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Subject: [lojban] [oz] {ze'a lo nu ko'a jmive}
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Examples:
(1) {ba lo nu lo mi p=E0tfu cu mrob=EC'o kei mi k=F9rji lo mi tolc=EC'o m=
=E0mta ze'a
lo nu my cu jm=ECve}
(2) {mi ta ba d=E0mba ze'a lo nu mi jm=ECve}

I get {lo nu ko'a jmive} to refer to the whole life of ko'a, but these
examples clearly refer only to part of its life. In the case of (1), the
widowhood. In the case of (2), to the presence of the fouls.

Arguing that {nunji'e} is distributive won't help, since this would make
the sentences less than informative.

What about {renvi}?

mu'o
mi'e .asiz.

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<div dir=3D"ltr">Examples:<br>(1) {ba lo nu lo mi p=E0tfu cu mrob=EC&#39;o =
kei mi k=F9rji lo mi tolc=EC&#39;o m=E0mta ze&#39;a lo nu my cu jm=ECve}<br=
>(2) {mi ta ba d=E0mba ze&#39;a lo nu mi jm=ECve}<br><br>I get {lo nu ko=
9;a jmive} to refer to the whole life of ko&#39;a, but these examples clear=
ly refer only to part of its life. In the case of (1), the widowhood. In th=
e case of (2), to the presence of the fouls.<br>

<br>Arguing that {nunji&#39;e} is distributive won&#39;t help, since this w=
ould make the sentences less than informative.<br><br>What about {renvi}?<b=
r><br>mu&#39;o<br>mi&#39;e .asiz.<br></div>

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