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I'm mulling over 'in order to', in order to come up with a way of expressing it. I think the meaning is the same in: I have a knife to defend myself. I have enough money to buy a hat. He opened his mouth to say something. She married him for his money. I kept some of the seed to saw next year. All these have a notion of intention to them, so I was thinking of using "por" all the way thru. But is it a conjunction or what? Pe kom por ji. One eats to live. Go ten hon por xwe. I have a book for learning. Xi ten susi bani por kini tomo. She has enough money to buy a car. Ta jini ho zbani por bani. Some women marry for money. Go pa denwa da por ke do janho ke go pa kini denwa. I phoned him so he'd know I bought a phone. Zi dum kwq? -- Rex F. May (Baloo) Daily cartoon at: http://www.cnsnews.com/cartoon/baloo.asp Buy my book at: http://www.kiva.net/~jonabook/book-GesundheitDummy.htm