Re: Senyecan honorifics

> I've discovered 3 so far in Senyecan.
>
> 1) aasnárjun - title of respect used to address someone higher in
> rank than the speaker.  áásnin = noble; árjun = lord.
> 2) àisnáman (àisápan) - title of respect used to address
> someone
> older than the speaker.  aísa = to revere; aísnin = revered,
> reverend. (shades of "Dune"?)
> 3)cuudáman (cuudápan) - title of respect used to address an
> older
> person irrespective of any age difference.  cúúda = to esteem,
> regard, respect, approve, admire; cúúdin = respected, admired,
> esteemed, etc..
  okay...but what happens if the person being addressed holds two or more of
the above-mentioned category qualifications?

 or, what about where a higher-ranked person is addressing a lower-ranked
older person?  (ie, a 14-year-old king, speaking to a 50-year-old
vagrant...don't ask me why; I just picked them at random).

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