could use:
monadic - the argument is behind - written after the verb and is named y
[monadic y]
dyadic - x is written before the verb and y written after
[x dyadic y]
2008/3/26, Robert Raschke <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
>
> On 3/25/08, Dan Bron <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > PS: I must have some reflexive disorder. When I finished typing up
> this email, I proof read it, and I still had "left" and "right" switched!
>
> Are you by any chance left-handed? I've heard that left-handed people
> sometimes have difficulties in keeping the words "left" and "right" on
> their correct sides. I've been known to give directions by saying
> "right" and pointing left, my body knowing what I mean better than my
> brain.
>
> Robby
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