Re: Semantic names

["Engdahl, Rod" <engdahl@VISA.COM>]

I recall reading that names in Lojban are required to terminate in a
consonant, so "mrasfe" would still need a little work in that regard.

co'o mi'e rad
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From: Lee Daniel Crocker (none)
To: Engdahl, Rod
Subject: Semantic names
Date: Monday, October 06, 1997 11:37PM

My name doesn't Lojbanize very well phonetically, and I've noticed
that no one here uses a semantically-translated name, and that the
refgram only briefly touches on the issue.  In particular, I wonder
if there are any places where use of a semantically translated name
is not wholly interchangeable with a phonetic one for phoneme-
parsing reasons?  Also, translating my name semantically requires
a lujvo I haven't seen anywhere, so I'll coin it here:

co'o mi'e mrasfe

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