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 ta'enai type cmavo-compound creator officialdata time entered Mon Mar 3 01:41:04 2003 Examples     English Definition #1 - Preferred [edit]     selma'o TAhE* definition tense interval modifier: non-habitually; subjective tense/modal; defaults as time tense. gloss words non-habitually created by officialdata vote information 100000 time Mon Mar 3 01:41:04 2003 Examples Etymology Español Definition #1 [edit]     selma'o TAhE* definition modificador de intervalo: no habitualmente gloss words no habitualmente created by xorxes vote information 1 time Fri Mar 14 01:17:07 2003 Examples Etymology Français facile Definition #62915 [edit]     definition inhabituellement created by glekizmiku vote information 1 time Thu Oct 16 17:12:10 2014 Examples Etymology Русский Definition #1 [edit]     selma'o TAhE* definition модификатор интервала: не по обыкновению/необычно; субъективный интервал/модальное слово; по умолчанию как временной интервал gloss words не по обыкновению created by gleki2 vote information 1 time Wed Nov 14 11:20:15 2012 Examples Etymology 日本語 Definition #41106 [edit]     selma'o TAhE* definition ： 相制詞（時間・間隔）； notes ・読み方： タヘナイ created by glekizmiku vote information 2 time Tue Jul 30 14:09:30 2013 Examples Etymology
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This is jbovlaste, the lojban dictionary system. The main code was last changed on Wed 07 Oct 2020 05:54:55 PM PDT. All content is public domain. By submitting content, you agree to place it in the public domain to the fullest extent allowed by local law. jbovlaste is an official project of the logical language group, and is now headed by Robin Lee Powell. E-mail him if you have any questions.		care to log in?