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* da, de, di are '''singular''' variables when bound by singular quantifier, i.e. they take values one at a time. The quantifier indicates the number of values it can take such that with each of those values the quantified bridi is true. A variable bound by a '''plural''' quantifier could take more than one value at a time to satisfy a predicate. | * da, de, di are '''singular''' variables when bound by singular quantifier, i.e. they take values one at a time. The quantifier indicates the number of values it can take such that with each of those values the quantified bridi is true. A variable bound by a '''plural''' quantifier could take more than one value at a time to satisfy a predicate. | ||
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Revision as of 06:41, 11 June 2015
cmavo: da (KOhA1)
Proposed Definition
something 1. Variable that can be bound by a logical quantifier.
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- ro da poi gapkla cu nitkla
- "Everything that goes up, comes down."
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cmavo: de (KOhA1)
Proposed Definition
something 2. Variable that can be bound by a logical quantifier.
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- su'o da su'o de gapkla gi'e stali
- "Something goes up somewhere and stays there."
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cmavo: di (KOhA1)
Proposed Definition
something 3. Variable that can be bound by a logical quantifier.
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- pa da broda ijo ge su'o de broda gi ro di poi broda cu du de
- "Exactly one x is a broda iff some y is a broda and every z that is a broda is that y."
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- da, de, di are singular variables when bound by singular quantifier, i.e. they take values one at a time. The quantifier indicates the number of values it can take such that with each of those values the quantified bridi is true. A variable bound by a plural quantifier could take more than one value at a time to satisfy a predicate.