[lojban-beginners] Re: coi. lobmriste

[Matt Arnold <matt.mattarn@gmail.com>]

Welcome!

Posting in English is totally acceptable. This is the beginner's list
for a reason, after all.

According to jbovlaste, which is at http://jbovlaste.lojban.org/ :

nilji'a
n1 is a number of points / score / indication of an attempt to win a
competition won by j1 over opponent(s) j3 in competition j4, points
measured on scale n2

-epkat


On 12/29/05, Michael Turniansky <turnip@bcpl.net> wrote:
> (Not 100% sure of the etiquette.  Sincerely hope posting in English is okay)
> Hi,
>   My name is Michael Turniansky (although I also go by the nickname
> turnip).  I studied Loglan on my own in the late '70s, and am currently
> working my way through the Lojban Reference Grammar (slow going.
> currently on chapter 7).   My favorite part so far is the standardized
> lujvo formation rules.  My last name is almost turni'aski which means
> something akin to "substructure description" (or, as my son points out,
> a Dungeons & Dragons dungeon map almost fits that category).   I am in
> Baltimore, Maryland (and it's no coincidence that "baltim-" means
> "grandiose weather" in Lojban.  You should see the electrical storms!)
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>     I'm sure I will have many quesions as time goes on.
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>   And here is my first one:  is there any gismu or lujvo corresponding
> to "score" or "points" in either a test or game (this might be two
> different words)?  It seems like kelsnada or klani might be close to
> what I'm looking for, but I'm not sure.
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>                                    --turnip (la gejyspa)
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