From cbmvax!uunet!cuvmb.bitnet!LOJBAN Fri Aug 21 13:22:24 1992 Return-Path: Date: Fri Aug 21 13:22:24 1992 Message-Id: <9208210910.AA07078@relay1.UU.NET> Reply-To: cbmvax!uunet!oasis.icl.co.uk!I.Alexander.bra0122 Sender: Lojban list From: cbmvax!uunet!oasis.icl.co.uk!I.Alexander.bra0122 Subject: bytyky. X-To: lojban@cuvmb.cc.columbia.edu To: John Cowan Status: RO bytyky. zo'u >ni'o ca le lampru nalgundje le me bytyky. ritnacterjivna cu cfari {ritkemnacterjvi} - or is that too fussy? > >.i la'edi'u se jalge lenu la byrnlis. cmima ba'o le vomoi terfendi co'a le > > cimoi terfendi gi'e pujecajeba rinka lenu mi mutce gleki (Nick:) > You're trying to abbreviate {ba'o cmima le vomoi gi'e co'a cmima le cimoi}; > I don't think the form you've used works, but I can suggest no better. I think a termset does the trick (the ZAhO definitely refer to {cmima}) la BYrnlis. cmima nu'i ba'oku le vomoi terfendi nu'u.e co'aku le cimoi terfendi BTW, I think you need a {kei} before the {gi'e}. > > le kelgri poi se cmene zo su'onzis. zi'e noi natmrkymri Nick> Is it the case that le'avla can't have {y}? If so, then natmrkmri (yum :) I *do* hope this works :) I think you're right about {y}. I asked Colin what was _phonologically_ wrong with his {*bradfrd.}, but he hasn't replied yet. But the rules for _le'avla_ will be different anyway. I suspect they unfortunately rule out both of these. > .i lenu la byrnlis. joi la su'onzis. cu me bytyky. simjvi kei pu mentu sono > gi'e pluka ni ki'unai lenu mi pu cilmo le carvi {mentu li sono gi'e pluka mi} > .i .ui la byrnlis. poroi kelsnada gi'e la su'onzis. noroi kelsnada Another {gi'e} -> {.ije} > .i seja'e la'edi'u la byrnlis. jinga gi'e mi mi gleki xruti lemi zdani I quite like this "reflexive" {mi mi [] xruti}. Iain.