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This is a "best guess" listing for the word "mau'au" in language English, meaning that only one of the definitions for this word will be shown (the one with the highest total votes). See all the definitions for mau'au.

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valsi	mau'au
type	experimental cmavo
creator	krtisfranks
time entered	Fri Dec 19 08:24:41 2014

Examples

English

Definition #63942 - Preferred [edit]


selma'o	MAUhAU
definition	mekso: conversion of operator/function to operand
notes	Must be followed by a function (meaning "f", not "f(x)" (which is a number)) or operator (such as "+"). Treats it formally and syntactically as a number so that it can be operated upon, such as by se'au or by a functional/operator (technical sense). Terminated by zai'ai; the pair essentially act as mathematical quotation marks. Also works on connectives and kei'i. Expressions may be complicated (such as with SE, NA, NAI, etc. modifying the string); perhaps one may even find a use for quoting relations (such as equality or element-hood) and/or some brivla or other cmavo. See also: kei'au.
gloss words	operator conversion ; operator to operand
created by	krtisfranks
vote information	1
time	Thu Dec 25 09:29:50 2014

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