Memorise information via a name's syllables

In this diagram, a name is broken up into a lot of hidden information. Earlier in the course, 100 syllables were taught which match 100 numbers from 00, 01, 02, .. through to 99. So numerical information is contained in syllables; and also abbreviated city names and the use of colour to represent a digit:

And here is an Excel spreadsheet of that 10,000 system:

0000 to 9999 (as a 7Z zip file (sourceforge 7zip zipping software unzips it))

Note: the addition of two numbers will only have the tens and units in the result. 51 + 51 is 102 normally but I just want the 02 from the right of the answer.

I like the idea of having memorised mathematics results so that mathematics can be done with less mental juggling of numbers.

You will see the Multiply column and the Divide column have numbers as you scroll down the lists. At position 0206, BIDE GA KIKI - YixYiyYiz is a name where KIKI is a result of taking the 02 and 06 of 0206 and doing division to get 0.3333 ; since KI always means 33, KIKI is that 3333 of the decimal fraction answer.

0602 is DEBI GA JI - YacAshFuj ; 06 x 02 of 0602 gives the multiplication answer of 12. JI is always a representation of 12; so JI occurs in the name.

I know if that area of a name is a multiplication when the first two digits (such as 06) is equal to or larger than the next two digits (02).

So 0602 a is four digit number which should match up with a name that contains a multiplication result; but

0602 is a four digit number which should match up with a name that contains a division result.

In order to avoid easier or impossible results such as 'division by zero', sometimes no multiplication or division content occurs.

Names become a bit easier after the 1000th row because I stopped giving city name clues after position 0999; so names do not need so many syllables after that row.