`ra-ki-mu` · W012

rakimu · engine, motor, generator · ⏳

Composition

ra (energy) + ki (change) + -mu (device)

energy-conversion device; engine, motor, generator

ra-su-mu (energy storage / battery)

"the ra-ki-mu powered the vessel"

12 attestations.

S#	Tonesu
S034	`la-ra-ki-mu ha-fe` The engine [is at] a thermal limit.
S038	`la-ra-ki-mu wi [lo-ha no-fe]` The reactor [must have] the intention [that its thermal state not reach the boundary].
S114	`lo-ra-ki-mu be-vo` The engine has generative capacity / is capable of producing output.
S115	`la-ra-ki-mu wi [lo-ra nu-be ka-be]` The engine is [institutionally] designed for generating greater energy output.
S116	`go [ra-ma be] lo-ra-ki-mu lo-ra nu-be ka-be` Because fuel was added, the engine generates greater energy output.
S123	`go [lo-ra-ki-mu de] lo-ki-pa-mu pa-ki` Given engine failure, the vehicle drifts through space.
S124	`go [lo-ra-ki-mu re-de] lo-ki-pa-mu pa-ki` Given a recurrent engine failure, the vehicle will drift.
S125	`go [lo-ra-ki-mu ti-de-de] lo-ki-pa-mu pa-ki ti-de` When/because the engine had failed, the vehicle drifted.
S126	`la-mi to [go [lo-ra-ki-mu no-de ti-de] la-ki-pa-mu ki lo-pa-wi ti-de]` My conceptual model: given no engine failure, the ship would have reached its destination.
S129	`to [go [lo-ra-ki-mu de ti-de] lo-ki-pa-mu pa-ki ti-de]` In the conceptual/hypothetical domain: if the engine had failed, the ship would have drifted.
S130	`to-go [lo-ra-ki-mu de ti-de] lo-ki-pa-mu pa-ki ti-de` Counterfactually: if the engine had failed, the ship would have drifted.
S157	`to-go [lo-ra-ki-mu de] lo-ki-pa-mu pa-ki` Were the engine to fail, the ship would drift. — Future hypothetical.
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