History: lojbo prenu

Source of version: 7 (current)

Lojbanic Personalities * la ((cein)). po'u le ((lojbo)) ((cilre)) * la ((kreig.daniyl.)) joi la ((Michael Helsem|maiky'elsym)) cu te pemci bau la lojban. * la ((rab.spir)) finti le ((JbozgiMusic|jbozgi)). * la [http://www.lojban.org/wiki/index.php/Bob%20LeChevalier|lojbab] cu lobja'a * ((Robin Lee Powell)) aka camgusmis * ((Matt Arnold)) aka epkat * ((Arnt Richard Johansen)) aka ((Broca)) * ((Mark Shoulson)) aka clsn * ((Adam Lopresto)) aka Eimi * ((John Woldemar Cowan)) author of The Complete Lojban Language * ((Stephen Weeks)) aka Tene * ((John Schock)) aka djancak * ((Adam Cooper)) aka komfo,amonan * ((Theodore Reed)) aka bancus * ((Viktor Medrano)) aka viktor aka nonong * ((aionys)) aka eyeonus ko ji'a viska ((Info about individuals (mostly lojbanists)|ti)) ----- aka ((jbopre)) * .i .ui mi nelci cuxna zoi my. ((long tanru)) .my. ** Me too, but there are certain lujvo that have gained enough of a meaning that they are recommended in daily use. I do not even know what ''kai'' is a rafsi for, though I use the words javnakai and tavlakai. You won't find anyone saying ''bridi valsi'' or ''se cmavo'' - only brivla and selma'o. ***''javnakai'' is a type-4 fu'ivla. ''ta vlakai'' means "that has wordness". **** I did not invent these lujvo, and they are both bad. javnakai should be javnikai, and tavlakai falis the ((tosmabru test)). But they are used. Uh-oh. **** Sorry, just rechecked where they first popped up. All that over nothing: It's javnykai and tavlykai. *** ''kai'' is a ((rafsi)) for ''ckaji'', which means ''to have a property'', since everything which has a given property has that property, ''-kai'' doesn't change the meaning. (''mi na tugni di'u'' Well, what's the difference then?) Use something like ''-smi'', ''-(sel)te'i'', or ''-cfu''. * ma ckajykai