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> We can call the
> vase "a lidless (bottle)" or "a (lidless bottle)". This translates as
> "botpi fo noda" and "botpi fo zi'o", respectively, and referring to the
> same physical situation.
We should distinguish descriptions from predications here.
{lo botpi be fo noda} is a valid way of referring to lidless bottles.
That's {zo'e noi ke'a botpi fo no da}, i.e. "the obvious thing,
which is NOT a bottle with some lid". {lo botpi be fo noda}
is {lo na botpi be fo su'o da}.
If I say of something, {ta botpi fo no da}, I am saying
{ta na botpi fo su'o da}, i.e. "that does not bottle fo something".
mu'o mi'e xorxes
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