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 stevepoppers November 15, 2016 |
The writing section of the lessons says: Should one or the other be ammended? |
The writing section of the lessons says:
There is no apostrophe mark in dragon writing. Instead, u'u is spelled with the rune [5] (uu). Thu'um is written as t + h + uu + m ([th5m]), and zu'u is written as z + uu ([Z5]).
Yet, the dictionary entries are the opposite:
Thu'um
Should one or the other be ammended?
 Frinmulaar November 15, 2016 |
"In dragon writing" refers specifically to runes. There is indeed no apostrophe equivalent in the runic alphabet, as the very examples that you quote explain. Edit: disregard the above, question misunderstood. |
 paarthurnax Administrator November 15, 2016 |
Hi stevepoppers, thanks for pointing this out. The apostrophes in the dictionary entries are a mistake. I've fixed this so dictionary entries now show the correct runes as explained in the lessons. |
Hi stevepoppers, thanks for pointing this out. The apostrophes in the dictionary entries are a mistake. I've fixed this so dictionary entries now show the correct runes as explained in the lessons.
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stevepoppers November 15, 2016 |
Awesome, thanks for clearing that up. |
Awesome, thanks for clearing that up.
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