Re: [lojban] The definition of cmavo.

[Wuzzy <almikes@aol.com>]

You proposed:
> cmavo
> x1 is a structure word of grammatical class x2 (la'e zo), with
> meaning/function x3 in usage (language) x4.
(etc. etc. etc.)

Okay, I have some small questions (about clarification) regarding the
proposal.

In your proposal, which words are allowed to fill x2?

Take the selma'o “A” for example: This selma'o has the words “.a”,
“.e”, “.o”, “.u” and “je”. Which word is allowed to fill x2? Just
“a” (“A” simply lower-cased) or any word of the selma'o A? So that for
example “zo .a cmavo la'e zo .e” would be valid.

Would your proposal /only/ permit the usage of the “zo .a cmavo la'e zo
.a” form? Would the form “zo .a cmavo lo cmavrxavo” be still permitted
or is that out-ruled? Which other forms would be permitted (if any)?


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