Re: Think, thank, thunk (was Re: Unicode character pickers)
From: | Mark J. Reed <markjreed@...> |
Date: | Saturday, March 18, 2006, 19:16 |
On 3/18/06, Adam Walker <carrajena@...> wrote:
> --- "Mark J. Reed" <markjreed@...> wrote:
> > I share that tic. :) My most recent coinage in this
> > space is
> > "cospicuon", for the state of being conspicuous. (By
> > analogy with
> > "oblivious" -> "oblivion").
>
> I like. Lets see if we can viral-market that one to
> the general publick.
Glad you approve. It's a tad awkward phonetically, though. One wants
to pronounce it like "muon" with a strong o instead a schwa.
So what all are we viral marketing now? -iv instead of -ive when
pronounced /Iv/ . . . I do like that one. It eliminates the spelling
confusion between "liv" and "live". Although you're still stuck with
the competing analyses, and therefore pronunciations, of
"long-lived"...
> Dichiruns sivi, «In il Betuemi djul Judja pervia azig niscrivid peu'l davri, «Ed tu,
> Betuemi djal terra djal Judja, nun si djils daliris djal Judja ul mindrisimu
> puña vinijid djil ti il daliri fin paxed ul mi pobuu, il Istreli.»
>
> Mach 2:5-6
The Gospel According to Mach, eh? Sounds like something fighter jocks
would appreciate. :)
--
Mark J. Reed <markjreed@...>
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