soakue is a dictionary for Toaq that uses data from Toadua (updated daily). you can download it to use it offline, and it works even when Toadua is down. on the other hand, you can't use soakue to define new words or vote on existing words.
thanks to emnresu, &, and Lynn for contributing!
=toa searches for exactly the word toa. there are a couple fancy things you can do with
this:
CVFQ match their refgram definitions (note
that VV includes F)
R matches a raku
_ matches a space
everything else works like in regex
soakue automatically converts some characters to their Toaq equivalents:
i → ı
v or w or y → ꝡ
x → '
: or - → ◌̣ (prefix underdot)
1234 → ◌̀◌́◌̈◌̂ (tones)
~ is similar but will also match word-internally: ~toa behaves the same as
=.*toa.* and =toa behaves the same as ~^(?:toa)$
@author searches for words defined by author
#QixhMGJ8MQ finds the word with that exact ID
/n finds definitions with n slots
$scope shows words defined under a particular language code. for example $en for
English, $toa for Toaq
! negates a query, e.g. !@official
^n finds definitions with at least +n votes. you can do !^n for less than
n, and ^=n for exactly n.
w: finds words that are Bad (from older versions of Toaq, phonotactically invalid, etc)