Re: cue

[ucleaar <ucleaar@UCL.AC.UK>]

John:
> > > If the lambda marker were in KOhA, it would be hard to say "ce'u
> > > broda" (i.e. "ce'u da poi broda"), which is the domain-restricted
> > > lambda.  I'm not sure that "xe'u poi broda" (where "xe'u" is a KOhA
> > > lambda) does the right thing.
> > Ah, I had thought you just liked the extra bit of brevity in the {ceu
> > broda} form. I didn't realize {xeu poi} could be tricky. I still don't
> > see why it is, though.
> On second thought, perhaps it is OK, but remind me how you wish to handle
> "ka"-subordinate bridi with more than one lambda variable.

How do you mean "how *you* wish to handle..."? I was for {kea} for this
job, and failing that for {ceu} in KOhA. {ceu} in PA-like CEhU is your baby.

> We must be able to distinguish between:
> 1)      le ka [lambda] bruna [zo'e]
>         the property of being a brother (of some specific but unmentioned)

A. {ka kea/ceu bruna zoe}  [ceu in KOhA]
B. {ka ceu da bruna zoe}   [ceu PA-like]

> 2)      le ka [lambda] bruna da
>         the property of being a brother of someone

A. {ka kea/ceu bruna da}
B. {ka ceu da xi pa bruna da xi re}

> 3)      le ka [lambda1] bruna [lambda2]
>         the relationship of brotherhood

A. {ka kea/ceu xi pa bruna kea/ceu xi re}
B. {ka ceu da xi pa bruna ceu da xi re}

> 4)      le ka [lambda1] bruna [lambda1]
>         the property of being one's own brother

A. {ka kea/ceu bruna kea/ceu}
B. {ka ceu da xi pa bruna (ceu?) da xi pa}

coo, mie and