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== Clever Title Goes Here ==


===  cmavo: re'u (ROI) ===
...or 'What I Learned When I wasn't Finger-Painting'.


====  Proposed Definition ====
*colours
**red - xunre


Ordinal tense. Converts a number to an objectively quantified ordinal tense interval modifier, indicating that the event takes place for the ''n''-th time. When tagging a sumti, the sumti specifies the interval in which the repetitions occur.
**orange - narju
**yellow - pelxu


====  Proposed Tag ====
**green - crino
**cyan - cicna


====  See Also ====
**blue - blanu
**purple - zirpu


====  Proposed Keywords ====
**black - xekri
**white - blabi


* for the nth time.
**brown - bunre
**grey - grusi


====  Usage Examples ====
**pink - labyxu'e, xunblabi
**turquoise - cicna


;.i ro da poi se mrilu fu le mriciste zo'u mi pa po'o re'u te benji da:"I receive each message through the mailing system only once."
**beige
**silver - rijno skari ???


;.i mi re re'u troci lo nu co'a sipna:"For the second time, I try to fall asleep."
**gold - solji skari


====  Notes ====
*letters - lerfu
**a - abu


* http://nuzban.wiw.org/archive/9612/msg00006.html
**b - by
** Summary: re'u is semantically related to the ZAhO series, in that it specifies a phase of the event. (This discussion is suggestive of calling re'u an ''aspect'', and not a tense.)
**c - cy


* [[jbocre: re'u|re'u]] (Lojban wiki page)
**d - dy
** Summary: za'u re'u means "not for the first time", so it could be used for some senses of "again".
**e - ebu


====  Issues ====
**f - fy
**g - gy


{BOX}
**h - y'y bu
**i - ibu


**j - jy
**k - ky


===  cmavo: roi (ROI) ===
**l - ly
**m - my


====  Proposed Definition ====
**n - ny
**o - obu


Quantified tense. Converts a number to an objectively quantified tense interval modifier, indicating that the event takes place ''n'' times. When tagging a sumti, the sumti specifies the interval in which the repetitions occur.
**p - py
**q - ky bu


====  Proposed Tag ====
**r - ry
**s - sy


====  See Also ====
**t - ty
**u - ubu


====  Proposed Keywords ====
**v - vy
**w - vy bu


* times
**x - xy
* n times
**y - ybu


====  Usage Examples ====
**z - zy
**apostrophe - y'y


;curmi le nu pilno le su'ore dacti paroi le jufra:"It allows using multiple objects once per sentence."
**full-stop (period) - denpa bu
**comma - slaka bu


;mi so'iroi citka lo xarju:"I eat pork many times."
*numbers - namcu
**1 - pa


====  Notes ====
**2 - re
**3 - ci


* http://www.lojban.org/lists/jboske/msg00218.html
**4 - vo
** Summary: ROI is a sumti tcita, too. The sumti specifies which time interval the repetitions occur.
**5 - mu


** [http://groups.google.com/group/lojban/browse_thread/thread/cd0dec4182f0cb86 ere, Robin agrees.]
**6 - xa
**7 - ze


====  Issues ====
**8 - bi
**9 - so


{BOX}
**10 - dau
**11 - fei


===  General Section Issues ===
**12 - gai
**13 - jau


By convention, tagged sumti without quantification (the new definition of lo dispenses with the notion of implicit quantification) are taken to refer to single instances. E.g. ''mu roi lo cacra'' is taken to mean "five times per hour".
**14 - rei
**15 - vai


The meaning of tagged sumti with ROI, previously undescribed, has been explicitly laid out.
**100 - panono
**1000 - paki'o


===  mi djica lo panre be zo si'e poi srana lo temci ===
**1000000 - paki'oki'o
**1000000000 - paki'oki'oki'o


.i zo roi cu te kancu gi'e nai parbi .i mi djica lo nu cusku le
**0.5 - nopimu
**plus - su'i


parbi da poi gasnu vau le srana temci
**minus - vu'u
**add - jmina
 
***sum - sumji
**subtract - vimcu
 
***difference - selsumji
**multiply
 
***product - pilji
**divide - fendi
 
***(integer) quotient - dilcu
***dividend - se dilcu
 
***divisor - te dilcu
***remainder - ve dilcu
 
**fraction - frinu
***numerator - se frinu
 
***denominator - te frinu
 
*grammar - gerna
**Go ahead and stick grammar stuffs here if you want, but I don't know if we want to bother to come up with words for "verb" and "noun" in Lojban, but we should probably include the various words for parts of speech in Lojban in this list.

Latest revision as of 09:56, 30 April 2014

Clever Title Goes Here

...or 'What I Learned When I wasn't Finger-Painting'.

  • colours
    • red - xunre
    • orange - narju
    • yellow - pelxu
    • green - crino
    • cyan - cicna
    • blue - blanu
    • purple - zirpu
    • black - xekri
    • white - blabi
    • brown - bunre
    • grey - grusi
    • pink - labyxu'e, xunblabi
    • turquoise - cicna
    • beige
    • silver - rijno skari ???
    • gold - solji skari
  • letters - lerfu
    • a - abu
    • b - by
    • c - cy
    • d - dy
    • e - ebu
    • f - fy
    • g - gy
    • h - y'y bu
    • i - ibu
    • j - jy
    • k - ky
    • l - ly
    • m - my
    • n - ny
    • o - obu
    • p - py
    • q - ky bu
    • r - ry
    • s - sy
    • t - ty
    • u - ubu
    • v - vy
    • w - vy bu
    • x - xy
    • y - ybu
    • z - zy
    • apostrophe - y'y
    • full-stop (period) - denpa bu
    • comma - slaka bu
  • numbers - namcu
    • 1 - pa
    • 2 - re
    • 3 - ci
    • 4 - vo
    • 5 - mu
    • 6 - xa
    • 7 - ze
    • 8 - bi
    • 9 - so
    • 10 - dau
    • 11 - fei
    • 12 - gai
    • 13 - jau
    • 14 - rei
    • 15 - vai
    • 100 - panono
    • 1000 - paki'o
    • 1000000 - paki'oki'o
    • 1000000000 - paki'oki'oki'o
    • 0.5 - nopimu
    • plus - su'i
    • minus - vu'u
    • add - jmina
      • sum - sumji
    • subtract - vimcu
      • difference - selsumji
    • multiply
      • product - pilji
    • divide - fendi
      • (integer) quotient - dilcu
      • dividend - se dilcu
      • divisor - te dilcu
      • remainder - ve dilcu
    • fraction - frinu
      • numerator - se frinu
      • denominator - te frinu
  • grammar - gerna
    • Go ahead and stick grammar stuffs here if you want, but I don't know if we want to bother to come up with words for "verb" and "noun" in Lojban, but we should probably include the various words for parts of speech in Lojban in this list.