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Sraddheya Bhante ৷ sarva jon pujjo Bhante / Sraddheya parom pujjo bhante

[shalalalalaw]

joxer was drifter's rebound relationship during one of his and shin's <off> periods and they had a shotgun wedding that lasted all of 2 months while joxer helped test gambo prime and now he punches drifter's teeth in every time they see each other

[bolithesenate]

I have. So many questions about your version of Tarre but I will try to keep it short

How did the Mando's react when they found out that he was a Jedi?

How did his first Jedi Master die?

Did Tarre manage to finish the tapestry (the one he was trying to finish before the meeting) before the due date or?

Did Tarre one day look up and ask his close circle of Mandos if he was the Mando'alor and said circle had to awkwardly tell him he had been the Mando'alor for a while and they were technically his advisors?

HOW was your Tarre adopted by the Jedi - assuming he has always been a Mando even if he did practice much of the culture? Did he accidentally run away as a toddler and end up in a cargo ship across the galaxy in enemy zone? Did he accidentally set fire at 3 separate houses in the Vizsla Clan and they decided to set him against the Jedi (and did it work even if only for a temple)? Tell me pleaseeee

Also sorry if this is stupid I assume that Tarre has always been a Mando or is he a convert (and if so was it via the god haunting him or was it after he went on the self-imposed exile while everyone thought he was dead)? I'm asking this to make sure I understood everything correctly

okay okay okay. well, let me preface this with saying that I am 1) INCREDIBLY stoked to see someone as invested in cringefail jedi Tarre as I am and 2) I have an incredibly detailed account of Tarre's life in my mind (that I might one day write down in fic form) so you don't know the beast you just unleashed

how did the Mandos react when they found out he was a Jedi?

well, it depends a bit on which Mando. the guy that for a while was his Alor and then became his second in command figured it out on his own after Tarre was a bit too weird about certain things for a bit too long. He mainly was put out that Tarre never trusted him enough to tell him (even tho Tarre himself probably assumed he'd just left the jedi order at that point). Also, it explained just a lot of the general weirdness of the guy, so if anything it cleared things up.

The rest of their inner circle figured it out some time afterward when Fay just appeared in the middle of their dining room, calling him out on his bullshit. I think they were too mortified to see her immediately do a 180° and start a custody war with a literal force-deity to react, really. And again, Tarre being a Jedi explained more questions than it raised (at that point he'd had probably a literal decade of raking up a history of being That Weird Guy TM)

And the rest of Mandalore's populace... I genuinely think many of them might never have known? At least not during their or Tarre's lifetime?

There might have been rumors, sure, but again, Tarre had already collected a lot of weird ass rumors about him by that time, so it kinda was just another one of those? At least this version of Tarre never went out and proclaimed he was a Jedi in some grand sort way. He was way too busy for that. Which I think would explain quite nicely how all subsequent generations of Mandalorians seem to put all emphasis on Tarre being Mand'alor and never really seem to mention his ties to the Order.

2. How did his first Master die?

His first Master, a rodian crèchemaster named Yuumba Doksa, died on a mission where they were supposed to investigate a sudden epidemic amongst settlers on a newly colonized planet. It turned out to be a bioengineered virus commissioned by the Sith, and despite the Force, Tarre had to watch his Master die before an effective treatment could be found. He himself also got infected with it, but because his genetic material was such a wild blend of things, his immune system was a lot more resistent to the virus.

3. Did Tarre finish the tapestry before the meeting?

No.

In retaliation, he just took his loom to all subsequent ones. That was the first in a long list of Weird Things He Just Does I Guess.

4. Did they have to tell him that?

Of course they did.

Actually, and this is getting down into the nitty gritty of my personal headcanons and worldbuilding around Tarre Vizsla, "Tarre Vizsla" started off as two people: Tarre on one side and Marek Vizsla (his alor-turned-second-in-command) on the other. Through a bit of a miscommunication at some point, the spokesperson persona the both were operating under got the name Tarre Vizsla, even though Tarre at that point wasn't a member of aliit Vizsla. House Vizsla yes, but not the Clan. That came later.

So for way too long Tarre just assumed that all these things they were doing, he was doing under a shared name, sure, but they still were two people and Marek was the higher ranking one of them, so naturally he was the one the Mand'alor title actually belonged to.

Until they all had to tell him that 'no, you idiot, you are the one doing all the work here, it's your position. Marek is just here to yell at people and, if necessary, shoot them.'

5. & 6. I'll have to answer together because they share a lot of commonalities

I'm firmly in camp 'Tarre was a convert' (in the end) (kinda).

It's quite possible that one of his parents was a Mando, simply because of the smoothie blend that his genetic are, but they were not around to make decisions when he first exhibited Force powers. So he went through a normal(ish) jedi childhood (minus the truly being bad at jedi-ing) until he went to ilum and came back with an old god as his saber.

But since this was the old republic and things generally were a lot stranger back then, no one - Tarre included (plus, he still was a child back then u know) - really questioned it. Tarre just was one of those Jedi with a weird colored lightsaber. Happens from time to time, right?

(as for why Kad Ha'rangir chose Tarre... who knows what the gods think, right? especially a god that literally is change. The Force works in mysterious ways)

Him properly becoming a Mandalorian was.... well, who can say when exactly it happened. Maybe he was one from birth, just 'temporarily misplaced' due to external circumstances, maybe he became one when a mandalorian god called dibs on him, maybe it happened when an old weaver lady whose backyard he crashed his shuttle in also called dibs of her own, or it's possible it happened when he got his first set of beskar'gam, or when he officially became mand'alor, or when he properly got adopted into Clan Vizsla or perhaps even at some other, small junction of his truly strange life.

Or maybe it never really happened at all? Who knows. I don't think anyone ever made him swear to the resol'nare (if that even existed in that form back then), they just looked at him and said 'yes, this is what peak mandalorian-ness looks like' o(￣▽￣)👍

(half of them were looking at Marek when they said that. that's why the statues look nothing like Tarre)

And I think if you had asked Tarre at the end of his life what he was, he genuinely might have answered with "a Jedi"? Because that's still the thing he grew up with and he only (temporarily) fled from it due to of his own anxieties. Like. All the work he did on Mandalore was because of the things he learned as a Jedi - to help where he can and strive to make a better galaxy for the people around him.

