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Property
A '''property''' is like a claim with a hole in it. Here are some examples of properties: ..., which are claims with ''any number'' of holes in them. In other words, a property is a ''unary'' (one hole) relation.

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Frame
...s <code>c c 1</code>, meaning it has two "concrete" slots, and one "1-ary" property slot that will, in a serial verb, [[Serial_verb#Merging_definitions|merge a | <code>c</code> || "Concrete" (non-property) argument || None

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Property
A '''property''' is like a claim with a hole in it. Here are some examples of properties: ..., which are claims with ''any number'' of holes in them. In other words, a property is a ''unary'' (one hole) relation.

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Serial verb
Any verb with a “property” or “event” slot at the end can essentially act as an auxiliary verb. |+ Property slot: “merge-away”

3 KB (429 words) - 18:25, 13 December 2023
Mö
...lause and embed it, as is, inside {{t|ꝡä}}. I would be sad to give up this property. </poem>}}</ref> that “[a] core syntactic property of Toaq is that you can take any clause and embed it”, also explicitly di

3 KB (588 words) - 15:17, 12 December 2023
Content clause
'''[[Property|Properties]]''' are expressed in Toaq with {{t|lä}}. See the [[property|'''main article''']] for more information.

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Copula
; {{t|ıq|}}: {{x}} satisfies property {{x}}. The two are useful when you’ve got a [[pronoun]] pointing at a [[kind]] or [[property]] and you’d like to apply it to something. For example, imagine your frie

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Experimental features
officially ''{{x}} is the most [least] in property {{x}}''{{t|||#1MvFSwe-Fr}}{{t|||#yapw013t4Z}} ...}} is the singular least [most] among the however many most ''[least]'' in property {{x}}'' (2021-09, [[xorxes]] et al.) – preserves the x₂ of the original

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Archive:Frame
* <code>1</code> means the place must be filled with a ''property''. ** In the dictionary, look for the words "satisfying property ___" to recognize these slots.

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Open problems in translation
...really exist, and then to make X "events of me having a unicorn" and Y the property "the haver of X gives food to the havee of X". ...sfying a certain property. (Note that the union itself may not satisfy the property that its constituents do.)

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Definite
| (Unofficial:) ‘the concept of satisfying property’. Always refers to that one concept * ℩<sub>⟦{{t|cúaq}}⟧</sub>(𝑄) = 𝑄 itself (as an ⟨𝚎, 𝚝⟩ property) ≈ ⟦{{t|lä}} ⟧𝑄⟦ {{t|já}}⦄

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Kind
..."{{x}} makes something satisfying property {{x}}" and "The kind satisfying property {{x}} is extinct", and then fill them with {{t|lä tuze ja}}. (This is the

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Semantics
...oposition; a claim with blanks to be filled. A simple example would be the property "◯ is red", also known as "to be red" or simply "redness". By filling in ...ft\langle \text{s}, \text{t} \right\rangle \right\rangle</math>. And for a property with two blanks, you would use a function of type <math>\left\langle \text{

27 KB (4,369 words) - 18:49, 11 March 2024
Opacity
Toaq does not have this property: its compounds are '''opaque'''. This means that even though {{t|muaome}} i

2 KB (319 words) - 20:18, 28 November 2022
Metavocabulary
| [[Property]] || {{t|shıja}} || to speak Toaq

3 KB (451 words) - 18:34, 13 December 2023
Determiner
| {{t|já}} || λX, see [[Property]]

2 KB (402 words) - 22:41, 5 February 2024
Old words
* {{t|jeo}} used to be “___ is true; ___ satisfies property ___” — it is now split into {{t|jeo}} and {{t|iq}}.

2 KB (408 words) - 00:43, 24 August 2022
Comparison of Lojban and Toaq
| lo ka … ce'u … || [[Property]]: {{t|lä}} … já …

3 KB (423 words) - 20:43, 6 December 2023
Animacy
Toaq's animacy being "grammatical" means that it is a property of expressions, not of their referents.

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Grammar overview
See [[property]] and [[serial verb]] for more information.

8 KB (1,339 words) - 19:38, 2 January 2024
FAQ
...undergo a change that makes them become such that they now have a certain property they previously did not.

13 KB (1,986 words) - 19:58, 17 February 2023