kei NU… KEI -kez- cmavo

elidable terminator: end abstraction bridi (often elidable).

In definition:

cmavrkei
x1 is the selma'o "KEI".

In notes:

bu'ai (exp!)
abstractor: abstractor to create logically quantified selbri variable to be used in predicate logic of third or higher order.
cacryme'utcika
x1 (number) is the minute/minute notation of the hour, of event/state x2, in system x3.
detke'u
The date [day,week,month,year] x1=d1=k1 is recurrence/repetition of the date [day,week,month,year] of the first event x2=d2, for the x3=k3'rd time, in system x4.
djecacrytcika
x1 (number) is the hour/hour notation of the day, of event/state x2, in system x3.
djeisone
x1 is an object described as x2, x3, ... (termset representing serializable tree structure compatible with JSON format of attribute-value pairs).
fegmliba'u
m1=f1=b1 grumbles with sound b2 at f2 because of f3 (action/state/property).
ja'u (exp!)
na'e fancuka modal: no matter (indirect question)...
jo'oi (exp!)
non-logical connective: the more ..., the more...
jusysku
c1 reproach/criticizes/harshly says c2 (sedu'u/text/lu'e concept) to c3=j2 via expressive medium c4
ka'oi'i (exp!)
convert bridi into n-ary property claim: xn is such that it fills the n-th occurrence of ce'u in [bridi].
metnidytcika
x1 (number) is the second/second notation of the minute, of event/state x2, in system x3.
nu
abstractor: generalized event abstractor; x1 is state/process/achievement/activity of [bridi].
re zei taulka
x1 is a part of Lojban text representing rule 'tanru-unit-2' according to the first edition of the book 'The Complete Lojban Language'.
sa
erase complete or partial utterance; next word shows how much erasing to do.
tu'e'ei (exp!)
General-purpose left-bracket for arbitrary grouping of Lojban text; start highlight / selection marker.
tu'u'o (exp!)
General-purpose right-bracket for arbitrary grouping of Lojban text; end highlight / selection marker.
xu'i
Echo-resumptive construction initiator: This particle immediately precedes a verb word (selbrivla) which is a repetition of a verb that already occurred in the same sentence in an outer clause level; the combination of this particle and that echo verb acts like a terminator, signaling a return to the closest clause level whose main verb was the same as the provided echo verb.