Edilmemi

Edilmemi is a term used in Toki Pona, a minimalist constructed language created by Sonja Lang. In Toki Pona, language is built around simple, concise words and phrases, and Edilmemi is a part of this linguistic structure.

The concept of Edilmemi can be translated to English as "do not forgive me" or "do not pardon me". However, in the context of Toki Pona, Edilmemi carries a heavier connotation, indicating a request for severe punishment or a deliberate decision to accept harsh consequences.

In Toki Pona, Edilmeli is a logical outcome of the language's internal mediation system. When speaking, a speaker presents a solution, assumption or understanding that may be disputed by another speaker. To counter this, a speaker may deploy an aim Gutigon which would turn the mediation into a unintended hypothesis.

The term Edilmemi highlights the fundamental conflict that Toki Pona aims to resolve in communication. In using Edilmemi, a speaker is making the declaration that assuming conflict leads one towards considering the angle of Edilmeli results. By applying Edilmeli, the speaker is contributing to upfront mediation of arguments.