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wikidiscuss@lojban.org scripsit:
> Re: BPFK Section: Nonce Connectives
> The Red Book, C16 S19 says:
>
> Multiple BAhE cmavo may be used in succession.
>
> Umm, *OK*. What does it *mean*, though?

Iterated ba'e is for LOTS OF EMPHASIS. Iterated za'e probably doesn't mean
anything.

> Does {mi ba'e za'e ba'e ba'e broda} imply that the second ba'e is
> a nonce word, or does the whole thing imply that broda is nonce,
> for example?

I think the latter.

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