Re: LAhE = lo broda be ?
John Cowan <[email protected]>
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Jorge Llamb?as scripsit:
> Can we say that for every LAhE there is some broda that
> can replace it so that {LAhE ko'a} = {lo broda be ko'a}?
In principle, yes. I decline to speculate on exactly what those
broda are, having tried to wrap my head around it at CLL time
and failed.
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