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Discussion of "sezlacydu'e"
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Comment #1:
ka or no ka
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Alex Burka (Fri Dec 18 02:45:04 2015)
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Just to record the results of the inconclusive discussion on IRC:
Either this should mean "x1 is overconfident" (and then ka sezlacydu'e
would cover "x1 is overconfidence"), or this word means "x1 is
overconfidence". durka42 prefers the former.
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Comment #2:
Re: ka or no ka
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Ilmen (Fri Dec 18 11:00:03 2015)
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durka42 wrote:
> Just to record the results of the inconclusive discussion on IRC:
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> Either this should mean "x1 is overconfident" (and then ka sezlacydu'e
> would cover "x1 is overconfidence"), or this word means "x1 is
> overconfidence". durka42 prefers the former.
Agreed. "x1 is overconfident?" is how I would intuitively read
sezlacydu'e if I didn't see it defined in a dictionary.
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Comment #3:
Re: ka or no ka
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Ilmen (Fri Dec 18 11:05:51 2015)
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Ilmen wrote:
> Agreed. "x1 is overconfident?" is how I would intuitively read
> sezlacydu'e if I didn't see it defined in a dictionary.
(This "?" was to be a triple dot ellipsis, but it seems Jbovlaste is still
allergic to non-ANSI characters.)
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Comment #4:
Re: ka or no ka
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gleki (Fri Dec 18 13:14:06 2015)
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durka42 wrote:
> Just to record the results of the inconclusive discussion on IRC:
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> Either this should mean "x1 is overconfident" (and then ka sezlacydu'e
> would cover "x1 is overconfidence"), or this word means "x1 is
> overconfidence". durka42 prefers the former.
why not dukse ke sevzi lacri
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