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pc:
> dikyjvo (itself a non-literal lujvo, note) 

"dikyjvo" and "le'avla" are good examples of morphologically well-formed
lujvo that despite the faults of their semantic composition have entered
the language through force of usage. (I myself use the more modern
standard "jvajvo" & "fu'ivla", mind.)

--And.