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[lojban-beginners] Re: la melpelkre .e le ci cribe
On 31/05/07, Jorge Llambías <jjllambias@gmail.com> wrote:
> .i ko'a citka piso'u lei mavdja pe le pamoi tansi noi barda .i .oi ra
> glare bancu
{dukse} is probably better than {bancu} in those.
Actually, it occurs to me that if the English definition in the gimste
is accurate, then {dukse} doesn't seem to work. {ra glare dukse}
would mean "it [the porridge] is a hot-kind-of-excess", presumably an
abbreviation of {ra dukse le ka glare}, "it is an excess of hotness".
But porridge is not heat, so it can't be an excess of heat.
What about {le ra glare cu dukse}? Or is the gimste definition simply
misleading, and {ra glare dukse} is OK?
mu'o