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Subject: word for "action"
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what's the lojban word for "action"?

context: i'm trying to name a file wwhere in English i'd like to call verbs.txt. In lojban, i'd like to say "action valsi".

btw, is speed "ni sultra" or "nilsutra"?

 Xah
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 http://xahlee.org/lojban/valsi_dikni.html