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On 19/04/2014 16:22, Wuzzy wrote:
>> Lid
> lo ve botpi [lid of a bottle]
> lo drudi [roof/top/ceiling/lid on top of something]
There is also {gacri}.

>> Cutting Board
> lo nu katna kei tanbo [cutting-board]

>> Serving Tray
> lo nu selfu kei palne [event-of-serving-tray]
>
>> Cooking Oil
> lo nu jukpa kei grasu [event-of-cooking-oil]

You can use the regular prefix nun- in order to avoid using kei there. 
{lo nunjukpa grasu}.

>> Flammable
> jelca [to be flammable/to burn]

I think that {ka'e jelca} or perhaps {jelca frili} is better there, 
unless I misunderstand {jelca}'s meaning.
Hmm, actually, {jelca}'s notes suggest {jelfrili} for this use. :)

mi'e la .ilmen. mu'o

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