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zo-li · W148

zoli · human person, living-person class · ✅

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Domain general / social / biology
Class entity / person class
Type compound
Register standard
First use Widely used across corpus; the standard subject-of-predication in Matthew 5–7 Beatitudes (lo-zo-li wi-no-ra, lo-zo-li su-fa, etc.) and Genesis 1:26–28 ("let us make mankind" = lo-zo-li ka-be).

Composition

zo (living thing/organism) + li (person) = living-person = an organism that is a person. Head-final: li (person) is head; zo specifies that this person is understood in terms of their organismal nature — a person who is a living thing.

Definition

human person; a living-being-person; a member of the human kind- class; any person understood as a living social organism. The general class term for human beings — sex-neutral, role-neutral, and social- position-neutral. Used wherever a general person subject or patient is needed.

Notes

zo-li is the unmarked general person-class term. Specific terms build on zo-li via modifier or compound: go-zo-li = generative-role-person (biological male, Gen 1:27) du-zo-li = result-role-person (biological female, Gen 1:27) ka-li-su-li = governor (ka-li-su, W147, + li) Plural/collective: pu-zo-li = all persons / humanity collectively. zo-li has been used pervasively across corpus without a formal registry entry. This admission retroactively registers the form and confirms its active status.

zo (primitive: living thing), li (primitive: person), zi-zo-go (W107: go-role in coupling), zi-zo-du (W108: du-role in coupling), pa-zo-li (W135: the world / place of human persons), be-go-li-si (W149: creator-representation / image)

In the corpus

31 attestations.

