Date:  Sat, 10 Jan 1998 10:45:28 -0500 (EST)
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>la markl. cusku di'e
>
>Actually, for proper names, you *must* use a final
>consonant, so {ricycem} should be just fine, if that's
>your purpose.

I should not that this is not strictly speaking true.  If you want a
MORPHOLOGICAL name it must have a final consonant, but any brivla could
be used as a proper name, or indeed any selbri.  My daughtr's middle name
was chosen in part because it is a descriptive selbri in lojban:
la ka trina -> Katrina

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