Veridicality

Veridicality of a clause means that the truth of the clause is absolute. A class of Lojbanic verbs (gismu) has places that are veridical, non-veridical, some can be both depending on what they are filled with.

References

• ELG: Subjunctives in detail
• Benjamin Spector & Paul Égré, A Uniform Semantics for Embedded Interrogatives: An answer, not necessarily the answer.