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On 11/4/05, HeliodoR <exitconsole@gmail.com> wrote:
>
> > You can call them ... tcica, or ...
>
> I'm not sure:
> x1 (EVENT/EXPERIENCE)
> misleads/deceives/dupes/fools/cheats/tricks x2 into x3
> A decieving person must be a {ticpre} or something similar.

Then you should object to {juxre} too.

I tend to think that if an event can be/do something, then a
person/object can too. Otherwise it is not clear why some
words can apply to both events and persons while others can't.
For example, compare {tcica} with {sidju}. x1 of sidju is used
both for people and for events. What makes {tcica}
so different?

mu'o mi'e xorxes