Re: Re: tu'o: we've already been there
Invent Yourself <[email protected]> Fri, 15 Aug 2003 13:28:57 -0400 (EDT)
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On Fri, 15 Aug 2003, seqram2 wrote: > --- In [email protected], Jorge "LlambĂas" <jjllambias2000@y...> > wrote: > > > > > > An optional addition to XS (but not to be considered as a part of > > the basic proposal) is to use loi/lei for {lo tu'o}/{le tu'o}, i.e. for > > Substance, so xodium would be {loi marjrxodiumu} with no need to > > glork the inner tu'o. > > I was wondering why something like this wasn't worked-on before. > Since the major proposals so far focus mainly, some almost > exclusively, on lo and le, why bring the other gadri into the picture? > I for one actually figured that {loi} would be good for Kind, or > Mister, or whatever, leaving {lo} still to be (potentially) > extensional, but unspecified (what Nick said before was exactly what I > had been thinking. When I say "I see a bird," I don't know which bird > I'm seeing, it's unspecified, but it isn't the Kind. It's *a* > *particular* bird, whose identity I neither know nor care about. Yes. That's Mister. -- The Pentagon group believed it had a visionary strategy that would transform Iraq into an ally of Israel, remove a potential threat to the Persian Gulf oil trade and encircle Iran with U.S. friends and allies...