la djorden cusku di'e
> Whereas "la'edi'u" was a common phrase from the earliest versions of> Lojban, and no one ever suggested that it deserved a shorter form. Nor do> I want one now. Actually I believe And has in fact proposed a two syllable cmavo to mean "la'edi'u". I have no idea why that would be useful.
I have very often wished for a short form for {la'e di'u}. In fact
that is the example I usually give for what {lau} might have been.
Perhaps you don't feel the need because you often use {ti} with
that meaning, so you already have it as a one-syllable cmavo.
mu'o mi'e xorxes
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