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> > C. If the fu'ivla-head is followed by a permissible cluster, it may fall
> > off. There is one case where it is saved: if only a single syllable follows
> > the cluster, or if the head has a final stress so that it will accept only
> > one more syllable. In those cases we have a fu'ivla.
>
> There are two cases. The other is that the string following the head is a
> slinku'i, and the fu'ivla-head is not of CV form (which makes a lujvo). E.g.
> {suicmardi} is a fu'ivla.

Ouch! You're very right, I had completely missed that case. I have now
modified fuhivla to:

fuhivla <- !cmene !gismu !lujvo (stressed-fuhivla-head cluster fuhivla-tail /
fuhivla-head cluster stressed-fuhivla-tail) / !CVC-rafsi &cmavo-form syllable
(!consonant syllable)* slinkuhi

The final alternative should take care of that very odd case.

(fuhivla-rafsi was also modified accordingly.)

ki'e mi'e xorxes

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