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> > Good! The move to the heqad of the highest prenex is simply the
> > simplest rule and the one that seems to be involved most often
> > in natural languages
>
> What the **** is a heqad? It looks Arabic, & hasn't made it into the
> OED (1st ed).
 
It's Arabic for "head", I believe...
 
 
Jorge