la xorxes. cusku di'e
> As an aside, how do the tenses of subordinate bridi behave? Are they
> absolute, or do they refer to the main bridi?
They are relative to the main bridi. In earlier versions of the tense
paper, I believed otherwise, but the historical rule has now been restored.
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