It just so happened that the people around him technically were the Order's mortal enemies.

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Dead Crab conlangs #8

Malierempa

(dictionary further down)

Aradhie - adj. Dry

Arel - n. Star.

Arelie - adj. "Of stars, star-shaped, starbound".

Aren - n. Sky, heavens.

Arennamie - adj. Pale-blue in color.

Arentul - n. Heavens, afterlife, lit. “Sky-country”.

Asalie - adj. Green.

Asko - v. To swim.

Askos - n. Swimmer.

Assa - n. Title, rank, position, nickname, mononym.

Asser - n. Sadness.

Asserie - adj. Sad.

Asso - v. To name, to give name to, to title, to call.

Astara - n. Hope, faith.

Astarabor.- n. Believer, who has faith.

Astaro - v. To hope, to have faith in.

Astaros - n. Priest, lit. “hopeful, faithful”.

Aster - pron. “Of hope”.

Astur - n. Camp, base, encampment.

Atrun - n. Stranger, unknown person; pron. Someone.

Auhur - n. Smell, scent.

Avart - n. Grass.

Ba - n. Lip.

Bado - v. To tell.

Bados - n. Storyteller, sage, poet. Oak (tree).

Bal- - part. adj. “Half, half of”.

Balartun - n. "Half stranger", person whose name you know but know little to nothing about.

Balasser - n. Light sadness, lit. "Half-sadness".

Balasserie - adj. Slightly sad, saddened.

Balberenie - adj. Lightly dressed, barely clothed, dressed in exposing clothing or half undressed/dressed, lit. "Half-naked".

Baldhen - n. "Halfroom", chamber between two rooms, a wardrobe, staffroom or corridor intersection.

Balerme - n. Short skirt, lit. "Half skirt".

Balgarf - n. Beastfolk, such as anthroi, fauns and taurs.

Balgo - v. To talk, to speak.

Balgyr - n. Harpy, lit. "Half bird".

Balt - n. Half.

Bannet - n. Rain.

Bannetwear - n. October, lit. “Rain month”.

Banno - v. To rain (used only for clouds), poet. To cry.

Batugenedh - n. Market, lit. “Selling square”.

Batuo - v. To sell, to barter.

Batwak - n. Merchant.

Bauko - v. To clean.

Befe - n. Mouth.

Beke - n. floor (of a room).

Belda - n. Attack.

Beldh - n. Field, grassland.

Beldo - v. To attack, to assault.

Belfan - n. Curtain, fog.

Belme - n. Book, a tome.

Belmes - n. Author.

Belmessie - adj. Unique, specific to someone’s craft, lit. “Author’s”.

Belt - n. Booklet, diary, novel, written or documented story.

Ben - n. Male, man, masculine animate.

-ben - part. n. “Man, he, male”.

Bend - n. Book.

Bendgwen - n. Library, lit. “Book house”.

Bendhen - n. Reading room, lit “book room”.

Bendho - v. To beat, to hit, to punch.

Benie - adj. Masculine, male. Berdhe - n. Page (of a book).

Berenie - adj. Nude, naked, bare.

Binie - adj. Small, tiny.

Bogdan - n. Coitus, sex (act of).

Bogo - v. To have sex.

Brede - n. Table, desk.

Buamo - v. To bounce.

Buamos - n. Ball.

Byn - n. Dot, speckle.

Cier - n. A stage play.

Cild - n. Family, kin, bloodline.

Cirion - n. Sport, play.

Dago - v. To walk on foot.

Darfie - adj. Alive, living, animated.

Daro - v. To close.

Daros - n. Lock, lit. “Closener”.

Darvo - v. To wear.

Ded - num. Two.

Dedie - adj. Second.

Dediella - n. Tuesday, lit. “Second day”.

Dediellig - n. Lunch, lit. “Second meal”.

Dedwear - n. April, lit. “Second month”.

Del- - part. adj. “Wooden, made of wood”.

Delmerymos - n. Carpenter, lit. “Wood-worker”.

Deledh - n. Flat land, field, plain, vale.

Delek - n. Mountain peak, horn.

Delie - adj. High, tall, lofty.

Deln - n. Gate.

Delt - n. Wood (material).

Denger - n. Beak.

Dengore - n. Guard, police, militia.

Dent - n. Garden.

Dentmerymos - n. Gardener, lit. "Garden worker".

Deol - n. Forest.

Deolie - adj. Covered in trees, forested (of areas).

Der - n. Foot.

Derde - n. Shoe.

Derge - n. Stain, mark.

Dermie - adj. Flat.

Dhara - n. Sibling.

Dharben - n. Brother. Dharie - adj. “Sibling’s”.

Dharkyl - n. Sister.

Dhel - n. Corner, bend of a road.

Dhem - n. Room.

Dho - v. To buy.

Didho - v. To taste (something).

Dob - n. Clothing.

Dobie - adj. Clothed, dressed up.

Doksa - num. Hundred.

Dom - n. Valley.

Domo - v. To roll, to fall down a slope.

Donie - adj. Curved.

Dor - n. Game, tournament, challenge.

Doro - v. To play.

Duk - n. floor (of a building, as in 2nd floor).

Dul - n. Hole, opening, piercing.

Dulo - v. To pierce, to open (forcefully), to make an opening.

Dunn - n. Grassy hill.

Durudh - num. Eight.

Dyr - n. Mountain.

Dyrias - n. Mountain range or are.

Dyrra - n. Nose.

Eakur - n. Snow.

Eakuro - n. To snow (used only for clouds).

Eakurwear - n. November, lit. “Snow month”.

Ealt - n. Sea, body of water fed by lakes.

Edhea - n. Hospital, lazarette.

Edhelo - v. To assist, to help.

Edhelos - n. Assistant, helper, satellite, companion.

Edho - v. To part with, to ally, to serve.

Edhos - n. Ally, friend (in official matters).

Eges - n. Neck.

Eko - v. To build, to rise from the ground, to establish, to construct.

Eiligie - adj. Slow.

Eldhe - n. Meaning, definition.

Eldhul - n. Realm, world, dimension.

Eldhun - n. Province, lordship.

Ele- - part. adj. “Noble, high”.

Elen - n. King.

Elepeldhen - n. Manor, noble house.

