Shouldn't this be "bilus"? And the notes reference a "bolb" word for "bump", which doesn't exist
Word Revision Thread
 hiith June 2, 2014 |
should be modern (unless you think that the musicians (esp. lute players) in Skyrim had a concept of this, in which case "ahzidremhah" would be semi-canon or something) |
by hiith
June 2, 2014
should be modern (unless you think that the musicians (esp. lute players) in Skyrim had a concept of this, in which case "ahzidremhah" would be semi-canon or something)
 Ahmuldein June 2, 2014 |
Change it to Semi Canon, in isn't modern. Musicians have been around for a LONG time |
by Ahmuldein
June 2, 2014
Change it to Semi Canon, in isn't modern. Musicians have been around for a LONG time
 Foduiiz June 2, 2014 |
hiith There are songs within Skyrim played in major - and minor, I think - so regardless of its existence in the real world at the era TES is set, it's in the game. |
by Foduiiz
June 2, 2014
hiithshould be modern (unless you think that the musicians (esp. lute players) in Skyrim had a concept of this, in which case "ahzidremhah" would be semi-canon or something)
There are songs within Skyrim played in major - and minor, I think - so regardless of its existence in the real world at the era TES is set, it's in the game.
 paarthurnax Administrator June 3, 2014 |
I fixed the notes of "Bilbus" to mention to correct word "Bil." It's a modified version of the suffix to make "Bilbus" rather than "Bilus," not for much reason other than the way it sounds. The murky thing about musical terms is that we don't know what kind of musical notation The Elder Scrolls has, if any, or how developed their musical knowledge is. Music has existed for tens of thousands of years but these specific terms have only existed in the last thousand or so. Then it becomes a question of - would dragons innately have words for these? As far as we've seen dragons aren't a musically inclined culture, so my instict is no. |
by paarthurnax
June 3, 2014
I fixed the notes of "Bilbus" to mention to correct word "Bil." It's a modified version of the suffix to make "Bilbus" rather than "Bilus," not for much reason other than the way it sounds.
The murky thing about musical terms is that we don't know what kind of musical notation The Elder Scrolls has, if any, or how developed their musical knowledge is. Music has existed for tens of thousands of years but these specific terms have only existed in the last thousand or so. Then it becomes a question of - would dragons innately have words for these? As far as we've seen dragons aren't a musically inclined culture, so my instict is no.
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Foduiiz June 3, 2014 |
Synonyms: Speed, rate, pace, tempo, momentum. |
by Foduiiz
June 3, 2014
Synonyms: Speed, rate, pace, tempo, momentum.
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Foduiiz June 3, 2014 |
Synonym: Ellipse |
by Foduiiz
June 3, 2014
Synonym: Ellipse
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paarthurnax Administrator June 3, 2014 |
hiith As in "a pet raven?" I'm inclined to say only a noun. Maybe a separate word like rezus, rezus ruvaak "a petly raven." |
by paarthurnax
June 3, 2014
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Foduiiz June 3, 2014 |
Synonym: Administrate. This could then be the root word for 'administrator' and such. |
by Foduiiz
June 3, 2014
Synonym: Administrate. This could then be the root word for 'administrator' and such.
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Foduiiz June 3, 2014 |
Could this be a noun AND a verb? |
by Foduiiz
June 3, 2014
Could this be a noun AND a verb?
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