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 ki'otre type lujvo creator noralujv time entered Fri Mar 14 23:30:27 2003 Examples     English Definition #2 [edit]     definition x1 is x2 kilometres long in direction x3 by standard x4. notes Cf. gusminli, darno. gloss words kilometer kilometre created by phma vote information 6 time Wed Aug 12 08:41:52 2009 Examples Definition #1 [edit]     definition x1 is a meter with size [in meters] x2 with meters direction x3 with meter standard x4. gloss words kilometre created by noralujv vote information 0 time Fri Mar 14 23:30:27 2003 Examples Etymology Espa�ol Definition #1 [edit]     definition x1 mide x2 kil�metros de largo (1 por defecto) en direcci�n x3 seg�n est�ndar x4 notes Ver tambi�n kilto, mitre gloss words kil�metro created by xorxes vote information 1 time Mon Mar 17 18:04:38 2003 Examples Etymology Fran�ais facile Definition #61721 [edit]     definition x1 mesure x2 kilom�tres en direction x3 selon le standard x4 created by glekizmiku vote information 1 time Thu Oct 16 11:05:50 2014 Examples Etymology lojban Definition #1 - Preferred [edit]     definition x1 mitre le kilto be x2 boi x3 boi x4 notes kilto mitre gloss words ki'otre created by xorxes vote information 2 time Mon Mar 17 17:58:55 2003 Examples Etymology
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