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Are there rules for stress and consonant-vowel patterning in fu'ivla (of any kind).
The stress for all brivla (gismu, lujvo, fu'ivla) is always on and only on the penultimate syllable.The rules for consonant-vowel patterning in fu'ivla are quite complicated to give positively. They are a left-over class: anything that ends in a vowel, doesn't conflict with the phonotactics, doesn't have a "y", and cannot be mistaken for a gismu, lujvo, cmavo or combinations of them is a valid fu'ivla.What you need to do to test is make sure that it:does not violate phonotactic constraintsdoes not contain "y"ends in a vowelhas penultimate stress and no other stresshas no initial CV or CVV or other cmavo form that could break off leaving some valid word behindis not a gismu or a lujvodoes not become a lujvo when preceded with CV if all of the above is satisfied, you have a valid fu'ivla.
The stress for all brivla (gismu, lujvo, fu'ivla) is always on and only on the penultimate syllable.
The rules for consonant-vowel patterning in fu'ivla are quite complicated to give positively. They are a left-over class: anything that ends in a vowel, doesn't conflict with the phonotactics, doesn't have a "y", and cannot be mistaken for a gismu, lujvo, cmavo or combinations of them is a valid fu'ivla.
What you need to do to test is make sure that it:
if all of the above is satisfied, you have a valid fu'ivla.
Here's a list of all 4, 5, 6 and 7-letter fu'ivla forms:<http://www.lojban.com/tiki/tiki-index.php?page=Exhaustive+list+of+short+fu%27ivla+forms>
Here's a list of all 4, 5, 6 and 7-letter fu'ivla forms:
<http://www.lojban.com/tiki/tiki-index.php?page=Exhaustive+list+of+short+fu%27ivla+forms>