shaq, tıa, gao, guq, sıaq, lıo

Sample definition:

  {
    "toaq": "shaq",
    "type": "predicate",
    "english": "▯ is in front of ▯.",
    "gloss": "in.front",
    "short": "",
    "keywords": [],
    "frame": "c c",
    "distribution": "d d",
    "notes": [],
    "examples": [],
    "fields": []
  },

The definitions of shaq, tıa, gao, guq, sıaq and lıo should be clarified to show whether they are anatomical directions (e.g. shaq: ▯ is at the direction faced by / ahead of ▯) or directions relative to a third party or frame of reference (e.g. shaq: X1 is in X3's front direction from X2; X1 would be ahead of X3 if X3 were in place of X2 — here the third slot could maybe be dropped from the definition and expressed by other means, presumably in the same way as the frame of reference for duo (motion) and muoı (rotation) is to be expressed).

Whichever of these two paradigms is assigned to these roots, we shall not forget to create appropriate words for the other paradigm.

Start by comparing the definitions of shaq, tıa, gao, guq, sıaq and lıo with the stated paradigms for anatomical directions and third-party or frame-of-reference directions. Review how duo and muoı express reference frames; the work is done when one paradigm is clearly assigned and appropriate words for the other paradigm are identified.