Controversial points in the morphology
> > Issue5: doi-la-lai-la'i in cmene
>
> Yet Another Try at fixing this issue.
>
> It seems to me that if we don't allow pauses *in* cmene (i.e. we
> allow one cmene at a time after each la/doi/whatever), the problem
> goes away because a cmene is the maximally long consonant+pause
> terminated string after la/doi/whatever.
>
> If people really need to express both a first and last name, they
> can concat them or use ce'o la or something.
>
> Regardless of whether you like the idea or not, I'd like other
> people to let me know if they think it actually works.
How would {zo .melanis. cmene lamelanis.} parse?
{nis.} is the maximally long consonant+pause terminated string
after the first la.
mu'o mi'e xorxes
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