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One way it can be done is with subscripts:
le ka ce'uxipa ce'uxire zo'u broda fa ce'uxipa
ce'uxire ce'uxire ce'uxipa
Another way is with goi:
le ka ce'u goi ko'a ce'u goi ko'e zo'u broda fa
ko'a ko'e ko'e ko'a
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As I said, it can be done, but it is not tidy the way that {da, de, di} is (though, of course, these have to go to subscripts eventually as well) -- nor nearly as clear, either to the eye or the understanding. I'm not sure what the ideal solution would be (I personally like taking {ce'u} as lambda and using the regular variables) or even a practical one, but if we are going to do much more of this lambdaing, we need somthing, just to make usuable example.
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