Imagine that I have a metallic pipe in my house for water.
I say that it's "jinme tubnu" and "djacu tubnu".
But needless to say that most places in one given gismu can be safely replaced with several distinct predicates.
On Sunday, June 3, 2012 11:51:42 PM UTC+4, Robin Powell wrote:
tubnu -tu'u-
x1 is a length of tubing/pipe/hollow cylinder [shape/form] of
material x2, hollow of material x3.
Also tube, sleeve, leg, hose, (adjective:) tubular. See also kevna,
canlu.
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So is the x3 stuff that *isn't* in the tube? If so, why have it?
-Robin
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