"-chel".
fun usage:
"Husbandchel, I love you even when you haven't bathed." (real affection?)
"I will put on socks when I want to, Motherchel" (mock affection)
from The Archer From Kipleth:
“Are you tired of life, goastriechel
cheers,
Kurt
Sunday, January 16, 2011
Miranei Sunday Secret 1-16-11
In Miranei, when you want to address someone with affection, or mock affection, you had the suffix
"-chel".
fun usage:
"Husbandchel, I love you even when you haven't bathed." (real affection?)
"I will put on socks when I want to, Motherchel" (mock affection)
from The Archer From Kipleth:
“Are you tired of life, goastriechel?” Baalenruud said with mock sadness. “You will be!” And then she laughed that gurgling, shrill laugh once more.
cheers,
Kurt
"-chel".
fun usage:
"Husbandchel, I love you even when you haven't bathed." (real affection?)
"I will put on socks when I want to, Motherchel" (mock affection)
from The Archer From Kipleth:
“Are you tired of life, goastriechel
cheers,
Kurt
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Forgot to explain; goastr - (adj.) last (pronc. GO ast reh)
ei (agent suffix, pronc. EE)
goastreichel (noun) the last person, literally 'lastling' (pronc. GO as tree CHEL)
so, Baaleenruud is using a very cruel nickname.
KJH
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