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>> (The cmaste happens to use this very example; look under pa'aku.
>> It means "respectively")
>
>If BAIs are going to have this power of meddling with the scope of
>quantifiers, it should be explained in much more detail than as a
>lost example in the cmaste, I think.

What's all this cmaste? A small list?
I thought the rafsi from cmavo was ma'o.

co'o mi'e andruc