Date:  Fri, 9 Jan 1998 17:18:58 -0500 (EST)
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At 1998-01-09 13:27, Mark Vines wrote:

>Actually, for proper names, you *must* use a final consonant

What if the name is Lojban?

From my sig:
>ca'emi'e tricrfraksi zeicecmu

Does this mean "I am [I define] one called 'ash wood'" or "I am [I
define] an ash wood"?

What about "ju'i tricrfraksi zeicecmu"? Does this mean "Hey! 'Ash wood'!"
(to a person named 'Ash wood'), or "Hey! Ash wood!" (to an ash wood)?


--
fe'oca'eki'ami'e tricrfraksi zeicecmu .iji'a ca'emi'e .aclin.