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From: "Stefan \"1of3\" Koch" <OneOfThree@gmx.net>
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{kalgaikre} means "eyelash". I suggest {kaldrukre}.

Good idea but I think {kalgapkre} is better.

>{kau} doesn't make sense in a simple sentence (although it is grammatical).
It
has to be in a subordinate clause (usually a du'u-clause) or on the don't
care side of {ju} or {gi'u} autc.

Yes. You're right. My instincts told me to consider the quotation a
subordinate question which is not true for Lojban.

>Are {cuku} and {kama} typos or an accent?

Typos. There isn't anyone who created a Lojban dictionary for the
orthography check in Word, is there?


By the way: Can {kerfa} be used to describe a single hair? Why is the place
structure of {kerfa} different to that of {pimlu}?


mu'omi'e ctefan.