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Where can I find the current official lujvo list, and how do new lujvo
get added to it?

I've found a need to translate "velvet", and came up with "kerfa bukpu"
("furry fabric") to describe it.  This would make a lujvo "krebu'u"
with place structure "x1 is an amount of velvet of type/material x2".

-zefram