PEG Morphology Algorithm
> Basically, a fu'ivla is any word that fits the definition of a brivla=20
> (consonant cluster in first five letters, not counting y or '),
(With John Cowan's consent) I extended the definition of brivla
to "second consonant belongs to a cluster" rather than "cluster
in first five letters". The restriction in the number of leading
vowels is not well motivated. The number five just comes from the
particular restrictions on the length of vowel strings of gismu
and lujvo, but fu'ivla need not be so restricted.
> In order to do the slinku'i test, we have to know what a lujvo is like.=
> To=20
> know what a lujvo is like, we have to know what a rafsi is like. Final=20
> rafsi can be gismu, so we have to match against that, too. So, only to=20
> separate words consistently in the face of fu'ivla, we have to implemen=
> t=20
> all of these concepts. So I believe further modularization is not=20
> possible.
Indeed.
mu'o mi'e xorxes
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