NULL-. In names of words = 'unpronounced'. NULL-EVERY. Has two complements, the second of which is NULL- PROPERTY. NULL-EVERY expresses a universal quantifier that quantifies over the members of the set expressed by the first complement. "Every member of the set expressed by the first complement has the property expressed by the second complement." NULL-PROPERTY. Has two complements. The first is a Raisee, NULL-VARIABLE. The second complement contains elements that bind the NULL-VARIABLE. E.g. "[NULL-PROPERTY [NULL-VARIABLE] [anda]]", where "anda", = "person", has one argument which is bound by the NULL-VARIABLE Raisee, means "(the property of) being a person". NULL-VARIABLE. Expresses a variable. Has no complements. NULL1. NULL1 has two complements. The first is a Raisee. NULL1 copies the meaning of its second complement; i.e. NULL1 refers to whatever its second complement refers to. bflnqoh. "G is the case in the world as experienced by F". Has one complement. The G argument is bound by the complement. The F argument is bound by the nearest Raisee. bfyssy. "has compunction, inhibition, scruples, restraint, decorum, superego". Has one argument, which is bound by the nearest Raisee. bghoh. "F has properties it would have if it it had property G". Has one complement. The G argument is bound by the complement, which is NULL-PROPERTY. The F argument is bound by the nearest Raisee. dloehj. "occurs now". Has one complement and one argument, which is expressed by the complement. dthohddhe. "F is moss, or dense short-trimmed lawn, or velvet, or pile carpet, or cilia, or short-cropped hair, (etc.) at/on G; and X is the case". Has one complement, which expresses the X argument. dzohwsq. "is (during) Spring, is part of the events that constitute springtime". Has one complement and one argument, which is expressed by the complement. dzowsq. "is (during) Spring, is part of the events that constitute springtime". Has one argument, which is expressed by the nearest Raisee. e. Valency indicator. Has one complement, which expresses a predicate. 'e' indicates that the predicate has an F argument and a G argument, that the F argument is expressed by the nearest Raisee, and that the G argument is expressed by the second-nearest Raisee. eh. Valency indicator. Has two complements. Indicates that the predicate has a G argument, bound by the nearest Raisee, plus an F argument, bound by the second complement. The first complement expresses the predicate. er. Has one complement: NULL-PROPERTY. "er" expresses a Kind (as in 'mankind', 'womankind') and the kind is defined by the property expressed by its complement. E.g. "er [NULL- PROPERTY [NULL-VARIABLE] [anda]]" = "the Kind corresponding to the property of being x such that x is a person" = "personkind". gsrirj. "is a child". Has one argument, which is bound by the nearest Raisee. gwayffy. "is elderly and infirm". Has one argument, which is bound by the nearest Raisee. gzawsq. "is (during) winter, is part of the events that constitute wintertime". Has one argument, which is bound by the nearest Raisee. jahw. "is very much not the case". Has one complement. Has one argument, which is bound by the complement. jy. = jysq. jysq. Existential quantifier. Has one complement, NULL- PROPERTY. "There is something/someone that has the property expressed by the complement". kakkhj. "F is claw of G". kaymbre. "be clement/lenient, show clemency/leniency, soften a hard line". Has one argument, bound by the nearest Raisee. kehsse. "G cuts/gashes F with sharp blade (cutting instrument); and X is the case". Has one complement, which expresses the X argument. khlahl. Has three complements. Lists the members of a set. khlncla. Pronoun. "a certain X; I and you can identify which; the referent's file is open/active in your mind (discourse- old) -- definite, discourse-old". khnqyhvva. "G is a dryad, naiad, nereid, sprite, a spirit/personality animating inanimate entity F; and X is the case". Has one complement, which expresses the X argument. kkhahgsro. "Predatory beast G stalks, hunts, preys upon F; and X is the case". Has one complement, which expresses the X argument. lu. "thee/you (collective)". maza. "is in good health". Has one argument, which is bound by nearest Raisee. ncryh Has one complement. Means "Is [complement] true?" NULL-AND2. Has two complements. The meaning is that each of the complements is true. oeh. "and". Has two complements. The meaning is that each of the complements is true. oj. Nominal valency indicator. Has one complement, which expresses the predicate. Indicates that the predicate has a G argument, which is bound by the nearest Raisee, plus an F argument, which is bound by "oj" itself; that is, "oj" refers to the F argument. osqror. "is green". Has one argument, which is expressed by the nearest Raisee. punqgaa. "G rules over sociogeographical domain F". sgen. "is a rock not covered by vegetation that protrudes from vegetation-covered ground". Has one argument, which is bound by the nearest Raisee. thkahka. "F is tooth of G; and X is the case". Has one complement, which expresses the X argument. thnjahr. Direct speech introducer. Indicates that the speech is quoted verbatim and without misleading ellipses. As a predicate, it means "F says [quoted speech] to G". toehddha. "F is footprint/indentation/track/symptom/effect/impression of G; and X is the case". Has one complement, which expresses the X argument. u. Valency indicator. Has one complement, which expresses a predicate. 'u' indicates that the predicate has an F argument and a G argument, that the F argument is unexpressed, and that the G argument is expressed by the nearest Raisee. vehrvor. "F roams about place G; and X is the case". Has one complement, which expresses the X argument. zehw. Nominal valency indicator. Has two complements. Indicates that the predicate has an F argument, which is bound by the first complement, plus a G argument, which is bound by "zehw" itself; that is, "zehw" refers to the G argument. The second complement expresses the predicate. zoh. Valency indicator. Has two complements. Indicates that the predicate has an F argument, bound by the nearest Raisee, plus a G argument, bound by the first complement. The second complement expresses the predicate. zolljmmw. "G clasps hand/arm of F in friendly greeting". zuh. Valency indicator. Has two complements. Indicates that the predicate has an F argument, which is unexpressed, and a G argument, which is expressed by the first complement. The second complement expresses the predicate.