tlhIngan-Hol Archive: Mon Mar 01 18:51:23 2004
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Re: tuj luSpetmey
- From: "QeS lagh" <[email protected]>
- Subject: Re: tuj luSpetmey
- Date: Tue, 02 Mar 2004 12:50:42 +1000
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ghItlhpu' De'vID:
>>but none for simple things like "area". (Is there a way to
>>express the concept of surface area?
jatlhpu' Quvar:
>The closest I find is {yoS} "district, area"
jang De'vID:
>Unfortunately, this is the wrong meaning of "area". I wanted
>to try <qoD> "inside, interior" and <Hur> "outside", but the
>problem is that I couldn't disambiguate between the surface
>area of a 3D object and its volume.
chaq <<ghor>> Dalo'laH.
Maybe you could do something with <ghor> "surface (of a planet)":
tInchoHtaHvIS luSpet ghor, ghurchoH luSpet Hat.
"As the surface area of a black hole gets larger, its temperature begins to
increase."
luSpetmey vIyajchu'be', 'ach chaq qechvam Dalo' DaneH.
I don't know much about black holes :) but maybe this is the kind of thing
you are after.
'ej chaq "volume" DelmeH <<logh tebbogh>> Dalo'laH. (qarchu'be' 'e' vISov,
'ach QaplaH'a'?)
For volume, maybe <logh tebbogh>, "the space which it fills". (I know <logh>
is strictly "outer space", but would it nonetheless work?)
Savan.
QeS lagh
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