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Re: sera'aku SNU: ki'e doi skot.



la dn. cusku di'e

> Describing a culture as a two-part lujvo.  This seems an extraordinary idea.
> Is it possible?  For instance, how does one do Irish?

The gismu list gives "sicko'o" = "Western-Scot".  This is a bit odd
synchronically, but historically has some validity:  the "Scoti" were the
Irish, who kept that name when they moved east, although more or less
abandoning it in the homeland.

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John Cowan					cowan@ccil.org
		e'osai ko sarji la lojban.