On 09/27/2016 01:57 PM, And Rosta wrote:
On 26 September 2016 at 16:58, Jacob Errington <jake@mail.jerrington.me
<mailto:jake@mail.jerrington.me>> wrote:
{ko'a cu} is not a bridi-head, since a bridi-head can appear only
before a bridi-tail. (I gave an informal characterization of
bridi-heads and bridi-tails in my last message. Notice that my
characterization rules out {ko'a cu} as a bridi-head, as it does not
precede a bridi-tail.)
Can cu-terminated bridi-heads be conjoined, e.g. {ge ti cu gi ta cu
broda}? One would expect the answer to be Yes.
--And.
I wouldn't be against extending the connective system to allow it, but in the official grammar it is not possible to connect bridi-heads.
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