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Mark says:
> There's
> some kind of gut feeling that I can't quite quantify...  When I think "A
> bird flies through the sky", that has to be "litru" (or maybe "voirli'u"),
> even though the bird obviously came from somewhere and will eventually
> stop.  But the action under consideration is *not* the going anywhere or
> leaving anywhere, it's just the *travel* part.

This is one case where _litru_ is natural, but _klama_ is not
inappropriate, especially if _caho klama_ is used.

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