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==== valsi ====
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almapamla
  <td>valsi</td>  <td>almapamla</td>
==== type ====
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fu'ivla
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==== creator ====
  <td>type</td>
[[personal/gusnikantu|gusnikantu]]
  <td>fu'ivla</td>
==== time entered ====
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Wed Aug 30 08:43:33 2017
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  <td>creator</td>
== English ==
  <td>[[personal/gusnikantu|gusnikantu]]</td>
=== Definition #69869 ===
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==== definition ====
  <td>time entered</td>
x<sub>1</sub> is a plant symbolizing the idea of love, to x<sub>2</sub>.
  <td>Wed Aug 30 08:43:33 2017</td>
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Western literature is full of works that use roses as romantic symbols, and many other cultures use other flowers for more or less the same purpose. Similarly, the x<sub>1</sub> of .almapamla symbolically represents the idea of love itself. For native English-speaking Lojbanists, a rose will likely be a common example of an x<sub>1</sub>, but it could be any plant. x<sub>2</sub> can be either the author or audience of any spoken or written text which uses x<sub>1</sub> to represent love. See also [[spati|spati]], [[rozgu|rozgu]], [[prami|prami]], [[sinxa|sinxa]]. Unrelated to the similar-sounding [[alma|alma]] and [[palma|palma]].
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<ul><li>[[natlang/en/symbolic plant representing love|symbolic plant representing love]]</li></ul>


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      <td>x<sub>1</sub> is a plant symbolizing the idea of love, to x<sub>2</sub>.</td>
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<td>Western literature is full of works that use roses as romantic symbols, and many other cultures use other flowers for more or less the same purpose. Similarly, the x<sub>1</sub> of .almapamla symbolically represents the idea of love itself. For native English-speaking Lojbanists, a rose will likely be a common example of an x<sub>1</sub>,  but it could be any plant. x<sub>2</sub> can be either the author or audience of any spoken or written text which uses x<sub>1</sub> to represent love. See also [[spati|spati]], [[rozgu|rozgu]], [[prami|prami]], [[sinxa|sinxa]]. Unrelated to the similar-sounding [[alma|alma]] and [[palma|palma]].</td>
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            <li>[[natlang/en/symbolic plant representing love|symbolic plant representing love]]</li>
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           [[natlang/en/plant which symbolizes love|plant which symbolizes love]]</li>
           [[natlang/en/plant which symbolizes love|plant which symbolizes love]]
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           [[natlang/en/author or audience of a description of the plant as a love symbol|author or audience of a description of the plant as a love symbol]]</li>
           [[natlang/en/author or audience of a description of the plant as a love symbol|author or audience of a description of the plant as a love symbol]]
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[[personal/cemjig|cemjig]]
      <td>[[personal/cemjig|cemjig]]</td>
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      <td>4
Sat Sep 16 05:30:25 2017
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      <td>Sat Sep 16 05:30:25 2017</td>
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      <td>x<sub>1</sub> spati zi'o gi'e sinxa lo si'o prami ku x<sub>2</sub> noi skicu ja te skicu vo'a</td>
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      <td>notes</td>
<td>i krasi zoi zoi amapola zoi noi valsi la papaver lo bansupu'a zi'e noi cmene lo selsa'a noi se finti la'o zoi Jos� Mar�a Lacalle Garc�a zoi i ji'a se pagbu zoi zoi pam zoi noi rafsi zo prami i srana zo [[prami|prami]] e zo [[makpapi|makpapi]]</td>
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=== Etymology ===
== lojban ==
=== Definition #69855 - Preferred ===
 
==== definition ====
x<sub>1</sub> spati zi'o gi'e sinxa lo si'o prami ku x<sub>2</sub> noi skicu ja te skicu vo'a
==== notes ====
i krasi zoi zoi amapola zoi noi valsi la papaver lo bansupu'a zi'e noi cmene lo selsa'a noi se finti la'o zoi Jos� Mar�a Lacalle Garc�a zoi i ji'a se pagbu zoi zoi pam zoi noi rafsi zo prami i srana zo [[prami|prami]] e zo [[makpapi|makpapi]]
==== created by ====
[[personal/gusnikantu|gusnikantu]]
==== vote information ====
1
   
==== time ====
Wed Aug 30 14:06:27 2017




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      <td>[[personal/gusnikantu|gusnikantu]]</td>
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      <td>vote information</td>
      <td>1
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      <td>Wed Aug 30 14:06:27 2017</td>
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=== Etymology ===
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Latest revision as of 13:55, 13 January 2026

valsi

almapamla

type

fu'ivla

creator

gusnikantu

time entered

Wed Aug 30 08:43:33 2017  

English

Definition #69869

 

definition

x1 is a plant symbolizing the idea of love, to x2.

notes

Western literature is full of works that use roses as romantic symbols, and many other cultures use other flowers for more or less the same purpose. Similarly, the x1 of .almapamla symbolically represents the idea of love itself. For native English-speaking Lojbanists, a rose will likely be a common example of an x1, but it could be any plant. x2 can be either the author or audience of any spoken or written text which uses x1 to represent love. See also spati, rozgu, prami, sinxa. Unrelated to the similar-sounding alma and palma.

gloss words

place keywords

1. 

         plant which symbolizes love


2. 

         author or audience of a description of the plant as a love symbol


created by

cemjig

vote information

4

time

Sat Sep 16 05:30:25 2017



Examples

Etymology

lojban

Definition #69855 - Preferred

 

definition

x1 spati zi'o gi'e sinxa lo si'o prami ku x2 noi skicu ja te skicu vo'a

notes

i krasi zoi zoi amapola zoi noi valsi la papaver lo bansupu'a zi'e noi cmene lo selsa'a noi se finti la'o zoi Jos� Mar�a Lacalle Garc�a zoi i ji'a se pagbu zoi zoi pam zoi noi rafsi zo prami i srana zo prami e zo makpapi

created by

gusnikantu

vote information

1

time

Wed Aug 30 14:06:27 2017



Examples

Etymology

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