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valsi ma'oi
type experimental cmavo
creator latros
time entered Fri Jul 22 05:51:31 2011
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selma'o ZO
definition selma'o quote; quotes a word (a cmavo) and uses it to name a selma'o.
notes The output is the selma'o to which the quoted cmavo belongs (according to the relevant frammar/standards/version); thus any cmavo in the same given selma'o could be used in order to reference that selma'o (not just the canonical cmavo works). Example: "ma'oi coi" is equivalent to COI, as is "ma'oi co'o". For the most part, this will ignore sub-selma'o classes (such as VUhU1 versus VUhU2; both would be treated as simply VUhU). See also: "ra'oi".
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created by latros
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time Wed Oct 24 17:44:25 2018
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krtisfranks"cmavo"[edit]
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Definition #37944 [edit]
   
selma'o ZO
definition цитирование selma'o (класса ложбанских cmavo); цитирует слово (cmavo) и использует его, чтобы обозначить selma'o, к которому это cmavo относится.
notes Пример: ma'oi coi эквивалентно COI. См. также ra'oi.
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created by gleki
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time Mon Nov 26 14:14:49 2012

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