Re: Telona grammar, part 1

At 01:12 AM 2/3/02 -0800, Jim Grossmann wrote:
>But how can a univocal word meaning "apple" function as anything other
>than a noun or an adjective/attributive noun?
    My thoughts (though I'm admittedly a bit behind the loop here):  Just
as one "waters" a planet by giving it water, "apple" in a verb form may
refer to giving someone or something an apple.

>Conversely, how can univocal words meaning "in," "because of," or "and"
>refer to entities?
    Think of them as "interior," "cause," and "togetherness."

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