jbovlaste: Discussion of "ganseti"

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Discussion of "ganseti"
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Comment #1: Possible question

Jonathan (Sat Jul 25 01:33:51 2015)

Possibly needs disambiguation between the sense types?

vrusi is a word that's pretty much one type of ganseti...

Comment #2: Re: Possible question

Jonathan (Sat Jul 25 07:19:30 2015)

Maybe it should actually be the ka associated with the *action* one would
normally undertake to receive that sensation; e.g. lo ganseti be lo ka
(ce'u) viska lo xunre. It is a tad long though...

Comment #3: Re: Possible question

Alex Burka (Sun Jul 26 19:02:51 2015)

spheniscine wrote:
> Maybe it should actually be the ka associated with the *action* one
would
> normally undertake to receive that sensation; e.g. lo ganseti be lo ka
> (ce'u) viska lo xunre. It is a tad long though...

lo ka viska could be added as x3... after all the sense associated with
lo ka xunre is pretty obvious, unless you have synesthesia.

Comment #4: Re: Possible question

Jonathan (Mon Jul 27 07:33:32 2015)

I suppose so :p

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