I'd probably go for "joi" -- {mi citka lo nanba ku joi lo matne .e la donat} or the like.
mu'o mi'e .filip.
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For no good reason at all, I'm trying to write the story of my morning in Lojban. All was going well until I got to breakfast. You see, I had bread and butter (or buttered bread, take your pick) and a doughnut, and I'm having trouble expressing "bread with butter, and a doughnut" without it sounding like I ate bread, butter, and a doughnut. I tried using gunma (with internal sumti for bread and butter), but that just sounds long and horribly complicated, and also makes it hard to figure out just which terminators I need before I can start talking about the doughnut. Any ideas on how to express "bread and butter" concisely?
Thanks,
- la cuncuxnas.