la and cusku di'e
but in "ka klama" gain an easy way to say "ce'u ce'u ce'u ce'u ce'u klama" (which, btw, is not astilly thing to want to say; it is the sense of zo klama, and hence is somethingone may well wish to talk about).
You may wish to talk about it when talking about language,
probably a favourite topic of many Lojbanists, but not
something very useful in a broader sense. And when talking
about language, my proposal still allows {ka klama} to
refer to the 5-ce'u abstraction, since that is what the
context would require.
mu'o mi'e xorxes
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