TLWAELO

→ NORMAL

The ordinary text style — neither heavy nor slanted.

TLWAELO

You hand it to mokgwaWaMokwalo. It is the default, so mostly you use it to go back to ordinary type after a TIISA or an ITHALIKI.

One word, two jobs. Lower-case tlwaelo is the name of default inside tlhopha — the branch taken when nothing else matches. Upper-case TLWAELO is the ordinary text style. In Setswana it is one word meaning one thing: the usual one. Bopa tells them apart by capitals, as it does for every value name — and TLWAELO is never translated to default, either.

Examples

Going back to ordinary type

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tiro setaLoeto() {
  thalaKanefase(400, 200);
  bokamorago(242);
  tlogelaMothalo();
  tlatsaMmala(40, 50, 70);
  bogoloJwaMokwalo(26);

  mokgwaWaMokwalo(TIISA);
  thalaMokwalo('Setlhogo', 40, 70);

  mokgwaWaMokwalo(TLWAELO);
  thalaMokwalo('mme mafoko a a a latelang', 40, 130);

  tlhalosa('Setlhogo se se kwadilweng ka mokwalo o o tiileng, mme ka fa tlase ga sona go na le mokwalo o o tlwaelegileng.');
}

See also

mokgwaWaMokwalo, TIISA, ITHALIKI, TIISAITHALIKI