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On Mon, Aug 16, 2004 at 10:29:51PM +0100, Zefram wrote:
> Where can I find the current official lujvo list, 

http://www.lojban.org/jbovlaste/

> and how do new lujvo get added to it?

People with accounts put stuff in.

> I've found a need to translate "velvet", and came up with "kerfa
> bukpu" ("furry fabric") to describe it.  This would make a lujvo
> "krebu'u" with place structure "x1 is an amount of velvet of
> type/material x2".

Oooh, you actually made up a place structure!  It's way to common around
here to make up lujvo, assign them a keyword, and think you're done.  Go
you.

If you want an account, mail me, otherwise I'll add the word myself.

I suggest, however, that you make it broader; velvet, velour, crushed
velvet, possibly chemeil.

-Robin

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