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>Andrew Smith wrote:
>
>> What's all this cmaste? A small list?
>> I thought the rafsi from cmavo was ma'o.
>
>oops.  ma'orste.  I wonder why I've been using cmaste
>all along?
>
>Ma'orste.  Gosh, that's a pretty word.  I think I'll name
>my firstborn Mahorsteh.

Alas, it is ma'oste.  CVV at the beginning does not require or permit the
"r" if and and only if it is a 2-term lujvo of form CVVCCV.

lojbab