Synonym: Accede
Word Revision Thread
 Mirkrilaar July 30, 2014 |
Synonym: Accede |
by Mirkrilaar
July 30, 2014
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Mirkrilaar July 30, 2014 |
Synonym: Accouter |
by Mirkrilaar
July 30, 2014
Synonym: Accouter
 Mahlaansaviik July 31, 2014 |
I think "Thur" should also mean "Tyranny" because Paarthurnax seems to suggest it means tyranny when he says, "Yes. there were a few of us that rebelled against Alduin's thur... his tyranny. We aided the humans in his overthrow." |
by Mahlaansaviik
July 31, 2014
I think "Thur" should also mean "Tyranny" because Paarthurnax seems to suggest it means tyranny when he says, "Yes. there were a few of us that rebelled against Alduin's thur... his tyranny. We aided the humans in his overthrow."
 paarthurnax Administrator July 31, 2014 |
Mahlaansaviik Sure, removed our created words for "tyranny" and "tyrant" and added those definitions to thur. |
by paarthurnax
July 31, 2014
MahlaansaviikI think "Thur" should also mean "Tyranny" because Paarthurnax seems to suggest it means tyranny when he says, "Yes. there were a few of us that rebelled against Alduin's thur... his tyranny. We aided the humans in his overthrow."
Sure, removed our created words for "tyranny" and "tyrant" and added those definitions to thur.
 Ahmuldein July 31, 2014 |
Add definition, Skeptical |
by Ahmuldein
July 31, 2014
Add definition, Skeptical
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paarthurnax Administrator August 1, 2014 |
@Siintul, I removed somirk and moved its definitions over to siintul, since somirk has no derivatives and siintul is rooted in siin. @Zogrit, this one is specifically zo+grit, so "doubtful" would be the closest English equivalent. I did add "dubious." |
by paarthurnax
August 1, 2014
@Siintul, I removed somirk and moved its definitions over to siintul, since somirk has no derivatives and siintul is rooted in siin.
@Zogrit, this one is specifically zo+grit, so "doubtful" would be the closest English equivalent. I did add "dubious."
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Mirkrilaar August 3, 2014 |
Synonym: Commodity |
by Mirkrilaar
August 3, 2014
Synonym: Commodity
 hiith August 3, 2014 |
Is this "please" as in "to please someone", as in "can I have that, please?", or both? I believe that there should be some clarification in the notes. |
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paarthurnax Administrator August 3, 2014 |
@Fiid, edited the non-canon fiid "to frown, scowl" to fiivut. @Lig, good catch, lig is the adverb as would be used in "can I have that, please?" Genaz is the verb "to please." I added this to the notes and edited all the words incorrectly attached to lig so that they relate to genaz instead. |
by paarthurnax
August 3, 2014
@Fiid, edited the non-canon fiid "to frown, scowl" to fiivut.
@Lig, good catch, lig is the adverb as would be used in "can I have that, please?" Genaz is the verb "to please." I added this to the notes and edited all the words incorrectly attached to lig so that they relate to genaz instead.
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hiith August 4, 2014 |
My mistake, the definition is supposed to be Granite Hill (Stone Hill is but the literal translation) (I made this same mistake in my recent word submission). And it was north of Falkreath. |
by hiith
August 4, 2014
My mistake, the definition is supposed to be Granite Hill (Stone Hill is but the literal translation) (I made this same mistake in my recent word submission). And it was north of Falkreath.
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paarthurnax Administrator August 9, 2014 |
Anyone against shortening this to just "Kros"? It appears as "Kros" in most of the compound words it's in. |
by paarthurnax
August 9, 2014
Anyone against shortening this to just "Kros"? It appears as "Kros" in most of the compound words it's in.
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hiith August 9, 2014 |
paarthurnax My only concern about it is that it might sound too similar to "kras". |
by hiith
August 9, 2014
paarthurnaxAnyone against shortening this to just "Kros"? It appears as "Kros" in most of the compound words it's in.
My only concern about it is that it might sound too similar to "kras".
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