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coidoi lobypli

According to my (probably obsolete) copy of the (probably
incomplete) gismu place structure dictionary, the Lojbanic
phrase {se tarbi} translates the English word "pregnant".

Are y'all dissatisfied with that translation?  If so, why?

Would you prefer {pu'o se jbena} or {pu'o mamta}?  Or
just what would you prefer?

co'omi'e markl.