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valsi	premi
type	experimental gismu
creator	krtisfranks
time entered	Tue Dec 6 08:01:36 2016

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English

Definition #69037 - Preferred [edit]


definition	x₁ is the principal/chief/main/boss/primary/premier in aspect/organizational principle/role x₂ (ka) in organization/system x₃.
notes	This is much like tervipsi except that it does not imply the existence of any subordinate/deputy. So the Presidency is an office which may fill x₂ in this word or vipsi; here it produces what is normally called the President (x₁) but there, it produces the Vice-President. This allows for abbreviations such as "(A)(V)P(E)otUS", but brings symmetry between VP and P, allowing also for strings with variable characters which allow the referent to range over the possibilities (offices) more easily (rather than reminding people that a null character is possible), such as with "XPotUS", wherein "X" is variable and thus the string can refer to the PotUS or the VPotUs (and possibly those with "A" concatenated to their fronts).
created by	krtisfranks
vote information	2
time	Tue Dec 6 08:02:29 2016
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Etymology

English "premier".

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