I've been writing a story about a nation's past and Thuum is the ancient language of my personal country. At a certain point of their history, they waged war on invaders, but I don't know how to describe them as "outsiders," sadly. I need a bit of help with that.
What an "outsider" would be referred to as.
Nahlotaar January 17, 2019 |
I've been writing a story about a nation's past and Thuum is the ancient language of my personal country. At a certain point of their history, they waged war on invaders, but I don't know how to describe them as "outsiders," sadly. I need a bit of help with that. |
Fusdoiiz January 18, 2019 |
How about "[GutGoltKendov]" - Far Land Warrior? |
How about "[GutGoltKendov]" - Far Land Warrior?
Sonaak Kroinlah January 18, 2019 |
"Volaan" is "intruder" so that might work. |
"Volaan" is "intruder" so that might work.
Zinrahzul January 18, 2019 |
Alternatively vofron (un-kin/family), or even descriptively "ni nol het/daar golt/junaar" (not from here/this place/kingdom) |
Aaliizah January 26, 2019 |
Perhaps “vomindok muz”? I also agree that “volaan” would work well, probably best, if you’re looking for the most canonical option. |
DovahKiinZaan January 30, 2019 |
Depends on the type of country, 'vofron' works extremely well for a close country, almost like a villiage.
Ps. I didn't see Zin's response, but I do now. |
Depends on the type of country, 'vofron' works extremely well for a close country, almost like a villiage.
Ps. I didn't see Zin's response, but I do now.
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