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Subject: Re: [lojban] {PA li PA}. What can it mean?
Date: Thu, 25 Dec 2014 07:45:41 -0500
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On Wednesday, December 24, 2014 10:20:51 Gleki Arxokuna wrote:
> In the corpus I can some usage of it:
> * lo nu mi sipna cu cacra ji'i li pa re
> * .i pa li ci .e re li pi ci ci co'e
> * nanca su'o li pa no
>=20
> What should {PA li PA} mean? The same as {li PA PA}?
> Of course, this transformation can't be applied to {PA me'o PA}.

It's nonsense. The only context in which {PA li PA} makes any sense is a=20
sequence, list, set, matrix, or the like of numbers.

li no sa'i mu sa'i bi sa'i bi sa'i re sa'i ci sa'i mu sa'i re vasru re li m=
u

mu'omi'e .pier.
--=20
When a barnacle settles down, its brain disintegrates.
J=C3=A1 n=C3=A3o percebe nada, j=C3=A1 n=C3=A3o percebe nada.

--=20
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