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Subject: Re: x3 of dasni
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--- In lojban@y..., Daniel Danilenko <lojban-out@l...> wrote:
> 
> NP> What is x3 of dasni "as garment of type x3" for? Is it to say 
things such as
> NP> "He wore a blanket as a coat" -> "ko'a dasni le boxfo le kosta"?
> 
> And how would be "He wears a blanket on his shoulders" then?
> 

how about:
    ko'a dasni le boxfo le janco taxfu
or
    ko'a dasni le boxfo le janco gacri

- mi'e .evgenis.