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→‎{{tp|sitelen sitelen}}: added reference to the specific Telegram message where the current version of the glyph was first proposed

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→‎{{tp|sitelen sitelen}}: added SS section with detailed origins of all the glyph's elements

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→‎{{tp|sitelen pona}}: minor rephrase to make it more clear that the "bulging envelope" version of the glyph is made by the same person as the original one.

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Replacing broken link with archive

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Updated semantic space

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→‎Examples: added a note about "pipi li pilin monsuta e mi"

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Removing the transitive analyses. The article works fine without, and they might be too individual takes. Feel free to re-add if you disagree.

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→‎Transitive use of monsuta: →‎Transitive use of ''monsuta'': improved the wording and added two transitive analyses

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Created page with "{{Needs work|the section "Transitive use of ''monsuta''" should be expanded and "Uncommon and historical usage" has yet to be written}} {{nimi |usage=85 |book=ku suli |PoS=content word |UCSUR=F197D }} '''''monsuta''''' is a Toki Pona word related to monsters, scariness and fear. It was proposed by jan Sonja in 2009, but she abandoned the word shortly after. The word always saw some use among a minority of speakers. However, for a long time the word ''monsuta'' was n..."