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From: HeliodoR <exitconsole@gmail.com>
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Subject: [lojban-beginners] Nick-cmevla
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Many (and I suppose most) languages provide the ability of mentioning
someone using a kind form of the name which can be attained by
cutting off the end of it and/or putting a formative to the end. E. g.:
Amy,
Danny,
Mama*ka (I dunno how to write cyrillic letters. 8-\),
Olympiad.

Popular formatives are -i, -y, -ka or -d, depending on the language.

I'm curious about the Lojbanic convention to do the same.

mi'e darves.

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<div>Many (and I suppose most)&nbsp;languages&nbsp;provide the ability of m=
entioning</div>
<div>someone&nbsp;using a&nbsp;kind form of the name which can be attained =
by</div>
<div>cutting&nbsp;off the end of it and/or&nbsp;putting a&nbsp;formative to=
 the end. E. g.:</div>
<div>Amy,</div>
<div>Danny,</div>
<div>Mama*ka (I dunno how to write cyrillic letters. 8-\),</div>
<div>Olympiad.</div>
<div>&nbsp;</div>
<div>Popular formatives are&nbsp;-i, -y,&nbsp;-ka or&nbsp;-d, depending on =
the language.</div>
<div>&nbsp;</div>
<div>I'm curious about the Lojbanic convention to do the same.</div>
<div>&nbsp;</div>
<div>mi'e darves.</div>

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