Are there any names in dovahzul already or is that something which could be added in ??
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 Faendal June 20, 2015 |
Are there any names in dovahzul already or is that something which could be added in ?? |
by Faendal
June 20, 2015
 Liis Administrator June 20, 2015 |
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by Liis
June 20, 2015
@Faendal,
Please only reserve this thread for revisions and conversation on revisions for already existing words. Post all questions about the language to the Question Board - which can be accessed by clicking here.To answer your question, click here and scroll down to the subtitle Submitting Name Translations in bold font.
 paarthurnax Administrator June 21, 2015 |
@Nahlaas, added "live," but I don't think it could be used in the sense of "active / activated" since nahlaas specifically refers to life. The metaphorical sense of "live" is a modern connotation that wouldn't exist in the word nahlaas. @Mithraa, edited to mitheruvos. |
by paarthurnax
June 21, 2015
@Nahlaas, added "live," but I don't think it could be used in the sense of "active / activated" since nahlaas specifically refers to life. The metaphorical sense of "live" is a modern connotation that wouldn't exist in the word nahlaas.
@Mithraa, edited to mitheruvos.
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Liis Administrator June 21, 2015 |
@Nahlaas, I was specifically thinking of it being used only for life, but I guess I used a terrible example. I think adding the definition would help someone's understanding of the word. Of course, it's borderline unnecessary and I wouldn't be against just leaving it as "alive". |
by Liis
June 21, 2015
@Nahlaas,
I was specifically thinking of it being used only for life, but I guess I used a terrible example. I think adding the definition would help someone's understanding of the word. Of course, it's borderline unnecessary and I wouldn't be against just leaving it as "alive".
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paarthurnax Administrator June 21, 2015 |
Liis I've added it anyhow, but mentioned in the notes that it refers to life. |
by paarthurnax
June 21, 2015
Liis@Nahlaas,
I was specifically thinking of it being used only for life, but I guess I used a terrible example. I think adding the definition would help someone's understanding of the word. Of course, it's borderline unnecessary and I wouldn't be against just leaving it as "alive".
I've added it anyhow, but mentioned in the notes that it refers to life.
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paarthurnax Administrator June 21, 2015 |
@Gon, expanded definition and deleted the redundant gonah and orgonah. @Rigir, thanks for bringing this back (heh) up, I think a one-syllable preposition would be best, or something deriving from amativ. Anatomically, a dragon's back doesn't face "backward," so it makes sense to have separate words. |
by paarthurnax
June 21, 2015
@Gon, expanded definition and deleted the redundant gonah and orgonah.
@Rigir, thanks for bringing this back (heh) up, I think a one-syllable preposition would be best, or something deriving from amativ. Anatomically, a dragon's back doesn't face "backward," so it makes sense to have separate words.
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paarthurnax Administrator June 21, 2015 |
Liis This thing is canon. |
by paarthurnax
June 21, 2015
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