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It looks like it already accepts definitions in a whole mabla-load of
languages, so I wonder whether there could be created a pseudo-language for the
RDF definitions. 

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> Without making a whole load of work, how complicated would it be to add
> another, parallel definition set?
> 
> To clarify: I think lojban would be very useful as a language for querying
> the (admittedly poorly documented) emerging standards of RDF-based ontologies
> and whatever semantic web is built around them. I would like to be able to
> have an ontology->lojban correspondance table side-by-side with the regular
> lojban -> natlang translations/parsings/glossings/wawa.
> 
> If this would be an absurd amount of work, don't bother. There's no reason
> that this kind of thing needs to be done in jbovlaste, but it seems to me
> that having the correspondances somewhat open to group effort and discussion
> would benefit the language.
> 
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