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Spacetime cmavo in Lojban

The document discusses Lojban cmavo (logical words) related to space and time. It provides definitions for over 30 cmavo that specify locations, directions, distances, intervals, events, and reference frames. It also introduces cmavo for actuality, potentiality, dimensions, and asking questions about space and time.

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Spacetime cmavo in Lojban

The document discusses Lojban cmavo (logical words) related to space and time. It provides definitions for over 30 cmavo that specify locations, directions, distances, intervals, events, and reference frames. It also introduces cmavo for actuality, potentiality, dimensions, and asking questions about space and time.

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The Quick Lojban: spacetime cmavo sutra lojbo .

i loi caltcika cmavo

Reference The Complete Lojban Language: Chapter 10 What is Lojban: Lojban for beginners: Spacetime journeys To specify where and when an event happens, or a relation is true, we can describe a spacetime journey that, by default, is referred to the speaker position/time. Time pu ca ba nau ku past present future current speaker's tense tenses are to be placed before the selbri, closed tenses (i.e. followed by the terminator ku) can be moved in other positions within the bridi (e.g: mi ba klama baku mi klama)

Sticky tenses ki set the reference position/time. Subsequent tenses are relative to the sticky one. ki alone, resets the reference point to be the speaker's location/time.

Events pu'o co'a co'u za'u de'a di'a ca'o co'i ba'o fe'e mo'u the time before the event the beginning of the event the end of the event (completed or not) when the event actully ended, past its natural end the time when the event was suspended the time when the event has been resumed during the event the event as a whole the time after the event, the aftermath time event to space portions. e.g.: fe'eba'o = Beyond ... the natural end of the event (independet of co'u). For example, a race have a natural end but for somebody it may end earlier (the car broke) while someone else will continue running for some time after the race end (e.g. the winner does another lap).

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Distance and intervals zi vi za va zu vu ze'e ve'e ze'i ve'i ze'a ve'a ze'u ve'u a short distance a medium (not specified) distance longer than zi/vi but shorter than zu/vu a long distance the entire time/space. Can be limited: ze'epu : from the beginning of time up to now ze'eba : from now to the end of time a short interval a medium (not specified) interval longer than ze'i/ve'i but shorter than ze'u/ve'u a long interval

Locations & directions mo'i bu'u ca'u ti'a zu'a ri'u ga'u ni'a fa'a to'o zo'i ze'o zo'a ne'i ru'u pa'o ne'a te'e re'o be'a ne'u du'a vu'a coincident with in front of behind on the left of on the right of above below towards away from inward from outward from tangential to within surrounding transfixing next to bordering adjacent to north south east west movement moving to coincide with forward backward leftward rightward upward downward arriving at departing from approaching receding from passing by into orbiting passing through moving while next to moving along the border along northward southward eastward through westward

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Actuality, potentiality, capability ca'a pu'i ka'e nu'o is ... could and has ... could ... could but has not ..

Dimensions vi'i vi'a vi'u vi'e unidimensional (line) bidimensional (area) tridimensional (space) quadrimensional (spacetime)

Other cmavo roi re'u di'i na'o ru'i ta'e jai fai ma cu'e n times. paroi : once, noroi : never, roroi : always, ... nth time. pare'u : first time, rere'u : second time, ... regularly tipically continuously habitually brings the tense sumti tcita to the front: mi cadzu vi le panka le panka cu jai vi cadzu fai mi used in conjunction to jai to refer to the converted sumti used to ask about tenses: ca ma = "When?", vi ma = "Where?" ... generic question (also modal). mi cu'e klama = When/where/how do I come?

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