Nae?
Re: Nae?
This thread probably doesn't belong on the Conlangery & Conworlds board.
anyway, Ambrisio: viewtopic.php?f=8&t=41574
anyway, Ambrisio: viewtopic.php?f=8&t=41574
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Don't forget "Nae" and "Ean" and Astraios in Is?aelAmbrisio wrote:What's with all these 'nae's in the user names? Yiuel Raumbesranae, ol bofoshnae, and Naelector Dark, for example.
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YES, it was hacked but I think spinn's fixed it now.Ambrisio wrote:I have a strange feeling that something else might be going on. Has the system been hacked?
If I stop posting out of the blue it probably is because my computer and the board won't cooperate and let me log in.!
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I don't know what your thread speaks of.
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Acceptable. Your Nae designation is your choice, but it must be Nae. You will be assimilated.Ambrisio wrote:If you really must assimilate me, I would prefer something like "Naeratus" which means "smile" in Estonian.
I suppose so. Although maybe Nae called himself that because of that. Who knows, eh?Ambrisio wrote:Also, is it purely coincidental that -nae is used in many Verdurian place names, such as Dracnae, Feinae, and Sarnae?
It was about time I changed this.
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and he ain't telling us. and that does tell us something about the kind of a guy he is. (not the kind of guy to tell people things, that is!) A sinister fellow is what he is, isn't he!Nae wrote:I knows.ol bofoshnae wrote:I suppose so. Although maybe Nae called himself that because of that. Who knows, eh?
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Nae, it is all lies! He is nae sinister fellow! Or naebe he is...Miekko wrote:and he ain't telling us. and that does tell us something about the kind of a guy he is. (not the kind of guy to tell people things, that is!) A sinister fellow is what he is, isn't he!Nae wrote:I knows.ol bofoshnae wrote:I suppose so. Although maybe Nae called himself that because of that. Who knows, eh?
It was about time I changed this.
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Hmmm... In Finnish it would be "nauratus" and mean "laughication".Ambrisio wrote:I would prefer something like "Naeratus" which means "smile" in Estonian.
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Zomp likes deriving words in his conlangs from other languages, but I'd not expect him to use Quenya. Latin is more likely for Caďinor.Ambrisio wrote:I just found out that it is from the Cadhinor 'naure' (land). I wonder if it is ultimately derived from Tolkien, as 'nore' means 'land' in Quenya.
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Bring back the fad!
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I never let it die.Zayk wrote:Bring back the fad!
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Maybe some people just like the sound of the diphthong /ae/, or the monophthongs /æ/ or /ɛ/.
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[æ] is king of open vowels. KING, I TELL YOU!Linguist Wannabe wrote:Maybe some people just like the sound of the diphthong /ae/, or the monophthongs /æ/ or /ɛ/.
陳第 wrote:蓋時有古今,地有南北;字有更革,音有轉移,亦勢所必至。
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Re: Nae?
Unfortunately though, Nae is historically a shortening of Naeddyr, so AFAIK it's /naɪ/, or /nae/ or whatever.