Robin Lee Powell:
> >{ju'o zei o'o zei cinmo}
>{ju'o zei o'o cinmo}
Presumably, but neither work. The ju'o binds to the word immediatly
before it; I don't think that's fixable.
That is true when used as an attitudinal. When it's part
of a lujvo it can't bind to the preceding word, so they do
work. I'm not sure what the place structures would be though.
I suppose the first one inherits the structure from cinmo
with the x2 place filled by the attitudinals:
ju'o zei o'o zei cinmo: x1 feels certainty/patience about x2.
But what's the place structure of {ju'o zei o'o}?
Is it:
x1 is an attitude/feeling of certainty and patience.
co'o mi'e xorxes
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