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Re: [lojban-beginners] how do you use sumka'i to refer to an outer bridi?
I agree with latro'a. {ce'u} is for marking arguments in functions constructed primarily with the {ka} abstractor. If we use the property-based lujvo for desire, {kaidji}, then we can use {ce'u} without a problem:
.i ma kaidji lo ka ce'u ponse lo mi gerku
[what?] desires the property [X owns the (restrictively-associated-with)-me dog]
Who wants to have my dog?
{ka}-abstractions with only one {ce'u} are sometimes called infinitives for that reason, namely that they translate to infinitives in English and similar natural languages.
.i mi'e la tsani mu'o
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