Re: [lojban] Re: what {me lo broda ku} means and why not allow {selbri NOI}

[Michael Turniansky <mturniansky@gmail.com>]

Jacob Errington:

Regardless of these transformations, I have to admit that using selbri-NOI like this is *weird* in cases where the selbri isn't a noun-type selbri (having a definition of {x1 is a <something> ...})

  Such thinking in itself is (AFAIC)  malrarbau.  There really are no such things as "noun-type" selbri.  Or, conversely, all selbri are "noun-type".  Name one that isn't. Any selbri that can take a LE in front of it (i.e. all of them) is noun-type.  Please tell me any that aren't.   I've long advocated for selbri+NOI, and I don't think it should be that difficult.  I see them as ko'a broda NOI brode -> ko'a me lo broda NOI brode me'u 

 

             --gejyspa

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