| Not a good day for vocab work but
"What I have for dinner depneds on what is in the fridge' seems to be a properly lexed version of {lenu makau I have for dinner cu some-lujvo-of-{tcini} lo nu makau is in the fridge} where the selbri requires that each member of the first set have some member(s) of the second set among its necessary, sufficient or high-probability conditions. ({tcini} may be wrong but it is about the only gismu which joins two situations without putting a heavy burden on them.) At least the sumti are about right, when lexed. |