pesai GOI* cmavo-compound

restrictive relative phrase marker: semi-permanently associated to; will remain associated unless something breaks that relation

Proposed as a variation of po with less semantic-boundary difficulties, while freeing up po for reassignment in dialects/forks. Legal ownership is a possible relation; it could also mean, say, the chair assigned to you in an office, which will remain 'your' chair until reassigned, where mere pe could just mean the one you're sitting on. do'esai could be a variation to associate a bridi or the subject of the bridi, e.g. 'ti stizu do'esai mi'. See pecai, pe, ponse, po'a


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pecai (comp!)
restrictive relative phrase marker: permanently / inalienably associated with; it is impossible or near-impossible to break that relation