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This is a "best guess" listing for the word "vamji" in language English, meaning that only one of the definitions for this word will be shown (the one with the highest total votes). See all the definitions for vamji.

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valsi vamji
type gismu
rafsi vam va'i
creator noralujv
time entered Mon Mar 3 01:36:56 2003

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Definition #1 - Preferred [edit]
   
definition x1 (ni) is the equivalent value/worth of x2 [item(s) of value] to x3 for use/appreciation x4.
notes Also: x2 is worth x1 to x3; (for x2 person:) x2 merits (one sense), (adjective:) x2 is worthy (= selva'i for reordered places); merit reward (= Word nemselva'i not found in database.); receive merited reward (= Word vamselne'u not found in database.); x2 may be a specific object, a commodity (mass), an event, or a property; pedantically, for objects/commodities, this is sumti-raising from ownership of the object/commodity (= Word posyva'i not found in database., Word posyselva'i not found in database. for unambiguous semantics). (cf. jdima, jerna, vecnu, dirba, janta, kargu, pleji; see note at jdima on cost/price/value distinction, vajni)
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created by officialdata
vote information 100002
time Tue Jul 27 19:06:24 2010

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