Risk / Betting
Agent > Stake > Proposition > Platform
Theory Desk · Dictionary
By class, by language, by sense. Citation forms from Index 2. Transcribed working papers: ChargeACCUSE Group A, sell · English/Spanish/Japanese/Mandarin/French/Italian, payGIVE · English/Japanese/Mandarin, payBILL · English/Japanese/Mandarin, bet · English/Spanish/French/Italian (1+3 risk), and chargeFEE · English/Japanese/Spanish (levy/FROM; seikyū; cobrar), creditMERIT · Japanese, and creditFIN · Japanese (nyūkin) / English, earmark · English, and allocateGOAL · English.
By class
Agent > Stake > Proposition > Platform
Cognizer > Target > Content (> Source)
Agent > Theme₁ ↔ Theme₂ (> Platform) — inversion relatively free
Agent > Amount > Recipient (> Purpose) — Amount = measuring
Agent > Theme/Premium > Covered-Proposition > Vehicle
Agent > Resource > Beneficiary/Time (> Platform)
jeść / zjeść and the measure-modulating prefixes. The baseline Amount and Stake are compared with.
Assertional bet, “suffer” pay, non-volitional blame, “ensure”, credit’s two readings, trade’s activity extension.
By language
EN · ES · FR · IT · HU · BG · PL · DE · NL · NO · JA · ZH · NV
Open a language for every citation Index 2 gives it. Japanese and Mandarin appear in the betting class only (kakeru, dǔ). Navajo appears there only as a periphrasis, with no stem. Japanese levy/FROM for chargeFEE (seikyū) is live at charge-fee-ja.html; Spanish (cobrar) is live at charge-fee-es.html; Japanese ACCUSE (kokuhatsu) stays on chargeACCUSE. Mandarin and scout Navajo charge lines stay on that accuse page and on chargeFEE. Sell’s Spanish / French / Italian / Japanese / Mandarin micro-entries are live; payGIVE · Mandarin (fù) is live at pay-give-zh.html; Navajo remains open/scout. Non-English sell rows are not added to Index 2.
Index 2 often has one English word where the lexical entry has two or three roots.