Elhor - n. Talent, innate ability.

Elie - adj. Good, well.

Elivear - n. July, lit. “Good month”.

Elt - n. World, realm, reality.

Elut - n. Noble.

Elucie - adj. Noble.

Em- - part. “Giving, assigning”.

Emel - n. Earth (as an element), ground, soil.

Emeldho - v. To define.

Emeldhuno - v. To make lord, to give land to rule over.

Emelo - v. To give blessing.

Emerie - adj. Quiet, hardly hearable.

Empan - n. Hill, mound.

Empeg - n. Cup, glass (for drinking), mug.

End - n. Store, shop.-end - part. n. “Store, shop, working/selling space”.

Ene - n. Child, descendant.

-ene - part. n. “Child of”.

Eneoth - n. Sun.

Enn - n. Door, gate.

Enog - n. Elbow.

Ent - n. Length.

Entie - adj. Long (in dimension), elongated.]

Entu - n. West.

Enun - n. Seed.

Eodho - v. To stop (someone/something).

Eon - n. God, deity.

Equi - n. Bone.

Erde - n. Money, currency.

Erdho - v. To sit, to take a seat, to sit down.

Erede  - n. Ring, halo, circle, radiance.

Eressie - adj. Happy, glad.

Erme - n. Skirt, dress.

Erted - n. Plate, dish.

Estim - n. Cheese.

Estita - n. Temperature.

Et(h)- - part. “Again, repeating”.

Etako - v. To rename.

Etano - v. To reinvent.

Etantivo - v. To retrain, to get rid of a bad habit by replacing it with a good one.

Etas - n. Noun, object.

Etasso - v. To give a new title to, to promote.

Etedhelo - v. To help by fixing one's own mistakes made in the previous attempt of help.

Etedho - v. To form an alliance again, to make peace after an argument, to become allies again.

Etemeldho - v. To redefine.

Etemeldhuno - v. To return the lord title to.

Etemelo - v. To lift a curse from.

Ethfuino - v. To reignite war, to reignite conflict.

Ethkaoro - v. Repaint.

Ethkeduo - v. To choose again, to vote again.

Ethkreno - v. To reconsider and redefine the limitations/rules.

Ethkulado - v. To relearn.

Ethpate - n. Rephrasing.

Ethpato - v. To rephrase, to retell, to tell, to repeat, to give a message.

Ethpatos - n. Reporter, messenger.

Ethpatuo - v. To resell.

Ethpeldo - v. To counterstrike, to attack again, to come for a second attack after a retreat (strategic).

Ethpendho - v. To hit repeatedly.

Ethpuamo - v. To ricochet.

Etred - n. Pants.

Etroi - n. Beer.

Ettomo - v. To reroll, to roll again, to try again.

Ettoro - v. To replay, to play again.

Ettulo - v. To reopen, to reconsider (a possibility).

Etwenus - n. Pattern, lit. “Repeating image”.

Etxeno - v. To regift, to pass the gift further.

Evlimie - adj. Cheap, of no great value, with little or no worth.

Fardie - adj. Big, large.

Fast - n. Binding, connection.

Faster - n. Wedding, lit. “Connecting”.

Fasto - n. To bind, to connect.

Fenie - adj. Beautiful.

Fenym - n. Suit (of clothing).

Fero - v. To smell (something), to sense scent.

Fert - n. Second (of time), moment.

Fina - n. Agility, youthful swiftness.

Finie - adj. Young, new.

Fred - n. Chin (bodypart).

Fuine - n. War, warfare. Fuino - v. To war.

Fyn - n. Youth.

Gafamerymos - n. Potter, clay worker.

Gafa(s) - n. Clay.

Gafie - adj. New, fresh.

Gafo - v. To renew, to refresh.

Gal- - part. adj. “Parent of, ancestor of”.

Galb - n. Father.

Galika - n. Mother.

Galu - n. Parent, ancestor.

Gand - num. arch. Four.

Gandalf - pron. Gandalf, lit. "Fourth wizard".

Gaora - n. Paint.

Gaoro - v. To paint (in one color).

Garf - n. Animal, a living thing.

Gartho - v. To explode.

Garossa - n. Bottle.

Gealt - n. Island.

Gean - num. Ten.

Geanded - num. Two.

Geanmin - num. Eleven.

Geanminvear - n. January, lit. “Eleventh month”.

Geannart - num. Thirteen.

Geanvear - n. December, lit. “Tenth month”.

Gede - n. Choice, vote. Gedelen - n. President, lit. “Chosen king”.

Geto - v. To smile.

Geduo - v. To choose, to vote.

Gedwe - n. Democratic minister, lit “chosen”.

Gefen - n. House, a building in which people live, sleep and eat.

Geka - n. Back (bodypart).

Gelas - n. Walled city (circular in most cases).

Gele - n. Head.

Gelme - n. Hat.

Gem - n. Spoon.

Gembu - prep. Forward, before, in front of.

Gempa - n. Arm.

Gend - num. Four.

Gendie - adj. Fourth.

Gendiella - n. Thursday, lit “fourth day”.

Genedh - n. Court, square (of a city).

Geno - v. To protect, to herald, to take hold of.

Genos -n. Protector, soldier, herald.

Genu - adj. Back; prep. Backward.

Genwe - n. Face.

Ger - n. Silver.

Gerae - n. Starlight, light shed by stars.

Gerest - n. Morning.

Gerimie - adj. Bright, light.

Geste - n. Shirt.

Gestur - n. Helmet.

Glario - v. To listen (to someone speaking).

Glaro - v. To hear.

Gobo - v. To smell, to stink.

Golar - n. Pig, boar.

Gole - n. Part, particle (of speech), fraction.

Golerf - n. Pork.

Gome - n. Crowd.

Gul - n. Circle.

Gulen - n. Egg.

Gor - n. Orange (fruit).

Gorie - adj. Orange.

Gorter - n. Orange tree.

Gost - n. Wonder, curiosity.

Gosto - v. To wonder.

Gostien - pron. “Curious”.

Grenve - n. Goose.

Gurad - n. Pocket.

Gurg - n. Box, chest.

Gurpe - n. Skin.

Gwegu - n. Raven.

Gwen - n. House, home.

Gwend - n. Painting (a piece of art done on something mobile), picture.

