LiisCan this be a verb?
If so, can it be added to the word notes?
No, it is a noun only. It refers specifically to the tool. You could perhaps use it as a verb in the sense of "using a rake," but not "raking claws," etc.
Word Revision Thread
 paarthurnax Administrator May 5, 2015 |
Liis No, it is a noun only. It refers specifically to the tool. You could perhaps use it as a verb in the sense of "using a rake," but not "raking claws," etc. |
by paarthurnax
May 5, 2015
 Maakrindah May 5, 2015 |
Thank you Liis. It's much better than in my initial submission. |
by Maakrindah
May 5, 2015
Thank you Liis. It's much better than in my initial submission.
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Dezonikso May 5, 2015 |
Add "thither" to translation |
by Dezonikso
May 5, 2015
Add "thither" to translation
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Maakrindah May 7, 2015 |
Kilts are body wrappings more than they are skirts, so I would like to suggest using a root word from "wrap" or perhaps something from "man/male-wrap" or "waist-wrap" rather than an altered version of 'skirt'. Originally kilts were put on by laying the fabric out on the ground and a man lays on the ground, and is literally rolled into the kilt, which wrapped around his waist/hips/body a number of times (example:5-10 times). This is very different from a dress or skirt. |
by Maakrindah
May 7, 2015
Kilts are body wrappings more than they are skirts, so I would like to suggest using a root word from "wrap" or perhaps something from "man/male-wrap" or "waist-wrap" rather than an altered version of 'skirt'.
Originally kilts were put on by laying the fabric out on the ground and a man lays on the ground, and is literally rolled into the kilt, which wrapped around his waist/hips/body a number of times (example:5-10 times). This is very different from a dress or skirt.
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Maakrindah May 7, 2015 |
I propose this definition for Sulsinak: "Visible beams of sunlight which pass through/around trees, clouds and other photoporous objects." The same for 'Vulonsinak', but with 'Moonlight'. I know I already said this but I would really like to see the definition phrasing changed. My first attempt seems very clumsy in retrospect. |
by Maakrindah
May 7, 2015
I propose this definition for Sulsinak: "Visible beams of sunlight which pass through/around trees, clouds and other photoporous objects." The same for 'Vulonsinak', but with 'Moonlight'.
I know I already said this but I would really like to see the definition phrasing changed. My first attempt seems very clumsy in retrospect.
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Maakrindah May 8, 2015 |
Does Lax refer to a violin bow, or just the kind you shoot with? I was trying to figure out whether there should or shouldn't be a separate word for a musical bow. Would 'Laxstrin' be a good disambiguation word or is none needed? |
by Maakrindah
May 8, 2015
Does Lax refer to a violin bow, or just the kind you shoot with? I was trying to figure out whether there should or shouldn't be a separate word for a musical bow. Would 'Laxstrin' be a good disambiguation word or is none needed?
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paarthurnax Administrator May 9, 2015 |
Maakrindah Lax specifically refers to the weapon. |
by paarthurnax
May 9, 2015
MaakrindahDoes Lax refer to a violin bow, or just the kind you shoot with? I was trying to figure out whether there should or shouldn't be a separate word for a musical bow. Would 'Laxstrin' be a good disambiguation word or is none needed?
Lax specifically refers to the weapon.
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Maakrindah May 9, 2015 |
I propose Mirozun be revised to "Lonlax" from "Lon" (Fist) and "Lax" (Bow). |
by Maakrindah
May 9, 2015
I propose Mirozun be revised to "Lonlax" from "Lon" (Fist) and "Lax" (Bow).
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paarthurnax Administrator May 9, 2015 |
Maakrindah Changed. Any suggestions on mirol "sling"? |
by paarthurnax
May 9, 2015
MaakrindahI propose Mirozun be revised to "Lonlax" from "Lon" (Fist) and "Lax" (Bow).
Changed. Any suggestions on mirol "sling"?
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Maakrindah May 9, 2015 |
@paarthurnax I think there needs to be a disambiguation between an elastic sling used for projectiles and a stationary sling such as a hammock or medical sling (such as an arm sling that helps support the weight of the arm while healing from a structural injury). Does "Mirol" fit one definition better than the other? Either way, there should definitely be two words for the two different 'sling's. |
by Maakrindah
May 9, 2015
@paarthurnax I think there needs to be a disambiguation between an elastic sling used for projectiles and a stationary sling such as a hammock or medical sling (such as an arm sling that helps support the weight of the arm while healing from a structural injury). Does "Mirol" fit one definition better than the other? Either way, there should definitely be two words for the two different 'sling's.
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paarthurnax Administrator May 9, 2015 |
Maakrindah This word is in reference to the weapon "sling". Perhaps golrokiiz "stone-whip." |
by paarthurnax
May 9, 2015
Maakrindah@paarthurnax I think there needs to be a disambiguation between an elastic sling used for projectiles and a stationary sling such as a hammock or medical sling (such as an arm sling that helps support the weight of the arm while healing from a structural injury). Does "Mirol" fit one definition better than the other? Either way, there should definitely be two words for the two different 'sling's.
This word is in reference to the weapon "sling". Perhaps golrokiiz "stone-whip."
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Maakrindah May 9, 2015 |
@paarthurnax Are there going to be separate words for "slingshot" and the old fashioned sling? If so, I think "Golrokiiz" is perfect for the old fashion rotary 'David and Goliath-style' sling. 'Whip' is a great description of the motion involved. |
by Maakrindah
May 9, 2015
@paarthurnax Are there going to be separate words for "slingshot" and the old fashioned sling? If so, I think "Golrokiiz" is perfect for the old fashion rotary 'David and Goliath-style' sling. 'Whip' is a great description of the motion involved.
 Ahbiilok May 18, 2015 |
Perhaps could contain above. The banners in High Hrothgar state Lok Bo, Thuum Tuum. Most likely this means Sky Above, Voice Within. A commonly used phrase. |
by Ahbiilok
May 18, 2015
Perhaps could contain above. The banners in High Hrothgar state Lok Bo, Thuum Tuum. Most likely this means Sky Above, Voice Within. A commonly used phrase.
 Ahmuldein May 26, 2015 |
could this "technically" be non canon? Pot has been around for a while |
by Ahmuldein
May 26, 2015
could this "technically" be non canon? Pot has been around for a while
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paarthurnax Administrator May 26, 2015 |
Ahmuldein There is no indication that this specific plant exists in The Elder Scrolls universe, so it is Modern rather than non-canon. |
by paarthurnax
May 26, 2015
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