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Lojbab:
> abu frica by lejei xunre
> abu frica by leni xunre
> abu frica by leka xunre
> abu frica by lenu xunre
> abu frica by ledu'u xunre
> abu frica by lesedu'u xunre
> abu frica by leli'i xunre
> abu frica by lesu'u xunre

In current grammar x1 of xunre here is zohe. Are there rules for
interpreting it here? Or do we rely on context? Either way, what
does zohe refer to? And what if it was {badri} instead of {xunre},
i.e. with two zohe sumti instead of one?

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