On Wed, Aug 25, 2004 at 09:27:41AM -0400, John Johnson wrote:
I see this format used in a lot of lojban references:
.a'a attentive inattentive avoiding
In my reference it says:
.a'a attentive attidudinal: attentive - inattentive
avoiding
Which I would suppose means .a'a means attentive. But the references
never say what the two or three other columns represent. Is there some
standard modifier that makes .a'a mean inattentive, and one that makes
it mean avoiding?
yes...
.a'a is attentive [ positive on the scale of attentiviness]
.a'acu'i is inattentive [ neutral on the scale of attentiviness]
.a'anai is avoiding [ negative on the scale of attentiviness]