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26 lines
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## Color Words
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L'ewa uses a RGB color system like computers. The basic colors are red, green
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and blue, with some other basic ones for convenience:
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| English | L'ewa |
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| ------- | ------ |
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| blue | blanu |
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| red | delja |
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| green | qalno |
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| yellow | yeplo |
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| teal | te'ra |
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| pink | hetlo |
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| black | xekri |
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| white | pu'ro |
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| 50% gray | flego |
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Colors will be mixed by creating compound words between base colors. Compound
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words still need to be fleshed out, but generally all CVCCV words will have
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wordparts made out of the first, second and fifth letter, unless the vowel pair
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is illegal and all CCVCV words are the first, second and fifth letter unless
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this otherwise violates the morphology rules. Like I said though, this really
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needs to be fleshed out and this is only a preview for now.
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For example a light green would be `puoqa'o` (`pu'lo qalno`, white-green).
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