Fix misleading lukin entry (#81)

It's true that using lukin as a modifier can sometimes justify translating it
with 'apperance' but including it in the definition is very misleading because
it's a common beginner mistake to say things like "ona li lukin pona" and
wanting it to mean "They look good"

words/source/commentary.toml

@@ -126,7 +126,7 @@ lokon = ""
 lon = ""
 lu = ""
 luka = ""
-lukin = "In common usage (both before and after pu), \"lukin\" and \"oko\" are separate words, each with their own meaning. In pu, they are considered synonyms. Those who consider them synonyms typically don't use \"oko\" at all, preferring \"lukin\" in all circumstances. The usage of \"alasa\" as a preverb meaning \"try to\" is more common than \"lukin\". In pu, only \"lukin\" has this meaning."
+lukin = "In common usage (both before and after pu), \"lukin\" and \"oko\" are separate words, each with their own meaning. In pu, they are considered synonyms. Those who consider them synonyms typically don't use \"oko\" at all, preferring \"lukin\" in all circumstances. The usage of \"alasa\" as a preverb meaning \"try to\" is more common than \"lukin\". In pu, only \"lukin\" has this meaning. A very common beginner mistake is treating \"lukin\" as if it means \"appearance\", due to the mistakenly equating the \"visual\" meaning as in \"pona lukin (visually good)\" to mean \"looks good\"."
 lupa = ""
 ma = ""
 majuna = ""

words/source/definitions.toml

@@ -112,7 +112,7 @@ lokon = '[word made as a compromise between "lukin" and "oko"]'
 lon = "real, true, existing, present; (preposition) located at, located in"
 lu = "(word reserved for future use by Sonja Lang)"
 luka = "hand, arm, tactile limb, grasping limb; (number) five"
-lukin = "look, view, examine, read, watch; appearance, visual; eye, seeing organ; (preverb) try to"
+lukin = "look, view, examine, read, watch; visual; eye, seeing organ; (preverb) try to"
 lupa = "hole, pit, cave, doorway, window, portal"
 ma = "earth, land, soil; country, territory, world; outdoors"
 majuna = "old, aged, ancient"
@@ -158,7 +158,7 @@ ojuta = 'adaptation of the English meme "ligma", (literally) "lick my"'
 oke = "(acknowledgement or acceptance)"
 okepuma = "boomer, Baby Boomer, inconsiderate elder; [interjection/insult]"
 oki = "(acknowledgement or acceptance)"
-oko = "look, view, examine, read, watch; appearance, visual; eye, seeing organ; (preverb) try to"
+oko = "look, view, examine, read, watch; visual; eye, seeing organ; (preverb) try to"
 olin = "to have a strong emotional bond with, e.g. affection, appreciation; platonic, romantic, or familial relationships"
 omekalike = '(proper name) a song by jan Usawi, (literally) "eat a bad fish"'
 omekapo = "goodbye, farewell, see you later, (literally) eat a good fish"