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la .asiz. cu cusku di'e
> An example is
>    {lo ka'=E0mru cu tai k=ECnli ja'e lo nu lo tr=ECcu cu ba zi j=ECbni lo=
 ka se
> k=E0tna}
>
> I understand that {ko'a jibni lo ka broda} here means something like
> {ko'a na ru'e broda}.

Yes, but...

> At least to me, this use of jibni was new.

I probably used {jibni} as a placeholder before I made {kaijbi}:
http://jbovlaste.lojban.org/dict/kaijbi

It appears in another phrase you already quoted once in another thread:

".i lo nanmu (to la .dorotis. cu jinvi toi) cu kaijbi lo ka dunli la=20
nakf=E0mti .xenris. lo ka tolci'o" -- Chapter 2

{jibni} alone certainly doesn't work. I must have forgotten to replace it.

mi'e la selpa'i mu'o

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