S# Tonesu
S014 la zo-li lo si-ko-mu ka-be
People create information-storage artifacts.
S057 lo-zo-li no-ma go de
For the person, absence of substance causes decay.
S058 lo-zo-li ne-fe ma
The person needs substance / the person is in a dependency-condition toward substance.
S063 lo-zo-li ta-ti-now no-ne-fe ma-no-de
The person currently does not need medicine.
S120 la-zo-li ne lo-mu-ka
The person is in relation to (possesses) a tool.
S127 la-mi to [go [lo-zo-li se lo-si ti-de] la-zo-li ka fe-si lo-li-pu ti-de]
My conceptual model: given the person having perceived the signal, she would have issued a warning to the crew.
S155 to-go [la-zo-li se lo-si ti-de] la-zo-li ka fe-si lo-li-pu ti-de
Counterfactually: given that the person had received the signal, she would have issued the warning to the crew.
S156 la-to-fe-su to [to-go [la-zo-li se lo-si ti-de] la-zo-li ka fe-si lo-li-pu ti-de]
The investigation body asserts as its model: had the person received the signal, she would have issued the warning to the crew.
S354 la-be-go-li lo-zo-li ka-be-past lo-be-go-li-si
The creator made persons in the creator's image.
S363 lo-zo-li zo-to-no-ra , vo ne
Those who are poor in spirit — they are blessed.
S374 Bailey (strong claim, bare assertion): · la-ka-li-su : lo-zo-li to-no-fe ka · Motte (retreat when challenged): · la-ka-li-su : lo-zo-li wi-ne ne · Correction: · go [la-ka-li-su lo-zo-li wi-ne ne] , no la-ze du lo-to-no-fe ka
Bailey: "The state should exercise total, unlimited authority over persons." / Motte: "[All I said was:] governance has a meaningful, intentional relationship with persons." / Correction: "That governance engages with persons does not establish that it holds unlimited authority over them."
S379 Triple-loaded (all three presuppositions hidden): · to-si [la-zu lo-wi-fe de-fe-past] · Full extraction (three () premises, then clean question): · (la-zu lo-ne-ki de-past) · (la-zu go lo-mu-su lo-zo-li ka-past) · (la-zu lo-ka-li-su lo-mu-su be-past) · to-si [la-zu lo-wi-fe de-fe-past]
Loaded: "Have you finally stopped abusing your position?" / Extracted: "(Reportedly: your relationships deteriorated.) (Reportedly: you acted harmfully toward persons in your care.) (Reportedly: you held authority over those persons.) — Did that authority-exercise end?"
S380 Claim (A — strong): · la-ka-li-su : lo-zo-li to-no-fe ka · Challenged. Retreat to B (intermediate): · la-ka-li-su : lo-zo-li vo-wi-fe ne-past · Challenged again. Retreat to C (undeniable): · la-ka-li-su : lo-zo-li ne ne · Correction (blocking A from both retreats): · go [la-ka-li-su lo-zo-li ne ne] , no la-ze du lo-vo-wi-fe ne · go [la-ka-li-su lo-zo-li vo-wi-fe ne] , no la-ze du lo-to-no-fe ka
A (bailey): "The state has the right to total, unlimited authority over persons." / B (intermediate): "The state has a duty of care / normative obligation toward persons." / C (motte): "The state and persons are related in some way." / Block-1: "That governance and persons are related does not establish that governance holds normative rule over them." / Block-2: "That governance holds normative obligations does not establish that it holds unlimited authority."
S387 Demand (bare): · go [la-mi se lo-ra-ma-de se] , · la-mi lo-zo-li ka-li-su wi · Corrected (minimum warrant chain): · go [la-mi se lo-ra-ma-de se] , · go [lo-ra-ma-de lo-zo-li mu-be] , · go [la-mi lo-zo-li vo wi] , · la-mi lo-zo-li ka-li-su wi
Demand: "I see signs of food insecurity; therefore I intend to govern the people." / Corrected: "Food insecurity harms persons. I hold persons' wellbeing as a value I act from. Therefore I will govern [toward that end]."
S388 (la-to-fe-su lo-ka-li-su de) , la-mi to lo-ka-li-su de , · go [lo-ka-li-su de] , (du lo-ne-su mu-be) , (du lo-ka-li-su de-fe) , · lo-ka-li-su-mi : la-mi lo-ze se ne , · na-Kur : la-ze lo-to-de re-ka , · go [la-mi se lo-ra-ma-de se] , la-mi lo-zo-li ka-li-su wi
"The speaker borrowed institutional authority it didn't earn, cascaded from a fact to ungrounded consequences, retreated to a weaker epistemic stance when challenged, changed the subject to attack the challenger with an unwarranted accusation, and issued a power claim from weak evidence without stating the warrant chain."
S389 (la-to-fe-su lo-ra-ma-de se) , · la-mi to lo-ra-ma-de de , · go [lo-ra-ma-de de] , · (du lo-ne-su mu-be) , · (du lo-ka-li-su de-fe) , · lo-ka-li-su-mi : la-mi lo-zo-li vo wi , · na-Kur : · (la-na-Kur la-to-fe-su-ki (la-to-li lo-ra-ma-de de si) re-ka) , · la-na-Kur lo-ra-ma-de de to , · go [(la-mi se lo-ra-ma-de de)] , · (du la-mi lo-ka-li-su wi) , · (du la-mi lo-ka-li-su to)
"The authorities have reported signs of food insecurity. I am certain food is failing. This will cause social trust to erode and governance to collapse. As for my governance — I'm committed to the people's wellbeing. As for my opponent Kur — there are reports that he announced that a scholar reportedly thinks the food supply might be declining. Kur is certain food is decaying. [Given my weak basis for concern:] therefore I will govern. Therefore I am certain I should govern."
