M O D E L
MODEL OF NEUTRAL-INCLUSIVITY

M O D E L   T E R M S

Here follows a list of special Model terms with, in the second column, the sections or undivided divisions where they occur for the first time or are (further) explained in the Model of Neutral-Inclusivity. The number after the dot refers to the paragraph. (If the text starts with a prose poem, its anchor is given the number 1 and the succeeding paragraph the number 2. If it ends with a prose poem its anchor is 0, regardless of the number of preceding paragraphs.) For example, DNI, F412.1 means For the meaning or first occurrence of the term/acronym DNI see the first paragraph of the second section of the first division of the fourth chapter of the Book of Fundamentals. The third column gives the prototypic pronunciation(s) of the word or words, using the TRINPsite Transcription, a double-case phonemic system in which capitals indicate stress and bold capitals primary stress. Only sharp syllable boundaries are shown here, not fuzzy ones. An |r| which is not followed by a vowel may not be pronounced, while an intervocalic unstressed |t| may be replaced with |d|, and unstressed |i| with a schwa (|a|). Thus, catenated is not only pronounced as |KAEta-NEItid|, as indicated below, but also as |KAEda-NEIdad|, and sinister not only as |SInistar|, but also as, for example, |SInasta|. (For further details of this notation system see the Vocabulary of Alliteration).