poi'i _{NU

…KEI} experimental cmavo

x₁ is such that {poi'i} abstraction is true; x₁ binds {ke'a} within the abstraction.

Originally proposed by And Rosta around 2001.

In notes:

si'o ze'ei poi'i (comp!): abstractor: x₁ is x₂'s concept of the object bound to {ke'a} and described by [bridi]
do'au (exp!): pro-sumti whose referent's identity may be chosen by the listener
ka'oi'i (exp!): convert bridi into n-ary property claim: x_n is such that it fills the n-th occurrence of ce'u in [bridi].
nau'o (exp!): pro-sumti whose referent's identity is unknown to the speaker
ni'ai (exp!): x₁ is a number/value such that the abstraction is true, under mathematical system x₂; x₁ binds to ke'a within the abstraction
poi'e (exp!): x₁, x₂, x₃... are such that {poi'e} abstraction is true; each {ke'a} binds another argument of the resulting predicate
sau'o (exp!): pro-sumti whose referent's identity the speaker is assuming the listener to know
voi'i (exp!): titular relative clause: gives a title/name in the form of a relative clause, e.g. "Alexander the Great" or "Woobie, Destroyer of Worlds"