jbovlaste a lojban dictionary editing system
User: Pass: - Home - Get A Printable Dictionary - Search Best Words - Recent Changes - How You Can Help - valsi - All - valsi - Preferred Only - natlang - All - natlang - Preferred Only - Languages - XML Export - user Listing - Report Bugs - Utilities - Status - Help - Admin Request - Create Account	Dictionary record Back to the main valsi listing. valsi brisni type lujvo creator gleki time entered Fri Mar 18 17:18:33 2016 Examples     English Definition #68681 [edit]     definition x1 (text) represents a predicate relationship with relation represented by x2 (text) among referents of x3 that are arguments (sequence/set of texts). notes bridi, selbri and elements of terbri are referents of brisni, selbrisni and elements of terbrisni respectively. gloss words predicate relationship symbols place keywords 1. predicate relationship symbol 2. predicate relation symbol 3. arguments ; symbols to complete the meaning of a predicate created by gusnikantu vote information 3 time Mon May 30 09:40:00 2016 Examples Definition #68502 [edit]     definition x1 (text) is a grammatical clause with the main verb x2 (text) and arguments x1 (group of text) place keywords 1. clause ; grammatical 2. main verb ; of clause 3. arguments ; of clause created by gleki vote information 1 time Fri Mar 18 17:18:33 2016 Examples Etymology lojban Definition #68676 - Preferred [edit]     definition x1 sinxa lo bridi be la'e x2 bei lu'i la'e lu'a x3 notes i x2 selbrisni ije x3 terbrisni i srana zo bridi e zo sinxa created by gusnikantu vote information 1 time Mon May 30 09:14:13 2016 Examples Etymology
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