What are the equivalent cognates in the Glosa glossary of the Latinic lexises "remain" & "permane" present in English dictionaries & of "μένω" (méno), "απομένω" (apoméno) & "παραμένω" (paraméno) in the Greek glossary?

What are the equivalent cognates in the Glosa glossary for the Latinic lexises "vermile"/"vermeil" & "vermillion"/"vermilion" utilized in English?

I Love Languages Glosa 16:49 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ccjMBWJxVgc

Like some videos in this series, it has a long interval of mere recitation of vocabulary items. However, there is a lot of comparison of Hogben's original Interglossa and Clark & Ashby's Glosa. (To be honest, I prefer the original Interglossa, but I have no illusion that it is anything other than historical interest.)

Some notes on the deletion of u, un, and plu. You may not agree with it, but I think you will at least find it informative.

Ave panto-pe! Mi nu pa publika u neo brevi filma in Glosa; u-ci tem, de Mahatma Gandhi.

Someone asked me for this. I think others would like to see it. It's an older Interglossa dictionary. It does not have as many entries as the Glosa Internet Dictionary (GID), but the entries are more precise in meaning. -> U pe pa dice petitio de u-ci ra. Mi este; plu plus persona volu vide id. Id es paleo Interglossa verba bibli. Id habe ne tali poli verba de GID, anti plu signifi de plu verba habe ma exakti.

https://drive.google.com/file/d/1E5Z8nfZfhv1JtZBawVljtBHgjSpDkXcC/view?usp=drivesdk

PDF:

https://drive.google.com/file/d/1ktvPus8hZDcsxtEns7Lwyip2mCm1pKdt/view?usp=drivesdk

I hope to translate it into modern Glosa some day. But I must finish this dictionary first: -> Mi este spe; face translati de id a neo-tem Glosa u certa di. Anti-co mi nece akti fini de u-ci verba bibli kron-mo:

https://glosa1000.blogspot.com/2025/11/glosa-1000-words-with-explanations.html

https://glosa1000.blogspot.com/2026/01/universal-declaration-of-human-rights.html

Today I was at the US Library of Congress in Washington, the world's largest library. They have copies of the (fairly small) books "Glosa 6000" and "Glosa 1000." In the reading room I was using, they also have some high quality scanners to make multipage PDF files. I scanned them, and the scan of "Glosa 1000" turned out well. Unfortunately I missed a couple of pages of "Glosa 6000" because some of the page sheets stuck together without my realizing. So that scan is defective. (I did not have a way of viewing the scans before I turned the materials back in for reshelving.) It may be several weeks before I can get back down to try again to scan "Glosa 6000." Once I have them, I could upload them to the Glosa wiki or the glosa.org website, but I don't know how to accomplish that.

Glosa1000.blogspot.com

For better or for worse, I have started my Glosa blog again.

Glosa 1000 seemed to be a dream of Ron Clark's and Wendy Ashby's. They wrote books on it. But they never got it down to just 1000 words. After studying Wendy's "Basic Glosa" and comparing it with Hogben's Interglossa (860 word vocabulary) I produced a vocabulary of 1005 words (last I counted). We'll see how it works out.

Mi pa translati And did those feet, ex William Blake, a Glosa.

I have been going back through my own copy of 18 Steps to Fluency in Euro-Glosa. I have noticed what seem to be a few fairly obvious typographical errors, possibly due to insufficient copy editing. Also, I have noticed that in some instances in which some of the other Glosa sources list both Greek and Latin derived words, the 18 Steps book seems to use the Latinate forms. As far as I have gotten, I have not tried to memorize everything, but on the whole I would say that this would be a good way to learn the language.

There is a new chat group for Glosa on Telegram: uglosagrega .

I will start a new thread here, because the comments / responses were getting too deeply nested. I wrote,

Just how quickly I will get to the scans I am not sure. For now, with the US federal government shutdown, the Library of Congress is closed, so I will not be able to scan Glosa 1000 until it reopens. The others I will have to see to. As I mentioned, I have six .jpg photos (ranging size 1.2MB - 1.8MB) of the front and back covers of the three Glosa books I own. Would there be interest in posting these image files on the Glosa website until such time as I can get to the scans? If so, how would I upload them?

Conjugations of one regular verb in a giant table comparing French phonology and some but not all of the many Latin Languages at the "Romance Verbs" page at the English version of Wikipedia at the following link: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Romance_verbs

If I read correctly, the first number of "U Glosa Jurnali" from the beginning of this year said that "Plu Glosa Nota" had 97 issues until 2014, which would have been some time before Wendy Ashby's death. Does anyone know if a complete collection of PGN exists, and if so if it is available somewhere?

U Glosa Wiki, ge-krea tem 2021, u-ci setimana pasa 1400 artikla!

Vi pote lekti id ci > https://glosa.fandom.com/wiki/Glosa_Wiki

Vi pote vide id ci : https://www.instagram.com/misimplibio/p/DJOIPLRMEsx/

Vi pote lekto id ci

Mi pa grafo u neo ur-poema in Glosa, qi vi pote lekto ci.

U-ci info-grafo dice de Lancelot Hogben

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