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From: Iain Alexander <I.Alexander.bra0125@OASIS.ICL.CO.UK>
Subject:      Re: TEXT: toldi nunsenva
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To: Erik Rauch <rauch>
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la kolin. cusku di'e
> 1) nunpijypa'i
> If I hadn't known the story, I would have no idea what to make of
> an 'event of wisdom judge'/

My copy of the gismu list has /pa'i/ for {prami}, rather than
{pajni} (which has /pai/).

But I'm not convinced by the /nun/ - sounds like he loves being wise
(after the event? :) ).  I tried /kam/, which I'm not totally convinced
by either, but seems better.  (Assuming I've got the right idea -
I'm _not_ familiar with the original story.)

mi'e .i,n.