Number corresponding to the complete shape of the honeycomb, made up of six sides.

Conceptual notes

sefu does not come from abstract counting, but from a naturally recurring form.

Reinforces the idea that Uomé's numerical system arises from the perception of the world, not from arbitrary symbols.

Maintains coherence with the radical fūnz-, without repeating the long nasal, avoiding articulatory weight.

The sefu form arises from the conceptual expression:

scəūro he̊ fūnzaʘ
(honeycomb)

with:

• suppression of the ingressive (he̊),
• vowel simplification,
• semantic condensation.

The numeral now represents the form, not the content.

Iconic etymology:

• se- — phonological reduction of scəūro (honeycomb / shaped container), preserving the s- attack and the idea of structure.
  
  
• -fu — extracted from fūnzaʘ (honey), without a long nasal, evoking the typical content of the honeycomb without carrying the idea of a continuous substance.