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(Repeating my answer due to accidental removal.)

pc:
> Can we fit a quantifier between {la} and the cmevla/selbri without getting
> the name wrong? How?

A quantifier between {la} and a cmevla is ungrammatical.
A quantifier between {la} and the selbri is grammatical.
The meaning of {la ci cribe} could be either "the three
that I call 'Bear'" or "the one that I call 'Three Bears'".
I'm not sure we really need to impose one of them.

> lo'e
> le'e
> >>
>
> I am unsure just what to make of enumerating typical and stereotypical
> whatsises. The pattern seems to call for it, but in the cases where plurality
> plays a role, it seems to me that the typicality (etc.) is predicative not
> descriptive. That is you really want such things not just using the locution
> to talk in generalities about whatsises � whether or not they exist.

I too am unsure what to make of them, but the grammar allows them.
I can leave the quantifiers out of lo'e/le'e if they are utterly
meaningless. Anyone else has an opinion on this?

mu'o mi'e xorxes

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