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Subject: Re: [lojban] "to" and "from" places in vorme, dargu, cripu, klaji
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.i la gleki ku cusku di'e
>When using cripu3/4 we can't even be sure where is destination due to=20
"typically".
>
>And most bridges are two way bridges. Using cripu place structure looks=20
like a nightmare here
>[=E2=80=A6]

I understand

>x1 is a bridge/span over/across x2 between x3 and x4 [unordered, typically=
=20
destination first].

thusly: {cripu}ing means spanning over x2, objectively connecting x2 and=20
x4, and that=E2=80=99s it. While which one is considered a starting point a=
nd which=20
one a destination=E2=80=94if you imagine crossing the x2 via what {cripu}es=
 it=E2=80=94is=20
obviously subjective, depending on ma kau klama ma kau ma kau lo bi'u nai=
=20
cripu. I take the stuff in square brackets as a mere comment on usage as=20
observed, expected, or recommended at the time of the compiling of the=20
gi'uste, not as part of the definition.

I guess it would be highly impractical if {cripu} were to have places=20
corresponding to {klama}2 and {klama}3, since it doesn=E2=80=99t have a {kl=
ama}1=20
equivalent to clarify the perspective.

mu'o mi'e la iesko

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<div dir=3D"ltr">.i la gleki ku cusku di'e<br>&gt;When using cripu3/4 we ca=
n't even be sure where is destination due to "typically".<br>&gt;<br>&gt;An=
d most bridges are two way bridges. Using cripu place structure looks like =
a nightmare here<br>&gt;[=E2=80=A6]<br><br>I understand<br><br>&gt;x1 is a =
bridge/span over/across x2 between x3 and x4 [unordered, typically destinat=
ion first].<br><br>thusly: {cripu}ing means spanning over x2, objectively c=
onnecting x2 and x4, and that=E2=80=99s it. While which one is considered a=
 starting point and which one a destination=E2=80=94if you imagine crossing=
 the x2 via what {cripu}es it=E2=80=94is obviously subjective, depending on=
 ma kau klama ma kau ma kau lo bi'u nai cripu. I take the stuff in square b=
rackets as a mere comment on usage as observed, expected, or recommended at=
 the time of the compiling of the gi'uste, not as part of the definition.<b=
r><br>I guess it would be highly impractical if {cripu} were to have places=
 corresponding to {klama}2 and {klama}3, since it doesn=E2=80=99t have a {k=
lama}1 equivalent to clarify the perspective.<br><br>mu'o mi'e la iesko</di=
v>

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