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==2002==
==2002==


===English–Toki Pona (5 March 2002)===
===English–Toki Pona dictionary (March 2002)===
<blockquote> This dictionary is still under construction. Eventually, thousands of English words will appear here.<br>You may also want to cross-check individual meanings in the Toki Pona word list.<ref>From an offline archive of tokipona.org. Retrieved 5 March 2002 10:45:53 (UTC).</ref></blockquote>
<blockquote> This dictionary is still under construction. Eventually, thousands of English words will appear here.<br>You may also want to cross-check individual meanings in the Toki Pona word list.<ref>From an offline archive of tokipona.org. Retrieved 5 March 2002 10:45:53 (UTC).</ref></blockquote>


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===Word list (7 June 2002)===
===Word list (June 2002)===


<blockquote> This word list is 98% complete. Total 120 words. One or two new minor words may be added later on, however the odds are becoming unlikely.<ref>From an offline archive of tokipona.org. Retrieved 7 June 2002 09:54:56 (UTC).</ref></blockquote>
<blockquote> This word list is 98% complete. Total 120 words. One or two new minor words may be added later on, however the odds are becoming unlikely.<ref>From an offline archive of tokipona.org. Retrieved 7 June 2002 09:54:56 (UTC).</ref></blockquote>
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===Word origins (8 August 2002)===
===Word origins (August 2002)===
<blockquote> A note on etymologies<br>In most regards, Toki Pona is an ''a priori'' language. Its various words describe concepts that are unique to Toki Pona. Just because a word was taken from another language, for example, does not in any way imply that its meaning matches the meaning of word in the source language.<br>This etymological dictionary was developed for curiosity purposes only. For the actual meanings of Toki Pona words, please consult the official Toki Pona word list.<ref>From an offline archive of tokipona.org. Retrieved 8 August 2002 05:34:11 (UTC).</ref></blockquote>
<blockquote> A note on etymologies<br>In most regards, Toki Pona is an ''a priori'' language. Its various words describe concepts that are unique to Toki Pona. Just because a word was taken from another language, for example, does not in any way imply that its meaning matches the meaning of word in the source language.<br>This etymological dictionary was developed for curiosity purposes only. For the actual meanings of Toki Pona words, please consult the official Toki Pona word list.<ref>From an offline archive of tokipona.org. Retrieved 8 August 2002 05:34:11 (UTC).</ref></blockquote>


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==2003==
==2003==


===Word list (4 March 2003)===
===Word list (March 2003)===
<blockquote> This word list is 98% complete. Total 119 words. One or two new minor words may be added later on, however the odds are becoming unlikely.<ref>From an offline archive of tokipona.org. Retrieved 4 March 2003 15:30:00 (UTC).</ref></blockquote>
<blockquote> This word list is 98% complete. Total 119 words. One or two new minor words may be added later on, however the odds are becoming unlikely.<ref>From an offline archive of tokipona.org. Retrieved 4 March 2003 15:30:00 (UTC).</ref></blockquote>


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===English–Toki Pona (3 October 2003)===
===English–Toki Pona dictionary (October 2003)===
<blockquote>This dictionary is still under construction. Eventually, hundreds of English words will appear here, as I am in the process of adding translations for the most common words.<br>You may also want to cross-check individual meanings in the official Toki Pona word list.<ref>From an offline archive of tokipona.org. Retrieved 3 October 2003 12:24:03 (UTC).</ref></blockquote>
<blockquote>This dictionary is still under construction. Eventually, hundreds of English words will appear here, as I am in the process of adding translations for the most common words.<br>You may also want to cross-check individual meanings in the official Toki Pona word list.<ref>From an offline archive of tokipona.org. Retrieved 3 October 2003 12:24:03 (UTC).</ref></blockquote>


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===Foreign words (24 Dececember 2003)===
===Foreign words (December 2003)===
<blockquote> Proper nouns refer to specific countries, people, and languages.<br>These do not belong to the core vocabulary of Toki Pona, however they appear as foreign words. They are derived from their native pronunciation, adapted to the phonology of Toki Pona.<br>These lists are still under development. I encourage you to suggest any name changes or additions on our discussion group.<br>For general rules on how to convert a name into Toki Pona, see Tokiponization guidelines<br>Foreign words are always prefixed with an appropriate category word. For example:<ref>From an offline archive of tokipona.org. Retrieved 24 Dececember 2003 03:12:44 (UTC).</ref></blockquote>
<blockquote> Proper nouns refer to specific countries, people, and languages.<br>These do not belong to the core vocabulary of Toki Pona, however they appear as foreign words. They are derived from their native pronunciation, adapted to the phonology of Toki Pona.<br>These lists are still under development. I encourage you to suggest any name changes or additions on our discussion group.<br>For general rules on how to convert a name into Toki Pona, see Tokiponization guidelines<br>Foreign words are always prefixed with an appropriate category word. For example:<ref>From an offline archive of tokipona.org. Retrieved 24 Dececember 2003 03:12:44 (UTC).</ref></blockquote>


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==2007==
==2007==


===Word list (27 September 2007)===
===Word list (September 2007)===
<blockquote> Total 118 words. Click on a blue word to hear it pronounced. Between italicized brackets ''[ ]'', you will find mnemonics to help remember a word.<ref>From an offline archive of tokipona.org. Retrieved 27 September 2007 17:35:49 (UTC).</ref></blockquote>
<blockquote> Total 118 words. Click on a blue word to hear it pronounced. Between italicized brackets ''[ ]'', you will find mnemonics to help remember a word.<ref>From an offline archive of tokipona.org. Retrieved 27 September 2007 17:35:49 (UTC).</ref></blockquote>