Two categories of sky: a sky that makes you feel like seeking shelter, and a sky that makes you feel like metamorphosing into a bird and soaring in it. The words for them may change depending on your mood
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There are basically two categories of fruit: those with a hard kernel you have to spit out, and those with small seeds you could eat. When I make up my own language it will have two different words for "fruit" based on this distinction
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How many words for "crab"?
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And tomatoes?
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Tomatoes are fruits and they have seeds you can eat
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Drupe
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The two names already exist. The first category is called a "drupe" https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Drupe The second a "berry" (which technically includes bananas, watermelon, tomatoes, eggplant). https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Berry
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It's usually the case that my original ideas turn out to be very unoriginal, no surprise here
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So the categorization leads to an interesting question - How do you know it? What are the methods of knowing? Eyes know color, nose knows smell & tongue knows taste. For humans,the methods of knowing are common & thus the words envoke similar meanings (though in approximation).
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