se selbri1 selbri2

[Opi Lauma <opi_lauma@yahoo.com>]

coi

I would like again to ask about {nanla ckule} and
{ckule co nanla}. According to the list of gismu {x1
is a boy/lad [young male person] of age x2 immature by
standard x3}. Since {nanla ckule} is {boy's school}
one can conclude that construction {selbri1 selbri2}
(as well as {selbri2 co selbri1}) extracts the first
argument of {selbri1}. Another arguments of {selbri1}
(such as "age" and "immaturity standard") do not take
a part in the meaning of {selbri1 selbri2}. Can one
somehow extract these arguments of {selbri1} to modify
with there usage selbri2. For example {se selbri1
selbri2} (se nanla ckule). Does this construction mean
{school of age}, or {te nanla ckule} means {school of
immaturity standard}?

co'omi'e .opilaumas

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