mei MOI -mem-mei- cmavo

convert number to cardinality selbri; x1 is a mass formed from a set x2 of n members, one or more of which is/are x3, measured relative to the set x4.

[x1 is a mass with N components x3 composing set x2; x2 is an n-tuple (x2 is completely specified) (= selmei for reordered places); x1 forms an n-some; x3 (not necessarily a complete enumeration) are among the members of x2); See also cmima, gunma, cmavo list moi.

In notes:

cmima
x1 is a member/element of set x2; x1 belongs to group x2; x1 is amid/among/amongst group x2.
denxi'u
x1 is a gear/cogwheel with cogs x2, of device/vehicle x3, made of material x4
gamymei
x1 is a dozen of x2 counting by dimension/aspect x3
jufmei
x1 is a paragraph about x2 including sentence(s) x3.
meirmoi
x1=moi1 is the x2-th element out of x3 elements from set x4=moi2=mei2.
meizma
x1 is more numerous than x2; x1 has a greater cardinality than x2
memkai
x1 is/are x2 (li) in number, and are among x3
memlai
x1 numbers/adds up to/consists of x2 (number) counting by units x3; x1 are x2 in number.
pormei
x1 (sequence) has length x2
ramymei
x1 is a mythos of myths x2
rilsletei
x1 is tempo of rhythmic movement x2 with the unit x3; x1 is a time interval and corresponds to the unit x3 of a form of rhythm of x2.
sormei
x1 are numerous/many
sotmei
x1 are few
lo'au
presuppositional definite article: the …; the thing(s) which …
mei'i
convert number to cardinality selbri: x1 is/are [number] in number; there is/are [number] things among x1.
esme
x1 (text) is written in a dialect where {su'o}, {ro} quantifiers are treated as {su'oi}, {ro'oi} respectively
jborefota
x1 is a pair of Lojbanists who frequently talk to each other in Lojban by telephone.
kaunmei
x1 (collection, body, set, mass, tuple, n-some, etc.) is x2 (li; default: 1) indivisible/atomic/elementary/basic discrete entities (or particles) of type x3 in composition/content, by standard x4; the count of instances of x3 in x1 is x2 by standard x4.