Assigning /voi/ to {poi'i} -- excellent stuff! I'm delighted to hear it's being used already. Rereading today some discussion from 12+ years ago, I see {se ka} was also proposed, subject to instigation of a convention for coercing added sumti places by addition of SE or FA.
Is there a list of cmavo recycling proposals? I saw somewhere a proposal to recycle /du/, which I was initially a little consternated by, since {le du} had seemed very useful to me (as meaning unbound "he, she, it, they"), but I guess that could be got by {lo co'e}, with {co'e} meriting a monosyllabic form.
--And.
On Sat, Sep 27, 2014 at 7:43 PM, And Rosta <and.rosta@gmail.com
<mailto:and.rosta@gmail.com>> wrote:
I had misremembered {voi}. I mean rather that {le broda} is {lo co'e
voi'i ke'a broda}, where {voi'i} is nonveridical {noi} (I haven't
found an existing experimental cmavo for that in jbovlaste, but I
may have searched with insufficient diligence). {Voi} itself seems
utterly useless: has it ever been used correctly and meaningfully?
I don't think it has seen much use at all. I'm sure the irci boys will
soon find a better use for it since they seem to be re-purposing all
those wasted one syllable cmavo like "tau", "lau" and such.