| A correction to an earlier note, which will turn up on my list someday soon I
hope and also on yours: I mention that {a'o} immediately leads to {ii}. Not so; {ii}, though labelled "fear" appears, in fact, to represent fright, a particularly obvious simple emotion about a present situation. I am not sure what would express fear in Lojban; perhaps, {a'onai}, but {nai} is used so many ways in this set, that I can't be sure. In any case, whatever says "fear" probably has the same duality as {a'o}: proximal / non-assertive and remote / assertive. |