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 Content preview:  In jbovlaste, the user gleki has edited a definition of "djuno"
    in the language "English". Differences: 5,5c5,5 < Words usable for epistemology
    typically have a du'u place; know how to - implying knowledge of method but
    not necessarily having the ability to practice (= {tadjyju'o}). (cf. know/familiar
    with: se slabu, na'e cnino, na'e fange). See also cmavo list {du'o}, {krici},
    {jinvi}, {cilre}, {certu}, {facki}, {jijnu}, {jimpe}, {senpi}, {smadi}, {kakne},
    {birti}, {mipri}, {morji}, {saske}, {viska}. --- > Words usable for epistemology
    typically have a du'u place; know how to - implying knowledge of method but
    not necessarily having the ability to practice (= {tadjyju'o}). 'know/familiar
    with' - {se} {slabu}, {na'e} {cnino}, {na'e} {fange}. See also {du'o}, {krici},
    {jinvi}, {cilre}, {certu}, {facki}, {jijnu}, {jimpe}, {senpi}, {smadi}, {kakne},
    {birti}, {mipri}, {morji}, {saske}, {viska}. [...] 
 
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In jbovlaste, the user gleki has edited a
definition of "djuno" in the language "English".

Differences:

5,5c5,5
< 		Words usable for epistemology typically have a du'u place; know how to - implying knowledge of method but not necessarily having the ability to practice (= {tadjyju'o}). (cf. know/familiar with: se slabu, na'e cnino, na'e fange).  See also cmavo list {du'o}, {krici}, {jinvi}, {cilre}, {certu}, {facki}, {jijnu}, {jimpe}, {senpi}, {smadi}, {kakne}, {birti}, {mipri}, {morji}, {saske}, {viska}.
---
> 		Words usable for epistemology typically have a du'u place; know how to - implying knowledge of method but not necessarily having the ability to practice (= {tadjyju'o}). 'know/familiar with' - {se} {slabu}, {na'e} {cnino}, {na'e} {fange}. See also {du'o}, {krici}, {jinvi}, {cilre}, {certu}, {facki}, {jijnu}, {jimpe}, {senpi}, {smadi}, {kakne}, {birti}, {mipri}, {morji}, {saske}, {viska}.


Old Data:

	Definition:
		$x_{1}$ knows fact(s) $x_{2}$ (du'u) about subject $x_{3}$ by epistemology $x_{4}$.

	Notes:
		Words usable for epistemology typically have a du'u place; know how to - implying knowledge of method but not necessarily having the ability to practice (= {tadjyju'o}). (cf. know/familiar with: se slabu, na'e cnino, na'e fange).  See also cmavo list {du'o}, {krici}, {jinvi}, {cilre}, {certu}, {facki}, {jijnu}, {jimpe}, {senpi}, {smadi}, {kakne}, {birti}, {mipri}, {morji}, {saske}, {viska}.

	Jargon:
		

	Gloss Keywords:
		Word: know, In Sense: 

	Place Keywords:


New Data:

	Definition:
		$x_{1}$ knows fact(s) $x_{2}$ (du'u) about subject $x_{3}$ by epistemology $x_{4}$.

	Notes:
		Words usable for epistemology typically have a du'u place; know how to - implying knowledge of method but not necessarily having the ability to practice (= {tadjyju'o}). 'know/familiar with' - {se} {slabu}, {na'e} {cnino}, {na'e} {fange}. See also {du'o}, {krici}, {jinvi}, {cilre}, {certu}, {facki}, {jijnu}, {jimpe}, {senpi}, {smadi}, {kakne}, {birti}, {mipri}, {morji}, {saske}, {viska}.

	Jargon:
		

	Gloss Keywords:
		Word: know, In Sense: 

	Place Keywords:


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