Re: seasons in conlangs / cultures (was adj.)
| From: | andrew <hobbit@...> |
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| Date: | Tuesday, October 10, 2000, 8:27 |
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Am 10/09 14:45 Carlos Thompson yscrifef:
> In our timeline, Peruvian fishers noted that heating of usually cold
> waters (Humbold stream) usually came each ten or so years before
> Christmas, and they related as something that came with "el niño Dios"
> (child God: Jesus), then they called it "el Niño". I guess that in
> Zera timeline, the name Remkaliba people called that fenomena would be
> borrowed into English or something like that.
>
Wouldn't they name it after a midsummer observance that is relevant to
them?
- andrew.
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