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Subject:      RE: le le la jbotur. ckafyzda ku jbofitpla
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> Oh, now I see.  Hmmmm.  Maybe some UIs could do the trick.  Maybe
> {fidakaunaizo'o no'uzo'onai}?  Not that much better, and I'm misusing
> {kau}.  Wasn't it originally proposed as a cmavo for "known!"?  What should
> be used for that meaning now?
>
> ~mark

I can't quite make up my mind whether the new {bi'u} ("new",
"not-yet-mentioned") and {bi'unai} ("old", "previously-mentioned")
can serve for "unknown" and "known".

Iain.