durka42 wrote:
> Should this be ji'isre? After all, srera ended up being the main
selbri
> in my jbovelcki, and see also dubji'isre...

Maybe? My idea was that its place structure is based on jinvi. Maybe they
can be synonyms.

Comment #3: Re: tanru flipping

Jacob Thomas Errington (Fri Jul 3 21:07:41 2015)

spheniscine wrote: > durka42 wrote: > > Should this be ji'isre? After all, srera ended up being the main > selbri > > in my jbovelcki, and see also dubji'isre... > > Maybe? My idea was that its place structure is based on jinvi. Maybe they > can be synonyms. According to the flipping principle, sreji'i would mean "to think that someone made a mistake" and would have the definition "x1 believes that x2 mistakenly did x2 (ka) ...". This is the same as the skudji vs djisku problem.

Comment #5: Re: tanru flipping Jonathan (Fri Jul 3 21:10:12 2015) oise'i mi ja'a zbusufukai lo ka na certu lo jvojva Comment #6: Re: tanru flipping Jonathan (Sat Jul 4 00:35:12 2015) This is a good point but I don't know exactly how useful that concept is. Maybe it's at least enough to downvote myself and unlink this word at least, encouraging use of the ji'isre variant.

Comment #4: Re: tanru flipping

Jacob Thomas Errington (Fri Jul 3 21:09:52 2015)

spheniscine wrote: > durka42 wrote: > > Should this be ji'isre? After all, srera ended up being the main > selbri > > in my jbovelcki, and see also dubji'isre... > > Maybe? My idea was that its place structure is based on jinvi. Maybe they > can be synonyms. According to the flipping principle, sreji'i would mean "to think that someone made a mistake" and would have the definition "x1 believes that x2 mistakenly did x2 (ka) ...". This is the same as the skudji vs djisku problem.