Gyr - n. Bird.

Hadh* - r. Out, outern, outside.

Hadhihun - n. Outside.

Hagda - n. Abandoned (someone), orphan.

Hagde - n. Abandonment, loneliness.

Hagdo - v. To abandon, to leave behind, to leave alone, to give solitude, to reject.

Hagdos - n. Rejector, traitor, who is unwelcome of guests, abandoner.

Hage - n. Protection, right, rule.

Hago - v. To tell otherwise, to protect someone, to stand against (an opinion), to take sides.

Hagos - n. Lawyer, witness.

Hakirie - adj. Rude, mean, unfriendly.

Han - n. Eye.

Hanhara - n. Monocle, lit. “Eye-glass”.

Hanharel - n. pl. Glasses, lit. “Eye-glasses”.

Hara - n. Glass.

Harak - n. arch. Ice.

Harg - n. Ice.

Hedde - n. Wall, fence.

Hedhea - n. arch. Hospital, lazarette.

Hedho - n. To heal, to treat (medically).

Hedhos - n. Doctor, healer.

Hefe - n. Bread.

Henie - adj. Generous, lit. “Giving”.

Henn - n. Soup, broth.

Heno - v. To give, to gift.

Henos - n. Gifter, giver.

Heos - n. Bed.

Heossendhen - n. Lit. Bedroom

Hepo - v. To jump, to leap.

Herrie - adj. Tall (of person’s height).

Hest - n. Chair.

Hielt - n. South.

Hielte - adj. Southern, left.

Hlufie - adj. Dirty, stained.

Hodie - adj. Beloved, loved, adored.

Hodo - v. To love.

Hodont - n. Love.

Hodos - n. Lover, beloved.

Homa - num. Thousand.

Horn - n. Hammer.

Hres - n. Ear.

Hudas - num. Billion.

Hulgwen - n. Theatre.

Hulo - v. To act, to pretend.

Hulos - n. Actor, pretender, liar, imposter.

Hun* - r. In, inside, inner.

Hunie - adj. Inner.

Huniste - n. Inside (of something).

Hunt - n. Statue, sculpture.

Hunto - v. To sculpt, to give form.

Huntend - n. Sculptor workshop.

Iedh - n. Fence, low wall.

Iefe - n. Apple.

Iefeter - n. Appletree.

Iener - n. Tail, cape (form of relief).

Ient - n. Bridge, crossing.

Ieon - n. Measuring unit of weight roughly equal to 112kg and thus 100 ronks.

Imbad - n. Square, a figure with angles equal to 90°.

Imbadie - adj. Square, with angles equal to 90°.

Imbado - v. To square, to multiply by itself.

Imo - v. To mix, to stir.

Ior - n. Cow.

Iorielf - n. Beef.

Iste - n. Part, side.

Ivro - v. To wake up, to awaken.

Kaero - v. To sign, to gesture, to point.

Kark - Sap, living organism liquids, bodily fluids. 

Kelvo - v. To shout, to cry out.

Kempe - n. Paper, papyrus.

Keori - n. Wave, roaring sea waves.

Ker - n. Shining, shine, glow.

K(e)r* - r. "Shining, of shine, glowing, star-like".

Kerie - adj. Shining.

Kero - v. To shine.

Kerselt - n. Diamond, lit. “Shining rock”.

Kilie - adj. Female, feminine.

Klunt - n. Weight.

Kol - n. Death.

Kolo - v. To die.

Kor - n. Secret, knowledge.

Korgwen - n. School, lit. “Knowledge house”.

Korie - adj. Secret, of deep or private knowledge.

Korihenos - n. Teacher, professor.

Koris - n. Secretary, secret keeper.

Korled - n. A secret passage, corridor.

Kren - n. The title for ministers.

Kreno - v. To limit, to control.

Krenos - n. Manager, controller, ruler, minister.

Krym - n. Sound, phoneme.

Kul* - r. “Hard, of hardness”.

Kulie - adj. Difficult, complex.

Kuladh - n. Student.

Kuladho - v. To learn.

Kuladhos - n. Student, learner.

Kupar - n. Town, village with a couple stone buildings.

Kuppo - v. To shake.

Kura - n. Study, exploration, known part of some area of knowledge or territory.

Kuro - v. To study, to explore.

Kuros - n. Explorer, scientist.

Kyl - n. Female, woman, feminine animate.

-kyl - part. n. “Female”.

La - n. Day (from midnight to midnight).

Ladhingwen - n. Hotel, inn, tavern, lit. “Staying house”.

Ladho - v. To remain/stay in the same place.

Lah - n. Matter, material.

Lahie - adj. Material, physical.

Lampa - n. Fish.

Lampamatos - pron. "Fishbane", a skilled whaler.

Lampo - v. To fish, to catch fish.

Lan - n. Moon.

Lanet - n. Race (of people).

Las - n. Moose.

Latan - n. Midday, noon, lit. “Day middle”.

Lenyt - n. Species (intelligent).

Led - n. Street.

Ledho - v. To climb (for surfaces steeper than 45°).

Lef - n. Meat.

-l(e)f - part. "Meat of".

Leg - n. Meal.

Leho - v. To touch.

Leme - n. Wing.

Lempie - adj. Straight.

Lenie - adj. Red.

Lenielf - n. Red meat.

Lerhie - adj. Deaf.

Lhan - n. arch. Old spelling of Lan.

Liar - n. Crown.

Liarie klunt - n. "Weight of a crown", responsibilities coming with power and rulership.

Limpo - v. To drink (any liquid).

Link - n. Cold.

Linkie - adj. Cold.

Linkmatos - n. arch. March, lit. "Cold-ender".

Lo - v. To go, to move, to walk, to swim, generic movement verb.

Log - n. Team, sport team, crew.

Lon - n. Grape.

Lonte - n. Player, participant. 

Lonym - n. Wine.

Los - n. Lion.

Loskie - adj. Brown.

Lost - n. Copper (metal).

Lostie - adj. Ginger (of hair), lit. “Coppery”.

Lue - n. Dog

Lugg - n. Horse.

Lum - n. Kiss, barely missed opportunity.

Lumo - v. To kiss.

Lun - n. Knee.

Lunt - n. Chamber, apartment, living quarters.

