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Subject: [jvsw] Definition Edited At Word jefydiknalgundei -- By teryrei
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In jbovlaste, the user teryrei has edited a
definition of "jefydiknalgundei" in the language "English".

Differences:

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< "Weekend" (specific days in a week off work) is a very culture-specific concept. It was felt more appropriate to make a word meaning "work holiday" and leave the days/week[s] to be specified by the person.
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> "Weekend" (the last two days in a week, presumed to be a rest from work) is a culture-specific concept. It was felt more appropriate to make a word meaning "work holiday" and leave the days/week[s] to be specified by the person.


Old Data:

	Definition:
		$x_1=di_1=dj_1$ is a regularly-occurring period of days off work [weekend] lasting $x_2=dj_2$ days, recurring every $x_3=j_2=di_3$ weeks, for worker $x_4=g_1$, at job $x_5=g_2$

	Notes:
		cf. {nalgundei}, {jeftu}, {dikni}, {gunka}, {djedi}, {di'i}, {na'e};

"Weekend" (specific days in a week off work) is a very culture-specific concept. It was felt more appropriate to make a word meaning "work holiday" and leave the days/week[s] to be specified by the person.

	Jargon:
		

	Gloss Keywords:
		Word: weekend, In Sense: days regularly off of work

	Place Keywords:



New Data:

	Definition:
		$x_1=di_1=dj_1$ is a regularly-occurring period of days off work [weekend] lasting $x_2=dj_2$ days, recurring every $x_3=j_2=di_3$ weeks, for worker $x_4=g_1$, at job $x_5=g_2$

	Notes:
		cf. {nalgundei}, {jeftu}, {dikni}, {gunka}, {djedi}, {di'i}, {na'e};

"Weekend" (the last two days in a week, presumed to be a rest from work) is a culture-specific concept. It was felt more appropriate to make a word meaning "work holiday" and leave the days/week[s] to be specified by the person.

	Jargon:
		

	Gloss Keywords:
		Word: weekend, In Sense: days regularly off of work

	Place Keywords:




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