On grammatical class:
- mai
- utterance ordinal suffix; converts a number to an ordinal, such as an item or paragraph number.
- mo'o
- higher-order utterance ordinal suffix; converts a number to ordinal, usually a section/chapter.
- ba'ai
- discursive suffix: attaches to number. "I expect with probability..."
- ju'ai
- Default number radix modifier: changes the value of the default radix assumed for any numeral lacking an explicit radix within the following text, until another {ju'ai} appears.
- lai'a
- text scope alphabet specifier.
Sets the alphabet used for spelling until changed.
- sai'ei
- turns PA into CAI; intensity attitude modifier expressed by a mekso.
- nomo'o
- discursive utterance ordinal: zeroth section/chapter ordinal; foreword.
- pamai
- discursive: first utterance ordinal.
- pamo'o
- discursive utterance ordinal: first section/chapter ordinal.
- remai
- discursive: second utterance ordinal.
- romai
- discursive utterance ordinal: finally; last utterance ordinal.
- za'umai
- discursive: further utterance ordinal
In definition:
- mai'o
- turns number into pro-sumti: the abstraction described by the utterance denoted by that number and {mai}
- bangajezu
- x1 is the language with ISO 639-3 code “ayz” (Mai Brat).
- cmavrmai
- x1 is the selma'o "MAI".
In notes:
- slurume
- x1 is a part of Lojban text representing rule 'free' according to the first edition of the book 'The Complete Lojban Language'.