Lus - n. Space, cosmos, emptiness, vacuum.

Lusie - adj. Pink, lit. “Cosmic”, due to the color of the stars.

Lym - n. Lake, mountain lake.

-lyn - part. “Of, racial-adjective, language, craft.”

Lyst - n. Tube.

Maa - n. dim. Mommy, mother.

Mad - n. Letter (as a symbol), symbol, sign.

Mado - v. To write.

Mair - n. Laugh, laughing (act of).

Mairo - v. To laugh.

Mala - n. Energy, power, might.

Maladha - n. Coffee, lit. “energy”.

Malakyth - pron. "Mighty heir".

Malie - adj. Powerful, mighty.

Malo - v. To emit energy, to glow with might (of rulers).

Man - n. Adjective.

Manak - n. Measuring unit of length equal to 7mm.

Manar - adj. Blue.

Manie - adj. Descriptive.

Maro - v. To find.

Marrun - n. Group of people connected by common interests or goals, a company, a team, a club.

Mat - n. End, finish.

Macie - adj. Final, ending.

Mato - v. To end, to finish, to stop.

Matos - n. Ender, bane.

-matos - part. n. "Bane of, killer of, ender of".

Matwear - n. February, lit. “Last month”.

Mean - n. Treasure, wealth, deposit.

Meanlunt - n. Treasury, bank.

Mebe - n. Pen, specifically the dipping pen or fountain pen.

Medde - n. Food.

Meddie - adj. Edible.

Meddiegyr - n. Chicken, lit. “food bird”.

Megwe - n. Musical group of more than four people, musical band, a flock of birds.

Mehde - n. Prison.

Mehdo - v. To imprison, to hold as prisoner, to hold hostage.

Meie - adj. Good, well.

Mekyr - n. Knife.

Meld - n. Treasure, money, valuables.

Meldie - adj. Rich, with much wealth.

Melie - adj. Valuable, expensive.

Meme - n. Sheep.

Menda - n. Number.

Meolt - n. Dream, vision.

Meolto - v. To sleep.

Merde - n. Gold.

Merdie - adj. Golden

Mert - n. Health.

Merten - n. Medicine, lit. “Liquid health”.

Merie - adj. Healthy.

Merin - n. Lemon.

Merinter - n. Lemontree.

Merinie - adj. Yellow.

Meryma - n. Work, job, craft, art.

Merymend - n. Workshop.

Merymo - n. To work, to craft.

-merymos - part. n. “Worker”.

Moiko - v. To catch.

Mossie - adj. Soft, gentle.

Mulie - adj. Black.

Mura - n. Night.

Mylu - n. Juice (of fruit).

Min - num. One.

Minie - n. First.

Miniella - n. Monday, lit “first day”.

Miniellig - n. Breakfast, lit “first meal”.

Minvear - n. March lit. “first month”.

Myl - n. Jewel, precious thing.

Myste - n. Milk.

Nacio - v. To lose, to be defeated.

Nadda - n. Honey.

Nadie - adj. Nice, well, pretty.

Nag- - part. adj. "Without".

Nagmeldie - adj. Poor, with no wealth, lit. "Without wealth".

Nakar - n. Goat.

Naltie - adj. Strong (of physical prowess).

Nakmekyr - n. Fork, lit. “goat-knife”.

Nam - n. Color.

Namtold - n. Colorful metal (category).

Nan* - r. “Water, of water, liquid”.

Nanda - n. Water.

Nankrym - n. Vowel phoneme, lit. “Liquid sound”.

Nantyr - n. Fin (of a fish), fin-like form.

Nareg - n. Nature, living nature, spirit of life, breath of life.

Nart - num. Three.

Nartie - adj. Third.

Nartiella - n. Wednesday, lit. “third day”.

Nartiellid - n. Dinner, lit. “third meal”.

Nartwear - n. arch. “Third month, May”.

Nath - n. Defeat.

Nata - num. Nine.

Natie - adj. Ninth.

Natien - pron. “Ninth”, as a ninth child or ninth month, November.

Neadh - n. Wound, injury.

Nedda - n. Window, opening, gap.

Nedo - v. To open.

Nehant - n. Ravine, lit. “narrowing”.

Nehie - adj. Narrow.

Nemme - n. Claw, talon.

Nemo - v. To pass by.

Nemu - n. Body (physical form), torso.

Neogie - adj. Short (of height, including people), dwarfed, shrunken.

Neter - n. Victim.

Netero - v. To fall victim, to become victim.

Neto - v. To think, to discuss.

Nibie - adj. Weak (physical prowess), weak (in health).

Nigie - adj. Small, little.

Nintie - adj. Wet.

Nissie - adj. Sweaty.

Nistie - adj. Tight, well fitting.

Nistis - n. Tightness.

Noeg - num. Zero, null.

Noeg¹ - n. Nothing, emptiness.

Nor - n. Sand.

Nuin - n. Music.

Nuinglaro - v. To listen to music.

Nuinglaros - n. Music listener, music critic.

Nuino - v. To create or play music.

Nulnast - n. Stronghold, castle.

Nulnie - adj. Hard, solid.

Nulnkrym - n. Consonant phoeneme, lit. “Solid sound”.

Nulurra - n. Cart.

Nutemen - n. Math, lit. “Art of counting”.

Nuto - v. To count.

Nutos - n. Mathematician, lit. “Counter”.

Nympe - n. Soap, washing compounds.

Nyss - n. Sweat.

Nytamo - v. To feed, to give food to.

Nytamos - n. Feeder, one who feeds.

O - part. No, not, negative answer.

Odobie - adj. Without clothes, nude, lit. "Unclothed".

O(h)- - part. adj. “Not, without”.

Ofenie - adj. Ugly, hard to call beautiful, hideous.

Ogalt - n. Orphan, lit. "Without a parent". Ol - n. Fire.

Olie - adj. Unpleasantly hot, scorching, lit. “Fiery, burning”.

Olivear - n. August, lit. “Hot month”.

Olo - v. To burn (something), to burn (as in “a burning house”).

Olois - n. Cannon, gun, lit. “Fire tube”.

Ondel - n. Root (of a tree).

Ondob - n. Coat (clothing).

Onto - prep. Down, under.

Onteredh - n. Dungeon, lit. “Underground”.

