meaning
money, cash, savings, wealth; large domesticated animal
see also
semantic space · lipamanka
mani speaks to things used in trade, such as fiat money, livestock, spices, or anything else being framed as a tool of bartering. anything can be mani, but by using mani for it you're throwing most of its other qualities to the side. For example, if I use mani to describe coriander, I am framing its culinary usage as irrelevant. I do not care if it will be cooked with. I only care that it will be used in an exchange.
ku translations
money100, cash93, monetary83, currency82, treasure73, wealth71, worth70, cattle68, dollar67, financial64, funding57, fiscal54, fee50, wage50, cost47, valuable43, pension40, economic39, expense39, fund39, budget38, revenue38, salary38, credit36, compensation33, earnings33, price33, value32, income31, profit31, subsidy31, cow30, toll30, payment29, large domesticated animal27, wealthy25
pu verbatim
NOUN money, cash, savings, wealth; large domesticated animal
usage
core · 99% usage
found in pu
coined pre-pu
origin
English · money
Proto-Germanic · fehu ‘livestock’
Latin · pecū ‘cattle’
by jan Sonja
sitelen pona
mania pictogram of a large domestic animal, such as a cow (sonja confirmed)
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ucsur
U+F1932