gd and ge: Notations for Verb
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gd : The base line connects the middle high left edge of the frame, the central three fourth
high position and the middle high right edge, symbolizing the energy to be going to stand up by itself.
(自身で立とうとしている象徴として、真ん中で持ち上がる折れ線の記号)

hand sign:
Open the extended thumb, index and middle fingers; the back of hand faces to the reader.
(手の甲側を相手のほうに向けて、親指・人差し指・中指を伸ばして開く。)

name: yo sound of yolk without [u] in the vowel ( ヨ )

ASCII: E (as the partner base of e )

definition (grammar): d-verb symbol

This grammatical notation is for forming a d-verb:
meaning that the subject becomes in the condition shown by the following character/phrase;
or the subject does the following action.
The detail is here.
(主語が、この後続語の状態になるという意味で動詞を構成する動詞符)

ge : Opposite shape of #gd, symbolizing some pushing force.
(押す力を象徴して、D動詞とは逆に真ん中が下に押された折れ線)

hand sign:
Open and extend the thumb, index and middle fingers; the palm side faces to the reader.
(D動詞と同形だが、手のひら側を相手に向ける)

name: e of echo ( エ )

ASCII:
e (the same phonetic function)

phonetic value: a vowel [e] (the simplified picture of the mouth when pronouncing [e])

definition (grammar): e-verb symbol
This is for forming an e-verb: meaning that the subject lets the -headed person/thing
into the condition shown by the following characters. The detail is here.
(につづく人やものを、主語がの後続語の状態にさせるという意味で動詞を構成する動詞符)
Verb-base overlays (Japanese 日本語は、ここをご覧ください)

{gd,05,54}: am not, are not, is not

. : He is not my chief.

* When #gd and #55 are separated, the subject request something to other person.

: I want this.

When suggesting to do something with the other people or parson together,
the idiomatic head with #01 and the verb work together.

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