On Wed, Dec 28, 2011 at 10:53 PM, djandus <
jandew@gmail.com> wrote:
> Actually, I would say that Lojban does have to what you are referring, if I
> understand you correctly.
>
> The simplest way of explaining it could be how to refer to a mother.
> {lo mamta} means "one who is a mother" -- this refers to something that
> matches the "universally" agreed-upon definition of {mamta}
> {le mamta} means "one that I describe as a mother" -- this is more
> subjective, and makes no claim that everyone would agree with the
> description
> {la .mam.} is more like the name "Mom" that you might call someone.
>
> So, if I'm interpreting your question correctly, then yes, {lo} is kind of
> like being in the "global" namespace, where {le} is kind of like being in
> the "local" namespace. {la} is very loose -- it's basically a different name
> format, as it doesn't require a grammatical word, but only a pronounceable
> word.
>
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