ROM-GTCV-Generic.html  ( Gradual Temporary Curve )  

Github @ https://conceptionary.github.io/conceptionary-app/templates/phonographic/ROM-GTCV-Generic.html

The template for concepts in which the graduation from one state to another is continual  - with the potential to return to the original state.  Scroll down for more....   Latest  version updated on 2026-09-13

The acronyms in the generic template above refer to the Target Language - 'TL' ( the language being studied )   Presented by default.
    Clicking once takes you to  the Source Language - 'SL' where you can see the equivalent translated into  your own language.
    Clicking twice takes you to the Quiz - 'TLQ' where you need to reproduce the word ( or phrase ) that you've just seen at the 'TL' level.
    Once you've correctly entered the corresponding text , that vocabulary item becomes visible on the curve - in its approximate respective position, relative to other words in that concept spectrum.   It will stay there until you refresh the page.
    Double clicking outside the Quiz dialogue box closes it so you can move on to the next vocabulary item.
You can choose to 'toggle' between the (default ) States Mode - and the Transitions Mode - where you'll be presented with the same curve - but this mode deals with the verbs , adverbs and verb phrases we use to describe the transitions that occur between the  adjectives and nouns  on the States Mode.
e.g.   Cold ( State ) warming up ( Transition ) Warm ( State ) .
  When you toggle to the Transitions mode you'll immediately see words along the curve. You can use your cursor ( or finger ) to drag them along the curve - and you can click on them once to get the translation - twice to do the test - with your correct entries being sent up to the the arrays on either side of the screen - where you can turn either the TL or SL version on or off - as another aid to help you to memorise them.

Phonographic languages are those whose writing systems are a phonetic approximation of the spoken form. 
Although not a truly phonetic language, English could be considered to be a phonographic language.
Bahasa Indonesia uses the roman alphabet and its spelling is fairly consistent with its pronunciation.
NOT Chinese ( which is a LOGOgraphic language ) .

The templates follow the generally accepted conventions in similar graphic representations that :
- time flows from left to right along the lines. 

- degree increases upward, and decreases downward. 

- positive = up , negative = down

2026-09-10  In this recent update we have added 'Full Screen' mode at the top of the list in  the 'Tools' drop down menu (top right of the screen ) ,  On the States ( default ) Mode we have changed the draggableFrame to a small yellow circle , re-positioned all the text-box display positions to avoid overlapping , hidden the progress monitor .
On the Transitions Mode ( click on Toggle Modes button ) we have hidden the Learned Vocabulary dropdown Arrays and moved them up to the top of the screen to avoid overlapping conflicts .  We have also fixed the issue in which Learned vocabulary on the Transitions Mode ( verbs ) was being pushed to display on the States Mode ( nouns, adjectives and adverbs).