Ont(o)- - part. “Under”.

Onulnie - n. Flaccid, soft, lit. "Not hard".

Oso - v. To turn, to spin, to rotate.

Paa - n. dim. Daddy, father.

Pardhe - n. Key.

Pede - n. Path, small unpaved road.

Pedekempe - n. Magazine, newspaper, lit. “Road paper”, as they were most usually sold on roads to keep travelers informed of the recent happenings.

Peldhen - n. Stone building, castle, house with stone walls.

Pello - v. To dwell, to inhabit a territory, to walk.

Pelon - n. Adult, matured individual.

Pelonie - adj. Mature, adult.

Pelt - n. Bar, dwelling, inn.

Persa - n. Document, contract, treaty, bill.

Pledho - v. To cook.

Pledhen - n. Kitchen, lit. “Cooking room".

Plento - v. To lay down.

Plutmerymos - n. Miner, lit. “Digging worker”.

Pluto - v. To dig, to mine.

Plyr - n. Crystal, mountain glass.

Pollianna - pron. “Rightful ruler”, queen of the 

Polie - adj. Rightful, as it should be.

Quar - n. Air.

Quato - v. To hang down, to hang.

Quea - n. Wind, breeze.

Queavear - n. September, lit. “Wind month”.

Quel - n. Town, ville.

Quen - n. Measuring unit of length equal to 70km and thus 700 rots.

Quest - n. Village.

Quosto - v. To follow, to track down.

Rabdas - n. Direction.

Ramb - num. Five.

Rambie - adj. Fifth.

Rambiella - n. Friday, lit “fifth day”.

Rapar - n. Finger/toe.

Rarie - adj. Thick, broad (of rivers), fat (of animate nouns), wide.

Raste - n. Belt.

Red - n. Year.

Refen - n. Farm.

Refenos - n. Farmer.

Refo - v. To farm, to produce.

-refos - part. n. "Farmer of".

Reido - v. To pay.

Rek - n. Fan, follower, adept.

Reko - v. To be a fan of, to like, to follow, to adore and be inspired by.

Remen - n. Mammal.

Remeno - v. To hunt, to prey on (only for mammals).

Rempa - n. Arc. Language.

Rempe - n. Tongue, language.

Rempo - n. To speak.

Reokie - adj. Warm, hot.

Reoquear - n. June, lit. “Warm month”.

Ressan - n. Tea.

Rest - n. Leaf.

Reul - n. Gold (poetic), lit. “blondness”.

Reulie - adj. Golden, blonde (of hair).

Ridhie - adj. Dusty, brown-colored, sprayed.

Rimo - v. To see, to notice.

Roged - n. Minute.

Roma - n. Time.

Romanor - n. Sands of time, hourglass.

Romie - adj. Heavy.

Romie¹ - adj. Lengthy (in time), lasting.

Ronad - n. Ship, boat. Rondo - n. Pencil.

Ronie - adj. Dark.

Ronk - n. Measuring unit of weight equal roughly to 1,13 kg.

Rot - n. Measuring unit of length equal to 700m and thus 1000 anats.

Ru - n. Pool, bathing place.

Ruar - n. Pain.

Ruarie - adj. Painful, excruciating.

Rubo - v. To run, to sprint, to gallop.

Rubu - n. Run, race (tournament).

Rud - n. Flower.

-rud - part. n . “Flower, flower of”.

Ruko - v. To draw (images or people).

Rumie - adj. Dark, shadowy, dull.

Rumpie - adj. Blind.

Ruprefos - n. Rabbit farmer, alt. Bird of prey.

Rupur - n. Rabbit.

Russa - n. Tooth.

Rydh - n. Dust.

Rygemie - adj. Thin.

Ryla - n. Singing (act of).

Ryma - n. Shoulder, rhyme, connection, link.

Ryn - n. Lake, pool, slower portion of the river.

Ryndie - adj. Swift, fast, quick.

Rynte - n. Musical instrument.

Ryv - n. Winter season.

Salga - n. Blood.

Sam - num. Seven. Samie - adj. Seventh.

Samiella - n. Sunday, lit. “Seventh day”.

Sanie - adj. Loose, freed, free.

Sekme - n. Poison, toxine.

Sekmo - v. To poison.

Selt - n. Pebble, rock, river stone.

Selg - n. Grave, tomb.

Selgiegelas - n. Graveyard, lit. "Tomb city".

Senym - n. City (composed of mainly stone buildings in the center and lesser, wooden ones around it, yet has no city walls).

Seolie - adj. Ill, unhealthy.

Seolis - n. Ill, patient.

Seotho - v. To push.

Set - n. Place, location.

Seuger - n. Illness, disease.

Seugergwen - n. Quarantine house, lit. "Ill house".

Siltie - adj. White.

Siltielf - n. White meat.

Sirmie - adj. Salty.

Sord - n. Gender, sex (trait).

Sto - v. To stand.

Styr - n. Muzzle, face.

Sulo - v. To sing.

Sulos - n. Singer.

Sulun - n. Eagle.

Sur - n. Blaze.

Suro - v. To blaze, to spit fire (for ignivomous creatures).

Surtur - n. Hell, lit. “Blazing land”.

Surg - n. Root (especially as edible).

Swele - n. Weapon.

Sykyr - n. Gem, precious stone.

Synvie - adj. Famous, well known, notorious.

Syrma - n. Salt.

Tana - n. Center, middle.

Ta(na)- - part. adj. “Mid, central”.

Tanaryv - n. January, lit. 

“Midwinter”.

Tano - v. To pull.

Tarussal - n. Upper front teeth (two central ones), lit. “central teeth”.

Tarve - n. Evening. Tarvie - adj. Late (as in time), late (of the evening).

Tea- - part. adj. “Great”.

Teagalu - n. Great ancestor, grandparent.

Teakor - n. Great knowledge, science.

Teakorgwen - n. University, college, lit. “Great school”.

Tealie - adj. Great, high.

Tealt - n. Greatness.

Temen - n. Art, art craft.

Teor - n. Cut.

Teoro - v. To cut.

Teorolt - n. Scissors.

Teredh - n. Ground, earth.

Terek - n. Tree.

-ter - part. n. “Tree of”.

-told d- part. n. “Metal, metal of”.

