[lojban] zo diptre ji zo doptre?

[Pierre Abbat <phma@bezitopo.org>]

There's a unit called the diopter, or dioptre, which is the reciprocal of a 
meter, or metre. Coincidentally, "dioptre" ends in "tre", which is the rafsi 
of "mitre". "diop" is no longer allowed as a syllable, but "dip" and "dop" 
are, neither of which is an assigned rafsi. So which should it be, and what 
should "dip" or "dop" mean?

Pierre
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