Good lady," "good girl," a title of affection for a female. | Good Man |
| bonend* | subj unb pos rel dat pa | To receive goodness (from/by), become better, improve. | |
| bonir* | masc subj unb pos rel sta | "Good man," "good boy," a title of affection for a male. | Good Man |
| bonod* | subj unb pos rel dat ac | To give goodness (to), make better, improve. | |
| bonos* | subj unb pos rel ess | Good, well, in a good way, for good reasons, appropriate, right, correct; positive, affirmative. | |
| ʃan* | subj m itg | Wisdom. | Wisdom |
| ʃanend* | subj dat pa | To receive wisdom (from/by). | |
| ʃanos* | subj ess | Having wisdom. | Wisdom |
| ʃanod* | subj dat ag | To give wisdom (to). | |
| dam* | subj pos rel | Tame, broken in, domesticated. | Servant |
| facetos* | subj rel ess sta | Having wit; witty, humorous, comedic, funny, in jest. | Wit |
| jok* | subj rel act m itg | Amusement. | Amusement |
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Group Restriction
The following groups are mutually exclusive: card, ord, spec, subj.
Mutual Exclusivity: Specificity Groups
The groups of the Specificity supergroup are mutually exclusive. An element may belong to at most one of these groups.
Thesaurus
Subgroups
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