In case this might be useful to others, and perhaps in hopes of gathering helpful diffs/patches if anyone does updates,
I wanted to share my evolving database on the gismu.
lojban_gismu_dict.txt
https://app.box.com/s/tq9jcjlrwj5ah21hy0hldhd1bn25wo7m
The format looks like this.
<gismu> <cvc-rafsi> <ccv-rafsi> <cvv-rafsi> #<frequency-rank>
fanva: <short-gloss>
morji: <mnemonics-cognates>
klesi: <gismu-category>
<predicate-template-with-slots>
A/fa: <type-of-A>: <A-case-role>: <gloss-for-lo-gismu>
B/fe: <type-of-B>: <B-case-role>: <gloss-for-lo-se-gismu>
C/fi: <type-of-C>: <C-case-role>: <gloss-for-lo-te-gismu>
D/fo: <type-of-D>: <D-case-role>: <gloss-for-lo-ve-gismu>
E/fu: <type-of-E>: <E-case-role>: <gloss-for-lo-xe-gismu>
mupli: <example-sentence-filling-all-slots>
lujvo: <examples-of-short-lujvo-with-these-short-rafsi>
cusku cus sku #14
fanva: express
morji: express say
klesi:
person A expresses or says text B for audience C via expressive medium D;
A/fa: PRS: ACT: expresser
B/fe: TXT: PRD: expressed words
C/fi: PRS: DST: audience
D/fo: THI: INS: expressive medium
mupli: le gunka jatna cu cusku se duhu miha ba mutce gunka kei miha lo samselmri
lujvo: cuskahi cuskuhi skudji skuspu biksku cnisku
The short glosses are the actual English text one would put in between x1/A and x2/B, usually without a leading "is" or a trailing "of".
The gismu categories are a future enhancement not yet present.
The definition templates in many cases are simplified from the prolix definitions usually found.
The argument types and cases have mnemonics defined in the following lists. They are pretty debatable.
types-cases.txt
https://app.box.com/s/26vo9vgncz0f1xrnukc79l8ftl7bczo5
The database includes all the standard gismu and defs, but a lot of other info in it is very incomplete.
I am in process of adding in many of la gleki's example sentences from his dictionary, which are useful for learning.
Enjoy.
mihe bremenli