Appendix:Lojban/pelxu

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Lojban

Etymology

In Lojbanized spelling.

Chinese: xuan — 黃 / 黄 (huáng)
English: ielo — yellow
Hindi: pil — पीला (pīlā)
Russian: jelt — жёлтый (žóltyj)

Pronunciation

IPA^(key): /ˈpelxu/

Root

pelxu (rafsi pel)

yellow; x1 is yellow/golden .

Derived terms

pelnimre (“lemon”)

See also

bakri (“chalk”)
bavlamvanci (“tomorrow evening”)
blabi (“white/very-light/pale”)
blanu (“blue”)
blari'o
bunre (“brown/tan”)
cabvanci (“this evening”)
camgu'i
carmi (“intense/bright/saturated/brilliant”)
cermurse (“dawn”)
cicna (“cyan”)
crino (“green”)
ctino (“shadow/shade”)
denmi (“dense/concentrated/packed/intense”)
dirce (“glow/radiate”)
grusi (“gray”)
gusni (“illumine”)
gusycai (“intense light”)
kandi (“dim/dull/pale/nonintense”)
klina (“clear/transparent”)
krili (“crystal”)
labyxu'e (“pink/rose”)
manku (“unlit dark”)
milxe (“mild/nonextreme”)
murse (“half-light time of day”)
mutce (“much/extreme”)
narju (“orange”)
nukni (“purplish-red/magenta/fuchsia”)
pelxu (“yellow/golden”)
pinsi (“pencil”)
prulamvanci (“yesterday evening”)
rozgu (“rose flower”)
ruble (“weak/feeble/frail”)
skari (“color/hue”)
solji (“gold metal”)}}
tsali (“strong/powerful/tough”)
vanci (“evening”)
vacmurse (“dusk”)
xekri (“black/extremely dark colored”)
xinmo (“ink”)
xunblabi (“pink”)
xunre (“red/crimson/ruddy”)
zirpu (“purple/violet/lavender”)

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