S392 Hearsay chain (depth-3, identical to S391): · (la-to-fe-su (la-na-Kael (la-na-Sura lo-ka-li-su de se) re-ka) re-ka) , · Laundering step: · la-mi to lo-ka-li-su de , · Policy conclusion (normative leap): · go [lo-ka-li-su de] , la-mi lo-zo-li ka-li-su wi
"The council announced that Kael announced that Sura saw signs of governance failure. I am therefore certain governance is failing. And so I intend to govern." / Audit: / | clause | failure | mechanism | / |--------|---------|-----------| / | D-3 chain → la-mi to lo-ka-li-su de | ❌ epistemic laundering (depth-3) | three-layer hearsay chain stripped to bare personal certainty | / | go [lo-ka-li-su de] , la-mi wi [ka-li-su] | ❌ normative leap | governance-decay declared certain → will-claim without harm-link or value-anchor | / Diagnosis: / / la-mi to [la-to-fe-su (la-na-Kael (la-na-Sura lo-ka-li-su de se) re-ka) re-ka] , / no la-mi to lo-ka-li-su de / / "I am certain [only] that the institution made this three-layer announcement — not certain that governance is in decay."
S394 Challenged: · la-zu lo-ka-li-su-mi to-si ne · Response: · lo-ka-li-su-mi : · la-mi se lo-ra-ma-de de , · go [lo-ra-ma-de de , lo-zo-li mu-be] , · la-mi lo-zo-li vo wi , · du la-mi lo-ra-ma ka-li-su wi
"As for my governance — I see signs of food insecurity. Because food insecurity harms people, and because I hold people's wellbeing as my value, I intend a food-governance policy."
S395 go [la-mi se lo-ra-ma-de de] , · go [lo-ra-ma-de de , lo-zo-li mu-be , · go [la-na-Sura lo-ra-su ka ti-de] lo-ze se] , · la-mi se lo-ne-su mu-be
"I have some basis for food supply decline. Food supply decline causes harm to people — supported by Sura's earlier work on food system vulnerability. On that basis, I have some basis that social trust is also at risk."
S396 go [la-mi se lo-ra-ma-de de] , · go [lo-ra-ma-de de , lo-zo-li mu-be] , · go [la-mi lo-zo-li vo wi] , · la-mi lo-ra-ma ka-li-su wi , · la-mi se lo-ze be-vo
"Given signs of food insecurity, given that it causes harm to people, and given that I hold their wellbeing as a value — I intend a food governance policy. And I have some basis that I am capable of executing it."
S397 (la-to-fe-su lo-ra-ma-de de se) , · la-mi to [la-to-fe-su lo-ze re-ka] , · la-mi se lo-ra-ma-de de , · go [lo-ra-ma-de de , lo-zo-li mu-be , · go [la-na-Sura lo-ra-su ka ti-de] lo-ze se] , · la-mi se lo-ne-su mu-be , · lo-ka-li-su-mi : · go [la-mi se lo-ra-ma-de de] , · go [lo-ra-ma-de de , lo-zo-li mu-be] , · go [la-mi lo-zo-li vo wi] , · la-mi lo-ra-ma ka-li-su wi , · la-mi se lo-ze be-vo , · la-mi to-si [la-zu lo-ze se-to to-si]
"The council reports some sign of food supply decline. I am certain the council reported this; I have some basis — not certainty — that the decline is real. Based on Sura's earlier food-system work, I also have some basis that social trust is at risk. As for my policy: I see the signs, they cause harm to people, and I care about people — so I intend a food-governance response. I believe I can execute it. What is your grounded basis?" / Audit: / | clause | status | note | / |--------|--------|------| / | (institution: food-decay) , la-mi to [institution announced it] , la-mi se food-decay | ✅ | three distinct claims at three honest levels | / | go [harm-link with Sura grounding] , la-mi se lo-ne-su mu-be | ✅ | one step concluded; grounding cited; conclusion at se | / | lo-ka-li-su-mi : [full chain] , la-mi wi [food-policy] | ✅ | topic held; ethical-reasoning template complete | / | la-mi se lo-ze be-vo | ✅ | capability stated at honest level | / | la-mi to-si [la-zu lo-ze se-to to-si] | ✅ | genuine open question — invites grounded response | / Audit reading: / Five clauses. Five ✅. No laundering, no topic shift, no ungrounded cascade, no normative leap, no modal inflation. The final clause is a genuine question about the interlocutor's grounding — structurally the inverse of a loaded question.
S443 zo-li helms to-zo
"Man is a rational animal." (Aristotle, Nicomachean Ethics / Politics)
S487 go {la-ze ka-si ro la-zo-li se}, la-to-ki pa
DIAGNOSTIC: complex premise — CANNOT use ;
S569 go ha-be lo-zo-li de ti-de
A's opening claim: "The fever caused the patient's deterioration."
S570 no — go si-zo lo-zo-li de ti-de
B rejects: Round 1, denial is fresh.
S639 la-su-ka-li lo-to-ki'ne-su ne no-si-go-li lo-to-si go zo-li
A service-provider of an online platform is not a content-originator of information-signals from persons.
S640 la-to-ki'ne-su ne si-mu lu-zo-li / ne no-si-go-li
An online platform is a relay device for persons / is not a content-originator.
S651 la-ra-ka-li ra-ka lo-zo-li
A fighter applies force against persons.
S658 la-so-vo-li so-vo lu-zo-li
A bard creates sonic worth for persons.
S685 la-Sokrates ne zo-li
Socrates is a person.
S686 go a-zo-li ne de-zo , go la-Sokrates ne zo-li , la-Sokrates ne de-zo
Because all persons are mortal, and because Socrates is a person: Socrates is mortal.
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