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-'''{{j|jboponei}}''' is the practice of replacing all abstraction cmavo (of class {{j|NU}}) with the word {{j|po}}, terminated by {{j|nei}}. (Note that these replace existing cmavo, meaning ‘exclusive possession’ and ‘this bridi relation’.)
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-== History ==
+<ul><li>[[natlang/en/jboponei|jboponei ; dialect]]</li></ul>
-At first, Lojban was replete with abstractor usage – jbopre were eager to {{j|nu}} and {{j|ka}} and {{j|du'u}} and {{j|za'i}} and {{j|ni}} and {{j|zu'o}}… However, a subset of them [TODO: who, when?] settled on a peculiar habit: in place of all of them, using the {{j|su'u}} abstractor (the most general and inspecific of them all). Then {{j|lo su'u}} got shortened to {{j|po}}. This modification caught on, almost virally (ironically since it’s 2020), and as such has ended up as part of the dialects of the most fluent Lojban speakers in roljbogu’e.
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La lunra at 06:04, 17 October 2023

2023-10-17T06:04:19Z

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	== History ==		== History ==

	At first, Lojban was replete with abstractor usage – jbopre were eager to {{j\|nu}} and {{j\|ka}} and {{j\|du'u}} and {{j\|za'i}} and {{j\|ni}} and {{j\|zu'o}}… However, a subset of them [TODO: who, when?] settled on a peculiar habit: in place of all of them, using the {{j\|su'u}} abstractor (the most general and inspecific of them all). Then {{j\|lo su'u}} got shortened to {{j\|po}}. This modification caught on, almost virally (ironically since it’s 2020), and as such has ended up as part of most ~~active Lojbanists’ dialects~~.		At first, Lojban was replete with abstractor usage – jbopre were eager to {{j\|nu}} and {{j\|ka}} and {{j\|du'u}} and {{j\|za'i}} and {{j\|ni}} and {{j\|zu'o}}… However, a subset of them [TODO: who, when?] settled on a peculiar habit: in place of all of them, using the {{j\|su'u}} abstractor (the most general and inspecific of them all). Then {{j\|lo su'u}} got shortened to {{j\|po}}. This modification caught on, almost virally (ironically since it’s 2020), and as such has ended up as part of the dialects of the most fluent Lojban speakers in roljbogu’e.

Uakci: Uakci moved page Jboponei to jboponei without leaving a redirect

2020-11-19T02:24:25Z

Uakci moved page Jboponei to jboponei without leaving a redirect

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Uakci at 13:39, 1 November 2020

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	At first, Lojban was replete with abstractor usage – jbopre were eager to {{j\|nu}} and {{j\|ka}} and {{j\|du'u}} and {{j\|za'i}} and {{j\|ni}} and {{j\|zu'o}}… However, a subset of them [TODO: who, when?] settled on a peculiar habit: in place of all of them, using the {{j\|su'u}} abstractor (the most general and inspecific of them all). Then {{j\|lo su'u}} got shortened to {{j\|po}}. This ~~new dialect~~ caught on, almost virally (ironically since it’s 2020), and as such has ended up as part of most active Lojbanists’ dialects.		At first, Lojban was replete with abstractor usage – jbopre were eager to {{j\|nu}} and {{j\|ka}} and {{j\|du'u}} and {{j\|za'i}} and {{j\|ni}} and {{j\|zu'o}}… However, a subset of them [TODO: who, when?] settled on a peculiar habit: in place of all of them, using the {{j\|su'u}} abstractor (the most general and inspecific of them all). Then {{j\|lo su'u}} got shortened to {{j\|po}}. This modification caught on, almost virally (ironically since it’s 2020), and as such has ended up as part of most active Lojbanists’ dialects.

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2020-11-01T13:38:53Z

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'''{{j|jboponei}}''' is the practice of replacing all abstraction cmavo (of class {{j|NU}}) with the word {{j|po}}, terminated by {{j|nei}}. (Note that these replace existing cmavo, meaning ‘exclusive possession’ and ‘this bridi relation’.)

== History ==

At first, Lojban was replete with abstractor usage – jbopre were eager to {{j|nu}} and {{j|ka}} and {{j|du'u}} and {{j|za'i}} and {{j|ni}} and {{j|zu'o}}… However, a subset of them [TODO: who, when?] settled on a peculiar habit: in place of all of them, using the {{j|su'u}} abstractor (the most general and inspecific of them all). Then {{j|lo su'u}} got shortened to {{j|po}}. This new dialect caught on, almost virally (ironically since it’s 2020), and as such has ended up as part of most active Lojbanists’ dialects.