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How come {kei} has a rafsi (kez)?>>
Is the question Why this particular form of rafsi? or Why a rafsi for kei at all?
I suppose the answer to the first is"because it doesn't interfere with anything else yet is close to the full form." I haven't a clue about the second, since I can't imagine actually using it in a lujvo --even if {kei} were used in the underlying tanru.
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