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Word Revision Thread

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paarthurnax
Administrator
July 29, 2014
Foduiiz

Ahk

Is there a reason "too" is not a synonym here? Maybe to stop confusion with "rem"?

That's a good point, I'll add "too" to ahk with the meaning of "as well." Rem would mean "too" as in "excessively."

by paarthurnax
July 29, 2014
Foduiiz

Ahk

Is there a reason "too" is not a synonym here? Maybe to stop confusion with "rem"?

That's a good point, I'll add "too" to ahk with the meaning of "as well." Rem would mean "too" as in "excessively."


Ahmuldein
July 30, 2014

Krenlom-Viing

Can you put one of those "view the root word"'s on this? and if so just put Krenlom as the root wird

by Ahmuldein
July 30, 2014

Krenlom-Viing

Can you put one of those "view the root word"'s on this? and if so just put Krenlom as the root wird


Ahmuldein
July 30, 2014

word*

 

by Ahmuldein
July 30, 2014

word*

 


paarthurnax
Administrator
July 30, 2014
Ahmuldein

Krenlom-Viing

Can you put one of those "view the root word"'s on this? and if so just put Krenlom as the root wird

Sure, added.

by paarthurnax
July 30, 2014
Ahmuldein

Krenlom-Viing

Can you put one of those "view the root word"'s on this? and if so just put Krenlom as the root wird

Sure, added.


Foduiiz
July 30, 2014

Frin

Can we have "fervour" as a synonym so that it can be found more easily?

by Foduiiz
July 30, 2014

Frin

Can we have "fervour" as a synonym so that it can be found more easily?


paarthurnax
Administrator
July 30, 2014
Foduiiz

Frin

Can we have "fervour" as a synonym so that it can be found more easily?

This is part of a larger problem that I'll need to solve; most of the definitions use the Americanized spellings.

by paarthurnax
July 30, 2014
Foduiiz

Frin

Can we have "fervour" as a synonym so that it can be found more easily?

This is part of a larger problem that I'll need to solve; most of the definitions use the Americanized spellings.


Foduiiz
July 30, 2014

Vofrini

Should this not be "vofrin"?

by Foduiiz
July 30, 2014

Vofrini

Should this not be "vofrin"?


paarthurnax
Administrator
July 30, 2014
Foduiiz

Vofrini

Should this not be "vofrin"?

Yup, good catch.

by paarthurnax
July 30, 2014
Foduiiz

Vofrini

Should this not be "vofrin"?

Yup, good catch.


Foduiiz
July 30, 2014

Muldreniir

Definition not capitalized :(

by Foduiiz
July 30, 2014

Muldreniir

Definition not capitalized :(


Foduiiz
July 30, 2014

Reymuv

Althought they're not exactly the same, maybe "rectal" should be a synonym? Same with its root word. "Reym" should mean "anus" and "rectum".

by Foduiiz
July 30, 2014

Reymuv

Althought they're not exactly the same, maybe "rectal" should be a synonym? Same with its root word. "Reym" should mean "anus" and "rectum".


Foduiiz
July 30, 2014

Luh

How do you pronounce this? /lu:/ or /lʌ(h)/ or what?

by Foduiiz
July 30, 2014

Luh

How do you pronounce this? /lu:/ or /lʌ(h)/ or what?


Ahmuldein
July 30, 2014

Mindopah

Add definition "tudor"

by Ahmuldein
July 30, 2014

Mindopah

Add definition "tudor"


Ahmuldein
July 30, 2014

Ah...krosis...tutor*

by Ahmuldein
July 30, 2014

Ah...krosis...tutor*


paarthurnax
Administrator
July 30, 2014

@Muldreniir, fixed, made sure it appears in the English-Dragon section.

@Reymuv, added "rectum" and "rectal" as per your suggestion.

@Luh, it's pronounced like /lu:/ . For simplicity I just edited it to lu.

@Mindopah, added "tutor."

by paarthurnax
July 30, 2014

@Muldreniir, fixed, made sure it appears in the English-Dragon section.

@Reymuv, added "rectum" and "rectal" as per your suggestion.

@Luh, it's pronounced like /lu:/ . For simplicity I just edited it to lu.

@Mindopah, added "tutor."


Mirkrilaar
July 30, 2014

Taargu

Synonym: Abase

by Mirkrilaar
July 30, 2014

Taargu

Synonym: Abase

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