obsolete experimental cmavo

See also: currently proposed experimental cmavo

cau'e [COI] particle: vocative: comforting noise made toward infants (suggested by Jordan DeLong)

• And Rosta think ki'ai + some appropriate sound would be more appropriate here, in that it it is a solution that generalizes to other quasi-vocatives.

ci'a [BAI] particle: as written by: ciska modal, 1st place, as written by source

• Why isn't cu'u good enough? Isn't ciska a type of cusku?

fai'i [FA] particle: Function similar to fai. And Rosta

jai'i [SE] particle: Function similar to jai. And Rosta

ki'i'o [KI] particle: Synonym for ki

sa'ai [SA] particle: next word begins nonstandard construction.: (Hopefully this stops the sentence from being parsed.): (proposed by but not endorsed by AndR)

xa'a [XAhA] particle: abstract to concrete converter: converts abstractions into concrete sumti, inverse of tu'a

• Doesnt le su'u do what you want?
  • And Rosta:

    I've no idea. Go read the messages where Djer proposed it.

xe'e1 [PA] particle: any

xi'i3 [XI] particle: degree of Fuzzy Logic truth

• I think they also call this jei

xoi [ROI] particle: means the same as ja'axi, discovered in The book after I ((xod) invented xoi

xoi [???] particle: abbreviation for lo'e du'u or conceivably tu'o su'u

• Moved to Obsolete Experimental Cmavo because it is incompatible with the baseline. --And Rosta

xo'o [XOhU] particle: means the same as xe'enai

• You really want to fill up x-cmavo space don't you? What is wrong with xe'enai or na xe'e?

xo'u [XOhU] particle: high scope mark: marks the following word as going to the start of the prenex at the start of the sentence. xe'enai, conversely, notes that the following word does not got to the start of the prenex.

• But what might actually be useful is a way to start a prenex at some place else in the sentence, resembling the English usage of listing undefined variables in a sentence and ending with a clause that says "where x=5 and r=2.3".

xu'u [LUhU] particle: xa'a1 terminator

zi'oi [SE] particle: indicates that one or more argument places are annulled (proposed by And Rosta)