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DICTIONARY:  LE 20060901 4201.  A net increase of 12 words.
cuzojagi [P-s] - infantry, foot soldiers.
  [Etym: low/under/on/support/foot/heavy + ARMY]
fezekepo [P-s] - blond, fair-haired.
  [Etym: hot/anger/fire/yellow/spicy + WITH/HAVING HAIR
fezumi [P-s] - match, lucifer.
  [Etym: hot/anger/fire/yellow/spicy + other artificial item]
jodapanga - fill, occupy the entire volume of.
jufifusi [P-s] - eraser.
  [Etym: zero/not/opposite/imaginary/magic + eight/writing +
  device/instrument/tool]
kunzekepo [P-s] - brunette, dark-haired.
  [Etym: dark/asleep/black/secret/unexpected + WITH/HAVING HAIR
ximaw [F/P-s] - what [headless relative conjunction].
  Jutamu xadapa xevi ximaw xadapa bavi xihi = You weren't used
  to what I was used to. Zizogimba fubegi ximaw kixuma xihi
  kikigi jofeso tomo = The farmer entered what looked like an
  empty museum. Jenkopa joybegi ximaw joykolapa xihi
  binjoybegi = The doctor was confident about what made the
  mechanic sick. Dasu kopa bavi ximaw bocala xevi zogumbe xihi
  = I know what you swam to. Note in the last example that the
  English translation could also have been "I know WHERE you
  swam".  However, use of "where" is ambiguous because it's
  not clear whether the deleted preposition is "to" or
  "at/in".  Because of this potential for ambiguity, we will
  always use "what" plus the correct preposition, even if the
  result sounds awkward.
zekepo [P-s] - haired, with/having hair.
  [Etym: long/road/walk/line/string/hair + living entity
  attribute]
zekolo [P-s] - bald, without hair.
  [Etym: long/road/walk/line/string/hair + opposite of living
  entity attribute]
zifopi [P-s] - pistol, handgun, revolver.
  [Etym: contain/inside/meaning/hold/hand + GUN/FIREARM]
zitovi [P-s] - liter [unit of measurement].
  [Etym: contain/inside/meaning/hold/hand + measure]
zozekepo [P-s] - red-haired.
  [Etym: red/blood/combat/violence + WITH/HAVING HAIR

The entry for "jodapapa" has been replaced by its focused form "jodapamba".

jodapamba - fill with, cause to become full with/of.
  The unfocused form "jodapapa" simply means 'to fill P'. The
  P-d form "jodapupa" meaning 'to fill or become full' will
  also be useful.

Two words have changed.
'Bathtub' changed from "bebozipi" to "cinzipi".

cinzipi [P-s] - bathtub.
  [Etym: BATHE + container/conduit]

'Kindred' changed from "tanjuvo" to "tankavo".

tankavo [P-s] - kindred, akin, related, having something in
common.
  [Etym: kinship/family/trust + other binary non-relational
  state]

There are changes in the entries for:
binkizugi, bitisi, bucala, cabekolo, cacema, cawjuvo, cekagi, citesangye, citesye, cubotimi, dapumba, dabusa, ducala, dujepono, duzevoni, ficala, jaculunzangaw, kagi, kaybusa, kedugi, kekesa, ketama, kumeno, tamu, todapa, tomeno, zidapa, zofusi, zokopyu, zontizegi, zubivi.

LESSONS.
New:  Lesson 20.
Changed: Lessons 9, 10, 12, 14, 16, 18, 19.

REFERENCE DOCUMENT. LS 20060824.

AUDIO FILES.  Unknown.

Since I can't open the audio files, is anyone else willing to check these?  Does anyone listen to them?

stevo