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Subject: Keys are our enemies
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As Lojbab has noted, the words that were assigned to gismu for the 
convenience of Logflash are often (outside that program) a genuine block as 
much as a help. But they are now a fixture of Lojban. To undercut their 
influence, once the actual place-structure of gismu are learned, Lojbab 
suggested that we point out a number of other Lojban words that fit the "key" 
as well or better. This will also extend the list of lujvo in interesting 
ways.

Herewith a few obvious cases -- for correction, expansion, and/or imitation 
and extention. Do join.

"utter" {traji} in modifier position (a bad homonym).

"banana" (slang) {xamseljibri} already exists

"sad" {se kecti}, {pindi} (with words like speciment, etc.)

"run" {sazri}, a classic. {to'espofu} (which seems backwards, 
semantically), {cmalyrirxe}, {pluta} and probably many more (said to be the 
most ambiguous word in English).

"bundle" {bakfygasnu} and/or {bakfyzbasnu}, {kufryjgari} (or some such -- a 
bit more than "hug")

"chalk" {bakrypilno}

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<HTML><FONT FACE=arial,helvetica><BODY BGCOLOR="#ffffff"><FONT style="BACKGROUND-COLOR: #ffffff" SIZE=2>As Lojbab has noted, the words that were assigned to gismu for the convenience of Logflash are often (outside that program) a genuine block as much as a help.&nbsp; But they are now a fixture of Lojban.&nbsp; To undercut their influence, once the actual place-structure of gismu are learned, Lojbab suggested that we point out a number of other Lojban words that fit the "key" as well or better.&nbsp; This will also extend the list of lujvo in interesting ways.<BR>
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Herewith a few obvious cases -- for correction, expansion, and/or imitation and extention.&nbsp; Do join.<BR>
<BR>
"utter"&nbsp; {traji} in modifier position (a bad homonym).<BR>
<BR>
"banana" (slang) {xamseljibri} already exists<BR>
<BR>
"sad" {se kecti},&nbsp; {pindi} (with words like speciment, etc.)<BR>
<BR>
"run"&nbsp; {sazri}, a classic.&nbsp; {to'espofu} (which seems backwards, semantically), {cmalyrirxe}, {pluta}&nbsp;&nbsp; and probably many more (said to be the most ambiguous word in English).<BR>
<BR>
"bundle" {bakfygasnu} and/or {bakfyzbasnu}, {kufryjgari} (or some such -- a bit more than "hug")<BR>
<BR>
"chalk" {bakrypilno}<BR>
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