I don't know why it just occurred to me but... what exactly is "ku" terminatiging in "baku mi citka"? Is there an implicit "lo" so that parsers see this as /really/ being something like "baloku mi citka"? Or is ku just able to terminate "ba"? I didn't know that BA had a terminator... either way something feels strange.
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