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Subject: [jvsw] Definition Edited At Word koi'e -- By spheniscine
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 Content preview:  In jbovlaste, the user spheniscine has edited a definition
    of "koi'e" in the language "English". Differences: 5,5c5,5 < This word is
    intended to "separate" cmavo in a UI-clause; presently its only expected
   purpose is to separate the UI-cmavo a {toi'e} parenthetical will attach to.
    For example, in (iuro'o toi'e uinai), (uinai) would attach to (iuro'o), while
    in (iu koi'e ro'o toi'e uinai), (uinai) would attach only to (ro'o). Elidable
    terminator: {toi'o} --- > This word is intended to "separate" cmavo in a
   UI-clause; it can separate the UI-cmavo a {toi'e} parenthetical will attach
    to. For example, in (iuro'o toi'e uinai), (uinai) would attach to (iuro'o),
    while in (iu koi'e ro'o toi'e uinai), (uinai) would attach only to (ro'o).
    /It can also override the normal "priority order" of how attitudinal-modifiers
    like {ro'a} and {dai} affect each other; this order is currently ill-defined,
    however. /Elidable terminator: {toi'o} [...] 
 
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In jbovlaste, the user spheniscine has edited a
definition of "koi'e" in the language "English".

Differences:

5,5c5,5
< 		This word is intended to "separate" cmavo in a UI-clause; presently its only expected purpose is to separate the UI-cmavo a {toi'e} parenthetical will attach to. For example, in (iuro'o toi'e uinai), (uinai) would attach to (iuro'o), while in (iu koi'e ro'o toi'e uinai), (uinai) would attach only to (ro'o). Elidable terminator: {toi'o}
---
> 		This word is intended to "separate" cmavo in a UI-clause; it can separate the UI-cmavo a {toi'e} parenthetical will attach to. For example, in (iuro'o toi'e uinai), (uinai) would attach to (iuro'o), while in (iu koi'e ro'o toi'e uinai), (uinai) would attach only to (ro'o). /It can also override the normal "priority order" of how attitudinal-modifiers like {ro'a} and {dai} affect each other; this order is currently ill-defined, however. /Elidable terminator: {toi'o}


Old Data:

	Definition:
		UI-cmavo parenthesis/separator: start grouping

	Notes:
		This word is intended to "separate" cmavo in a UI-clause; presently its only expected purpose is to separate the UI-cmavo a {toi'e} parenthetical will attach to. For example, in (iuro'o toi'e uinai), (uinai) would attach to (iuro'o), while in (iu koi'e ro'o toi'e uinai), (uinai) would attach only to (ro'o). Elidable terminator: {toi'o}

	Jargon:
		

	Gloss Keywords:
		Word: attitudinal parenthesis, In Sense: 

	Place Keywords:


New Data:

	Definition:
		UI-cmavo parenthesis/separator: start grouping

	Notes:
		This word is intended to "separate" cmavo in a UI-clause; it can separate the UI-cmavo a {toi'e} parenthetical will attach to. For example, in (iuro'o toi'e uinai), (uinai) would attach to (iuro'o), while in (iu koi'e ro'o toi'e uinai), (uinai) would attach only to (ro'o). /It can also override the normal "priority order" of how attitudinal-modifiers like {ro'a} and {dai} affect each other; this order is currently ill-defined, however. /Elidable terminator: {toi'o}

	Jargon:
		

	Gloss Keywords:
		Word: attitudinal parenthesis, In Sense: 

	Place Keywords:


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