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Subject: [jvsw] Definition Edited At Word namcixu -- By latros
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 Content preview:  In jbovlaste, the user latros has edited a definition of "namcixu"
    in the language "English". Differences: 2,2c2,2 < For $x_4=PA_1$ x in $x_1$
    there exist $x_5=PA_2$ y in $x_2$ such that x me'au $x_3$ y; for $x_6=PA_3$
    y in $x_2$ there exist $x_7=PA_4$ x in $x_1$ such that x me'au $x_3$ y. ---
    > For mo'e $x_4$ x in $x_1$ there exist mo'e $x_5$ y in $x_2$ such that x
    me'au $x_3$ y; for mo'e $x_6$ y in $x_2$ there exist mo'e $x_7$ x in $x_1$
    such that x me'au $x_3$ y. 5,5c5,5 < Cf. {me'au}. Somewhat supercedes {rolsixu},
    in that {rolsixu} is {namcixu} for x4=x6=li ro, x5=x7=li su'o. --- > Cf.
   {me'au}, {mo'e}. Somewhat supercedes {rolsixu}, in that {rolsixu} is {namcixu}
    for x4=x6=li ro, x5=x7=li su'o. [...] 
 
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In jbovlaste, the user latros has edited a
definition of "namcixu" in the language "English".

Differences:

2,2c2,2
< 		For $x_4=PA_1$ x in $x_1$ there exist $x_5=PA_2$ y in $x_2$ such that x me'au $x_3$ y; for $x_6=PA_3$ y in $x_2$ there exist $x_7=PA_4$ x in $x_1$ such that x me'au $x_3$ y.
---
> 		For mo'e $x_4$ x in $x_1$ there exist mo'e $x_5$ y in $x_2$ such that x me'au $x_3$ y; for mo'e $x_6$ y in $x_2$ there exist mo'e $x_7$ x in $x_1$ such that x me'au $x_3$ y.
5,5c5,5
< 		Cf. {me'au}. Somewhat supercedes {rolsixu}, in that {rolsixu} is {namcixu} for x4=x6=li ro, x5=x7=li su'o.
---
> 		Cf. {me'au}, {mo'e}. Somewhat supercedes {rolsixu}, in that {rolsixu} is {namcixu} for x4=x6=li ro, x5=x7=li su'o.


Old Data:

	Definition:
		For $x_4=PA_1$ x in $x_1$ there exist $x_5=PA_2$ y in $x_2$ such that x me'au $x_3$ y; for $x_6=PA_3$ y in $x_2$ there exist $x_7=PA_4$ x in $x_1$ such that x me'au $x_3$ y.

	Notes:
		Cf. {me'au}. Somewhat supercedes {rolsixu}, in that {rolsixu} is {namcixu} for x4=x6=li ro, x5=x7=li su'o.

	Jargon:
		

	Gloss Keywords:
		Word: reciprocal, In Sense: variable number

	Place Keywords:


New Data:

	Definition:
		For mo'e $x_4$ x in $x_1$ there exist mo'e $x_5$ y in $x_2$ such that x me'au $x_3$ y; for mo'e $x_6$ y in $x_2$ there exist mo'e $x_7$ x in $x_1$ such that x me'au $x_3$ y.

	Notes:
		Cf. {me'au}, {mo'e}. Somewhat supercedes {rolsixu}, in that {rolsixu} is {namcixu} for x4=x6=li ro, x5=x7=li su'o.

	Jargon:
		

	Gloss Keywords:
		Word: reciprocal, In Sense: variable number

	Place Keywords:


You can go to <http://jbovlaste.lojban.org/dict/namcixu> to see it.