1: Strange Companions (29.1)
I am sorry I cannot tell you what “Omlo” really means. It’s not the name of the kunx powering the wagon. Ze uses it as something like “Oh my!” or “Ho!”.
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1: Strange Companions (28.3)
GRWM DEMA Grum djema (gruhm JAY-mah) Ilon borrows the most typical farewell from Old Lore, which translates as, “Spirits call.” In Stragaian culture, it is rarely more than djema (“spirits”); hence, the original meaning is often forgotten in its frequent[…]↓ Read the rest of this entry…
1: Strange Companions (28.2)
minothoa (meen-OHT-thoh-eh) means “drama”. Sonia’s parents refer to a story about a minnow that discovers all of its kin are swimming in a liquid substance and it becomes so preoccupied with this, that it forgets to go through daily routines[…]↓ Read the rest of this entry…
1: Strange Companions (28.1)
Threenagers (thirty-somethings) are considered the most immature of the fairy world — second only to toddlers — going through an emotional transition that can either complicate or greatly improve the next five hundred years of their life. Since Jeenare are[…]↓ Read the rest of this entry…
1: Strange Companions (27.3)
yusue (YOOS-soo-WEH) is just Ondoko for laughmna (see: WORLD to view a chart of some English words for the lale gender)
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1: Strange Companions (27.1)
More contemporaneous Lore for, essentially, “Dude, shut up.” jev — a kind of gender-neutral slangy way to refer to someone, especially youth. Originates from Old Lore loves speaking to one another in a frank tone. tsihsh (smack) lee — Something[…]↓ Read the rest of this entry…
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1: Strange Companions (26.1)
The Pærthian pun somewhat holds up in English. The long protest sign reads: ZTUODTDREHJ KWNI KAINLATGAM! (Zthoo-OHDZ-th-DZREH-hh-j KUH-nee kyne-LAHT-gkahm) or “War-heads out of School!” heit (heh-eet) is a general word for rodents, but it’s particularly common to refer to squirrel-like[…]↓ Read the rest of this entry…
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