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>    se mamta fa mi  "I am a mother"
>    selmamta fa mi  "I have a mother"

No, they both mean "I have a mother."  FA conversions rearrange sumti
around the selbri, but it does not matter whether the selbri is a single
lujvo or is complex.  The place structure of both "se mamta" and "selmamta" is

	x1 has as mother x2 by relationship x3

-- 
John Cowan		sharing account <lojbab@access.digex.net> for now
		e'osai ko sarji la lojban.