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From: "Glenn Alexander" <glenalec@shoalhaven.net.au>
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Subject: [lojban] a few lujvo questions from a beginner
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coi 
mi'e glen 
 
^^^^ feel free to correct me in replies if appropriate. 
 
I've joined the learning list and downloaded some basic materials, but 
have a few getting-ahead-of-myself questions I thought might be more 
appropriate here. 
 
Firstly, I am trying to construct a lojban lujvo name for my 
sub-culture group. Using web-dictionaries, I hashed together: 
 
prece'us 
 
trying to mean 'people's community' (btw: good work separating the 
concept of human from person). If references to a community focus on 
artistic expression and scientific enquiry could be slipped in without 
making a bloated monster, that might be nice too, but for the moment, 
have I constructed the above lujvo appropriately? 
 
Next, how would I state the following labels: 
 
  full organ donor 
  partial organ donor 
  non organ donor 
 
  full citizen (of what left implied, if possible) 
  provisional citizen (of what left implied, if possible) 
 
FYI, I'm trying -- mostly for fun, but also as a demo for others in my 
community -- to translate my ID card. 
 
regards, 
glen