Told - n. Metal.

Tol- - part. adj. “Metallic, of metal”.

Tosk - n. Rat.

Tula - num. Million.

Tunte - n. Tool, instrument.

Tur - n. Land, country.

-tur - part. n. “Land of, land, country, territory”.

Turkempe - n. Map, lit. “Land paper”.

Turo - v. To throw, to hurl.

Tyr - n. Friend.

-tyr - part. n. “Friend of, friend”.

Uldo - v. To raise, to lift.

Uldos - n. Elevator.

Ule - n. Whisker.

Ullun - n. East.

Ulmunt - n. Sunrise, lit. "Eastening".

Ulmunto - n. To come (for the morning).

Ulno - v. To grow.

Ulud - n. Roof, cover.

Unom - n. Gift.

Unos - n. Ceiling.

Unkel - n. Spider.

Unkorie - adj. Light of weight.

-unt - part. n. “Land, biome, geographic territory which is not bound to one specific country”.

Unte - n. Religion, faith.

Untie - adj. Gray.

Unto - v. To pray.

Untold - n. Gray, colorless metals (category).

Untu - n. Stone.

Unune - n. Rice.

Urdie - adj. Bad, foul.

Urmanie - adj. Aged (in years, as in 200 years old, aged 200 years).

Uru - n. Drug, hallucinogen.

-ust - part. n. “Fortified town”, a walled town.

Usten - n. Week.

Vaecie - adj. Bound, married.

Vaeta - n. Bound, partner, husband/wife.

Valdhem - n. Office, lit. “Preparation room”.

Valo - v. To make ready, to prepare.

Valyn - n. Unintended movement to the beat, unmeant dancing.

Valynn - n. Dance.

Valynno - v. To dance.

Valynnos - n. Dancer.

Varyn - n. Cat.

Vas - n. Hour.

Vat - n. Marriage, union.

Vear - n. Month.

-vear - part. n. “Month, month of”.

Veln - n. Note (as in notation), remark, mark.

Venke - n. Beard.

Venor - n. Neighbor.

Venvie - adj. Dead, lit. “lost”.

Venvus - n. Picture, image, vision.

Veol - n. Beach, shore with sand.

Ver - n. Shore, where water and land meet.

Vesto - v. To hold, to carry.

Vestos - n. Bag.

Vibalberenio - v. To undress to the point of being half covered.

Vibelmessio - v. To make authentic, to make unique to the author, to claim authorship over.

Viberenio - v. To undress, to uncover, to expose.

Vibinio - v. To decrease in size, to make smaller, to reduce, to shrink.

Vidarfio - v. To animate, to give life to.

Videlio - v. To heighten, to give height to, to make tall.

Videolio - v. To forestate, to cover in forests.

Vidermio - v. To flatten, to level.

Vidobio - v. To dress up.

Vidonio - v. To curve, to bend.

Vieiligio - v. To slow down, to make lose speed.

Vielio - v. To make good, to make well done.

Vielucio - v. To make noble, to grant noble title.

Vifardio - v. To enlarge, to make big.

Vifenio - v. To make beautiful, to make pretty.

Vifinio - v. To rejuvenate, to make young again.

Vigerimio - v. To make bright, to brighten, to make glow.

Vigorio - v. To make orange, to heat until orange glow.

Vihakirio - v. To make one rude, to make one lose temper.

Vihenio - v. To make one generous.

Viherrio - v. To make tall, to increase height of.

Vihielte - v. To send south, to make southern, to make sissy and spoiled.

Vihlufio - v. To stain, to make dirty.

Vihunio - v. To make inner, to take in, to accept into society.

Vik - n. Promise.

Vikerio - v. To make shiny, to polish.

Vikie - adj. Promised.

Viko - v. To promise.

Vikorio - v. To make secret, to classify, to deny access to.

Vikulio - v. To make complex, to make artificially difficult, to make harder to understand/do.

Vi(l)- - part. v. "To turn, to make" (of adjectives, as in "to make white").

Viladeakurio - v. To cover in snow, to make wintery, tl give snow to.

Viladhandio - v. To make loud, to make thunderous.

Vilagadio - v. To shorten (in distance), to make shorter (in distance).

Vilahio - v. To make real, to materialize, to create out of nothing.

Vilamurie - v. To clean, to make clean or clear again, to wash.

Vilanurio - v. To make shallow, to simplify (concepts).

Vilaradhio. - v. To make dry, to wither, to dry.

Vilarelio - v. To make one star-like, to give blessing of stars.

Vilarennamio - v. To make sky-blue, to paint sky-blue.

Vilasalio - v. To make green, to paint green, to bloom.

Vilasserio - v. To sadden, to disappoint.

Vilemerio - v. To mute, to make one hardly hearable, to silence, to talk over.

Vilempio - v. To straighten, to make straight.

Vilenio - v. To make red, to blush (greatly), to make blush (greatly).

Vilentio - v. To elongate, to stretch, to lengthen, to make long, to erect.

Vileressio - v. To make one happy.

Vilerhio - v. To deafen, to leave one without notice of something.

Vilevlimio - v. To make cheap, to disvalue, to give discount on.

Vilinkio - v. To make cold, to cool down, to refrigerate.

Vilodobio - v. To undress.

Vilofenio - v. To make ugly, to scar.

Vilolio - v. To make scorching, to make hot, to heat till white glow.

Vilostio - v. To make ginger (of hair), to cover in copper.

Viloskio - v. To make brown, to paint 

brown, vulg. To cover in feces.

Vilsanio - v. To lose, to make loose, to free, to give freedom to.

Vilseolio - v. To make ill, to infect.

Vilsiltio - v. To whiten, to clean, to make white, to clear, to erase.

Vilsirmio - v. To salt, to make salty.

Vilsynvio - v. To make known, to fame.

Vilunkorio - v. To lighten (of weight), to make lighter (of weight), to lose weight.

Viluntio - v. To make gray, to paint gray, to leave without color.

Vilurdio - v. To make foul, to worsen.

Vilurmanio - v. To make old, to age, to turn older.

Vilusio - v. To make pink, to blush, to make blush.

Vilvaecio - v. To marry, to make married.

Vilvenvio - v. To lose, to make lost, to hide.

Vilvinio - v. To encell, to encase, to make core, to make base (of something).

