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Reply-To: Jorge LLambias <jorge@PHYAST.PITT.EDU>
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From: Jorge LLambias <jorge@PHYAST.PITT.EDU>
Subject:      Re: TECH: rhinos
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la nitcion cusku di'e
>
> To John Cowan respond I thus:
>
> #I think I have now gotten lojbab to agree that "sisku" needs a property in
> #x2, because you can look for something which (veridically) is a purple
> #rhinoceros, even though in fact there are no purple rhinocerotes (four
> #syllables, please).
>
> rhinocerotes? Really? Because to my knowledge, rhino'keros has always had
> the plural rhino'keroi, and Latin has followed suit (rhinoceros, rhinoceri).

Then where did the Spanish rinoceronte come from?

Jorge