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>The meaning of lujvo is controlled by --- though not the same as --- the
>meaning of the tanru from which the lujvo was constructed.  The tanru
>corresponding to a lujvo will in this chapter be called its "veljvo".


Would explain where such things as <veljvo> came from (fourth conversion of
jvo, the rafsi for lujvo) In fact, what is sorely needed is a glossary of
all the new lojban jargon to be used in a chapter at the beginning of each
chapter, and a comprehensive jargon glossary in an appendix of the whole
text.

cohomihe la stivn


Steven M. Belknap, M.D.
Assistant Professor of Clinical Pharmacology and Medicine
University of Illinois College of Medicine at Peoria

email: sbelknap@uic.edu
Voice: 309/671-3403
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