different between tanru vs lujvo

English

Etymology

From Lojban tanru.

Pronunciation

• IPA^(key): /?tæn?u?/

Noun

tanru (plural tanru)

1. (Lojban grammar) A compound brivla (“content word”): that is, a sequence of two or more brivla with possible intervention/incrustation of cmavo to modify the way in which the brivla associate. (Left on their own, the brivla behave in a left-associative manner, where each brivla is modified by the brivla or sub-tanru to its left, before going on to modify the brivla to its right.) The component brivla maintain their separateness (i.e., they are separated by spaces), making tanru different from lujvo.

See also

• bo
• ke
• ke'e

References

Anagrams

• Rutan, Turan, arnut, run at, untar

English

Etymology

Borrowed from Lojban lujvo.

Pronunciation

• IPA^(key): /?lu?vo?/

Noun

lujvo (plural lujvo)

1. (Lojban grammar) A Lojban compound word, made up of several gismu (“root words”) in their rafsi (“abbreviated”) form, joined together.

Hypernyms

• brivla (“content words/predicates”)

Coordinate terms

• gismu (“root word”)
• fu'ivla (“loanword”)

See also

• tanru (“meaning”)