“…Given that French il y a occurs within two primes, surely un, the French equivalent to English prime one, could appear twice as well (cf. Peeters et al 2006). Add to this that, in NSM, allolexes are not only tolerated but necessary, which makes the so-called 'semantic primes' more like meaning clusters than true primes; for example, English i and me; do, does, did; French tu, toi, vous; Italian tu, voi, lei, etc.…”