On 30 May 2010 15:48, Dag Odenhall
<dag.odenhall@gmail.com> wrote:
> A predicate "xorxes" could mean "is named 'xorxes'", if anything at
> all. In any case, in "la xorxes" the meaning of the predicate is as
> irrelevant as the meaning of "donri" in "la donri". "la" in any case
> removes the meaning from the word that follows.
{la donri} means "That named Day". {la} does not remove the meaning.
I would say {la donri} means "That named 'donri'". {la} removes the place structure from {donri}. What's left then is just a string of letters.