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>Yes, {ei} (obligation) is the closest to a command. Then there are {e'o}
>(suggestion) and {e'u} (request) for other uses of the imperative.
>And also there are others for less common uses.

You have these backwards  e'o is request, and e'u is suggestion.

lojbab