Open solpahi opened 7 years ago
I'm not against having a gismu for "invertebrate", but then it would have been clearer without the "worm" part in the definition… If {curnu} was "invertebrate", then maybe "worm" could be {cilcurnu}. But of course I don't really feel like {curnu} has been used with such a broad meaning in the usage I've witnessed. But on the other hand, jbopre don't often talk about curnu, so I can't be sure.
I've no problem with {curnu} meaning "is a wormlike animal", but I find calling snails "wormlike" a little far fetched. :') Unless of course one of the paramount traits denoted by {curnu} would be having no leg; it would perfectly allow calling snakes {curnu}, but would be dubious for some legged thread-like invertebrates like millipedes such as Tachypodoiulus niger.
What does this word mean?
definition: x1 is a worm/invertebrate animal of species/breed x2.
notes: Also mollusk, snail (= {cakcurnu}), shellfish (= {xaskemcakcurnu}, {xaskemcakydja}); the generalization to invertebrate is because many multicellular invertebrates are indeed wormlike. See also {since}, {silka}.
xu ro cinki cu curnu
This seems weird.