doinai DOI* cmavo-compound

"anti-vocative": specifically denies that the referent is the intended listener.

*Note: Only accepted by experimental grammar* (u'u doinai la .djon.) = "Sorry, I wasn't talking to you, John". May also be used alone if the referent is obvious from context.

On grammatical class:

doi
generic vocative marker; identifies intended listener; elidable after COI.
da'ei (exp!)
attitudinal cause attribution
da'oi (exp!)
attitudinal attribution
ve'ai (exp!)
vocative marker: identifies the station(s) to which a message is to be sent and at the same time prepares a universe of discourse by filtering from a stream of messages only those said by that station(s)
doido'u (comp!)
generic vocative address to intended listener;.
doinai (comp!)
"anti-vocative": specifically denies that the referent is the intended listener.

In definition:

la'ei (exp!)
combines LA with DOI
cmavrdoi
x1 is the selma'o "DOI".

In notes:

nolba'i
b1=n1 is titled with high aristocratic/noble/elite status in/under culture/society b3=n2.
di'ai (exp!)
vocative: well-wish - curse
do'oi
generic single-word generic vocative marker; identifies intended listener with a single, possibly non-Lojban word, delimited by pauses (in speech) or by whitespace (in writing).
lai'e (exp!)
Named reference. It converts a sumti into another sumti. The converted sumti points to the referent the name of which is the referent of the unconverted sumti.
lu'ei (exp!)
convert a grammatical quotation to a tanru unit; x1 expresses/says the quoted text for audience x2 via expressive medium x3.
xu'e (exp!)
vocative: said/quoth..., used to identify the person speaking a single sentence (e.g. in dialogues)
coindoi
x1 is a part of Lojban text representing rule 'vocative' according to the first edition of the book 'The Complete Lojban Language'.