This was edited from "Zaar," but should be edited to avoid "ah" in the middle of the word. It could possibly be deleted in favor of the canon "Jot," "maw."
Word Revision Thread
paarthurnax Administrator April 16, 2015 |
This was edited from "Zaar," but should be edited to avoid "ah" in the middle of the word. It could possibly be deleted in favor of the canon "Jot," "maw." |
paarthurnax Administrator April 16, 2015 |
This word should likewise be edited. The notes mention it derives from "Zahkrii," but that comes from "Krii," so "Zahk" would not make sense as a derivation. |
This word should likewise be edited. The notes mention it derives from "Zahkrii," but that comes from "Krii," so "Zahk" would not make sense as a derivation.
Liis Administrator April 16, 2015 |
@Zahr, I believe there should be separate words for mouth and jaw, just like there are the separate words for engulf and cover. Or head and brain. Maybe the word for mouth (or jaw) could derive from Jot. |
@Zahr, I believe there should be separate words for mouth and jaw, just like there are the separate words for engulf and cover. Or head and brain. Maybe the word for mouth (or jaw) could derive from Jot.
Liis Administrator April 16, 2015 |
@Zahk, Perhaps a derivative from the word Zeik or the canon word Kinzon. A compound idea is Klovzeik. Lit. "Head spike". Or an original word itself. |
@Zahk, Perhaps a derivative from the word Zeik or the canon word Kinzon. A compound idea is Klovzeik. Lit. "Head spike". Or an original word itself.
paarthurnax Administrator April 16, 2015 |
Liis -in is another possible suffix, as seen in qahnaarin "vanquisher." Alternatively could be interpreted as "vanquish-master" or "speech-master." |
paarthurnax Administrator April 16, 2015 |
Liis Yes, I think that'd be a good idea. |
Liis@paarthurnax Should we add -in to the affix list?
Yes, I think that'd be a good idea.
paarthurnax Administrator April 20, 2015 |
@Doj, much much agreed. Feel free to name any suggestions. @Mindokziin, edited to mindok-sik. @Hein, if we establish a rule for when him and heim should be used, then we can use this. For now, him is attributed to a spelling mistake, so it wouldn't make sense to create heim. |
@Doj, much much agreed. Feel free to name any suggestions.
@Mindokziin, edited to mindok-sik.
@Hein, if we establish a rule for when him and heim should be used, then we can use this. For now, him is attributed to a spelling mistake, so it wouldn't make sense to create heim.
paarthurnax Administrator April 20, 2015 |
Liis This is my bad, I didn't check before publishing. Perhaps an alternative based on rot "word"? |
Liis Administrator April 20, 2015 |
@Tinviis, Perhaps Tinviir or Tinviik? If not, maybe "Ofanrot" Lit. "Give word". I actually like the sheer sound of Ofanrot. |
@Tinviis, Perhaps Tinviir or Tinviik? If not, maybe "Ofanrot" Lit. "Give word". I actually like the sheer sound of Ofanrot.
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