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Re: [lojban] Re: On what there isn't




la pycyn cusku di'e

<<
> Thus, though Holmes might have the proprety of being knighted
> by Queen Victoria, Queen Victoria does not have the property of
having
> knighted Holmes (though her surrogate would).

    i la xolmyz cu se nolgau lo'e glico nolraitru
    i ku'i no glico nolraitru cu nolgau la xolmyz
>>
I'd stick with {la viktorias}, since bringing in {lo'e} -- whatever that
means -- introduces a whole range of problems which this shift is designed to
help solve, not to have incorporated into it.

I was just pointing out the parallels with my use of {lo'e}.
I didn't use the name because unfortunetely Lojban doesn't
treat names as predicates, but I could do it with {me}:

     i la xolmyz cu se nolgau lo'e me la viktorias
     i ku'i la viktorias na nolgau la xolmyz

In particular, the Victoria we
are talking about is the familiar one, not one of her surrogates in a book or
elsewhere;

Correct. That's why I can only bring up the property of being her
(which is what lo'e does, but using that property, not referring
to that property), and not herself.

mu'o mi'e xorxes


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