selma'o
Syllables: sel·ma·'o/selˈma.ho/
selma'o noun: a set of cmavo (“structure words/particles”) which are grammatically interchangeable; a "part of speech" used in defining Lojban's formal grammar.
Noun
selma'o (plural selma'o)
- A set of cmavo (“structure words/particles”) which are grammatically interchangeable; a "part of speech" used in defining Lojban's formal grammar.
Forms of selma'o
| plural | selma'o |
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Origin of selma'o
Borrowed from Lojban selma'o.
Questions about selma'o
- What does selma'o mean?
- Selma'o means a set of cmavo (“structure words/particles”) which are grammatically interchangeable; a "part of speech" used in defining Lojban's formal grammar.
- What part of speech is selma'o?
- Selma'o is a noun.
- How do you pronounce selma'o?
- Selma'o is pronounced /selˈma.ho/.
- What is the plural of selma'o?
- The plural of selma'o is selma'o.
Words near selma'o in the dictionary
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