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la .trans. cu cusku lo se lidne
> Is there a relative clause cmavo for specifying repetition? e.g. using xa'a
>
>      klama xa'a vo
>
> Which would basically mean "4 traversals", but more precise than a tanru
> e.g. `vo klama`, as it specifically entails repetition.

There is the numeric tense {roi}, which, prefixed by a number, tells you 
how many times a given event occurs:

	mi vo roi klama
	"I go four times."

(it can also tag a sumti, which specifies the interval during which the 
repititions occur)

"Four traversals" as a sumti would be "vo nu kuckla" (four events of 
going), while "an event of traversing four times" would be {[lo] nu vo 
roi kuckla}.

mi'e la selpa'i mu'o

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