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Subject:      Re: TEXT: xislu mu'ucutci  (roller skating)
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A common word for 'skate' that doesn't distinguish ice vs. roller

How about cutcymarce  or cutcyxemklama

But I suspect that once you get specific and put the wheels or the slide
on, that the 'vehicle' nature of the thing will get Zipf'd off as being
obvious.  It makes good classifying, but people have tended to not like
long words.

lojbab