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    <div class="moz-cite-prefix">On 12/27/2016 12:17 PM, mayqel qunenoS

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      <pre wrap="">jIH:

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        <pre wrap="">rInbe' qo'

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      <pre wrap="">SuStel:

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        <pre wrap="">qo' rInmoHlu'ta'be'

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      <pre wrap="">I can understand that the {qo' rInmoHlu'ta'be'} means "someone didn't

finish the world"; but why doesn't the {rInbe' qo'} mean "the world

isn't finished" ?</pre>

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    <p>It does. But <i>finished</i> can mean "complete, fully created"

      or it can mean "ended," and I think canon has shown it leaning

      more toward the latter sense, so it's what I first thought. What

      you said isn't wrong, but I could only disambiguate based on my

      previous knowledge of the book.<br>

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