# Batch 205 - plant/tree reference lexical expansion after Rule 162

## Setup

- Batch label: `batch-205`.
- Proposed rule: Rule 163 - plant/tree reference lexical expansion after Rule 162.
- Starting verified corpus: 10,297 / 20,000.
- Cadence: lexical expansion after the Rule 162 construction consolidation.

## Source Pass

Rule 163 selects ten plant/tree reference heads with exact dictionary readback and Patz grammar cross-check:

- `buyukal` tree, English name unknown: dictionary exact entry only; no Patz conflict found.
- `dalkan` beach tree / casuarina pine: dictionary gives tree growing along beaches; Patz gives `dalkan-ba`
  'casuarina pine' in a case-allomorph table.
- `dari` boxwood tree: dictionary exact entry only; no Patz conflict found.
- `dibul` cane: dictionary exact entry only; no Patz conflict found.
- `dilbal` hickory tree: dictionary exact entry only; no Patz conflict found.
- `dili` corkwood pine: dictionary exact entry and Patz case table `dili`, `dili-mba`, with an underlying final-y
  caution. Rule 163 uses only bare `dili`.
- `jabarr` baldy gum tree: dictionary exact entry only; no Patz conflict found.
- `jakari` spiderlily: dictionary exact entry only; no Patz conflict found.
- `jama` tree: dictionary exact entry only; no Patz conflict found.
- `jilbar` corkwood tree: dictionary exact entry only; no Patz conflict found.

Support forms are retained from recent sourced rules: `yaluy` here, `yinyay` there, `nyaji-l` perceive/see/hear with
surface nonpast `nyajil` and past `nyajin`, and bare pronoun A forms `ngayu`, `yundu`, `jana`, and `ngana`.

## Scope

Rule 163 is a reference/perception lexical pass only. It admits no eating, fruit-gathering, medicine, bark-use,
burning, weaving, tying, spear-making, timber/material-source, storm-control, place-name, body-state, possession,
target case, target compound, or ecological-event claim. All selected target heads remain bare.

## Planned Frames

- Rows 1-10: bare `yaluy` deictic identification, "The X is here."
- Rows 11-20: `Ngayu X nyajil`, "I see the X."
- Rows 21-30: `Yundu X yinyay nyajil`, "You see the X there."
- Rows 31-40: `Jana X yinyay nyajin`, "They saw the X there."
- Rows 41-50: `Ngana X yaluy nyajil`, "We see the X here."

## Review Notes

- **Morphology:** all target heads stayed bare; `dalkan-ba` and `dili-mba` were treated as source evidence, not as
  target-case production; pronoun A forms stayed bare; `nyajin` is past `nyaji-ny`; `nyajil` is nonpast `nyaji-l`.
- **Lexicon:** each row uses one selected plant/tree sense only. `Dibul` has no tying/weaving/material-source import;
  `jakari` has no medicine or gathering import; tree heads have no bark, timber, fire, gum-use, place-name, or
  ecological-event import.
- **Syntax:** bare `yaluy` deictic clauses and present/past perception clauses follow controlled frames already
  sourced in recent rules.
- **Fidelity:** English translations state only the selected plant/tree referent plus "is here", "see", "see there",
  "saw there", or "see here"; they add no use, food, medicine, material, or event claim.
- **Register:** rows are ordinary reference/perception clauses, not ethnobotanical instruction, harvesting narrative,
  medicine, food-preparation, material-culture, or place-name claims.

## Living Books And Live Verification

- Batch 205 closed with 50 accepted rows, 250 five-lens review passes, 25 lessons, 17 lexeme/source-log rows, and 10
  process-event rows at close.
- Post-close lint passed GREEN: 10,347 / 20,000 verified sentences, 99,791 Kuku words, no `under_review` rows.
- Training export refreshed: 10,347 total rows; train/dev/synthtest = 8,667 / 835 / 845.
- Source living books patched: operator guide, sample pages, mega grammar cheatsheet, and dictionary errata now record
  Batch 205 / Rule 163.
- Rendered public docs with `./render-docs.sh`; live `/docs` 301 -> `/docs/` and all four HTML plus raw Markdown
  endpoints returned current Batch 205 / Rule 163 / 10,347 markers. Process ledger now has 14 Batch 205 events.

## Next Handoff

- After close, the next batch should be `batch-206`, proposed Rule 164.
- Recommended cadence: construction consolidation of the Rule 163 plant/tree reference set unless a targeted debt
  sweep becomes more urgent.
