Re: CHAT: Brithenig-heads

Am 04/12 22:15  yl-ruil yscrifef:

> Although I _know_ it comes from Aredos, not Latin, how about a dialect form
> of VL reglus from CL re:gulus. How about re:gulus itself, it gives roughly
> the same meaning as Corfeg ruil and Aredos regulos.
>
hmmm.  re:glum -> re:0lu -> rhuil.  I'm not joking.  It does come out
that way!

> yl (rather defiant) ruil
>
Names are names.  We can call the shots on how they are spelled.

- andrew.
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Andrew Smith, Intheologus                       hobbit@earthlight.co.nz

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