Vilvulmio - v. To northern, to put in the North, to send to the north, to become skilled in survival.

Vilympio - v. To deepen, to make deep

Vimalio - v. To make mighty, to crown, to deem powerful, to call king, to woe.

Vimanario - v. To make blue, to paint blue.

Vimacio - v. To finalize, to make last, to leave one alone (alive).

Vimeddio - v. To make edible (again), to cook, to prepare (food), to make (food).

Vimeio - v. To make good, to make better.

Vimeldio - v. To make rich, to enrich, to saturate.

Vimelio - v. To make expensive, to make expensive through artificial scarcity.

Vimerdio - v. To make golden-colored, to cover in gold, to gild.

Vimerio - v. To make one healthy, to heal, to trait medically.

Vimerinio - v. To make yellow, to heat until yellowy-white light is emitted.

Vinadio - v. To make pretty, to make well.

Vinagmeldio - v. To steal from, go make poor, to make one lose riches.

Vinaltio - v. To make strong, to empower, to train physically, to increase athletic prowess.

Vinehio - v. To narrow down, to make narrow.

Vineogio - v. To shorten (in height), to dwarf, to make smaller or lower, to underestimate, to make or see as short (in height).

Vinibio - v. To weaken, to loosen, to make one lose power, to make weak.

Vinie - adj. Singular, cellular, nuclear, core.

Vinigio - v. To belittle, to make small, to degrade, to call immature.

Vinintio - v. To make wet, to make damp.

Vinulnio - v. To harden, to make hard, to make solid, to erect.

Vinystio - v. To tighten, to make well fitting, to tailor.

Vipelonio - v. To make adult, to become adult, to take or lose virginity.

Virario - v. To give water (to river, as via dam), to broaden.

Vireokio - v. To make hot, to make warm, to heat up, to warm up.

Vireulio - v. To make golden-colored, to blond, to discolor (of hair).

Viridio - v. To make dusty, to cover with dust, to let be covered in dust (by not dusting it).

Viromio - v. To make heavy, to fatten up, to add weight to.

Vironio - v. To darken, to make darker.

Virumio - v. To darken, to make dark.

Virumpio - v. To blind, to make blind, to deprive someone of information about some secret.

Virygemio - v. To make thin, to lose weight, to hunger.

Viryndio - v. To fasten, to accelerate, to make faster, to make swift.

Vitealio - v. To make great, to empower.

Volt - n. Fur, hide, fur wear.

Voltmerymos - n. Furrier, lit. “Fur worker”.

Vret - n. Leather.

Vulme - n. Hand.

Vulma - n. North.

Vulmie - adj. Northern, right (as in "right hand").

Vus - n. Bath.

Vussendhen - n. Lit. Bathroom.

Vyldio - v. To lower, to disgrace, to put below.

Vylvelt - n. Butter.

Vylveltie - adj. Buttery, oily.

Vylveltold - n. Lithium, lit. "Buttermetal" for its softness.

Vynta - n. Hair (on the head).

Yledie - adj. Low.

Ymp - n. Bottom.

Ympie - adj. Deep.

Ynga - n. Pigeon.

Yngen - n. Brain.

Yntunu - n. Alcoholic beverage.

Yro - num. Trillion.

Yssa - n. Science, study.

Ystel - n. Magic, secret craft.

[ao3feed-matchablossom]

Najlepsi wrogowie

by Doksa

Tym razem powie mu, że go kocha. Tym razem już na pewno. Na pewno.

Words: 1272, Chapters: 1/1, Language: Polski

Fandoms: SK8 the Infinity (Anime)

Rating: Teen And Up Audiences

Warnings: No Archive Warnings Apply

Categories: M/M

Characters: Nanjo Kojiro | Joe, Sakurayashiki Kaoru | Cherry Blossom

Relationships: Nanjo Kojiro | Joe/Sakurayashiki Kaoru | Cherry Blossom, Sakurayashiki Kaoru | Cherry Blossom/Shindo Ainosuke | Adam

Additional Tags: Bisexual Nanjo Kojiro | Joe, Pining Nanjo Kojiro | Joe, Past Sakurayashiki Kaoru | Cherry Blossom/Shindo Ainosuke | Adam, One-Sided Sakurayashiki Kaoru | Cherry Blossom/Shindo Ainosuke | Adam, Frenemies, Nanjo Kojiro | Joe and Sakurayashiki Kaoru | Cherry Blossom Bickering, Pining, Light Angst, Love/Hate, Bittersweet, Lack of Communication, Unresolved Romantic Tension, Jealous Nanjo Kojiro | Joe, Polski | Polish, headcanon dump, Mentioned Hasegawa Langa, Stare, wrzucam bo czemu nie, One Shot, Short, joe to softie i zasługuje na przytulasa

source https://archiveofourown.org/works/45614620

[colorfulbanditexperteagle]

Lake Doksa ...

[kitapsecimi]

...Bu Felsefeciler tek gerçek bilginin, kanıtlayabildiğimiz ve doğruluğunu ortaya koyabildiğimiz inançlardan oluştuğunu söyler. Onlara göre tek gerçek bilgi kesin bilgidir; ‘kesin olmayan bilgi’ ifadesi çelişkili bir ifadedir. Nihai olmayan sebeplerle bir inancın gerekçelendirilebileceği ve dolayısıyla ‘bilgi’ diye adlandırılmayı hak edebileceği düşüncesini reddederler. Yunanlılar bu mutlak kesin bilgiye episteme dediler ve onu doksa ile yani salt kanı ile karşıtlaştırdılar.

Alan Musgrave, Sağduyu, Bilim ve Şüphecilik – Bilgi Kuramına Tarihsel Bir Giriş

[tupaki]

Λίμνη Δόξα

[maria-icequeen7]

[kamnajems-bakra]

[gurbets-world]

Kızlar, erkeklerle oyun oynamayın, onlar yenilgiyi kabul edemedikleri için, sonunda sopa yeme ihtimali yüzde doksa :))) Hele birde yüzüne gelirse, yüzde yüz :))) Ordan kaçma ihtimali ise, yüzde ikiyüz :)))

[tavlepwmov]

timh kai doksa se skanena kai cortes

[dimitrisliatsopoulos]

Doksa, Greece