kelespí, a. Long; extending far into the distance, away from the viewer.

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related: espu, espí, kelegní, kelevrí
tags: adjective, geometry
reverse terms: long

kelevrí, a. Tall or deep; taking up a lot of the vertical field of view.

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related: evrí, evru, kelegní, kelespí
tags: adjective, geometry
reverse terms: deep, long, tall

keltalí, a. Of long duration.

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tags: adjective, temporal
reverse terms: endless, long, ongoing

kordí, a. Having many layers; padded; thick; (of a book or speech) lengthy, perhaps unnecessarily so.

usage: Most objects cannot be kordí; only containers (such as clothing or ship plating) or things with many layers (such as foliage or a codex.) Use kelegní to indicate e.g. a thick metal rod. Some authors with a biomedical background regard tree trunks and human limbs as having many layers of cells and will describe them as kordí, although this is not a widespread usage and does not appear in Sarthía.

etymology: Back-formation from kordío

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related: kordío
tags: adjective, geometry, measurement, quality, material, clothing, rhetoric, literature
reverse terms: layered, lengthy, long, padded, thick, thickened