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RE: What's on your mind? - Ahzoh - 11-13-2014
"Everyone over the age of 40 is an immigrant." - Margaret Mead, anthropologist.
RE: What's on your mind? - Ahzoh - 11-14-2014
I made name conventions for Vrkhazh people:
Title/Family name/Name/Basic description/Place of Birth/Place of Death/Matronym and Patronym
An example is "Vikim ʾIḥamek ʾAraš-Hijunu ṛ-ʾIṉrōbi Tam-Ḵadač ʾIrad Kaf Šalkam lav ʾIḥamek Harkad" which means "Emperor Arashijunu Ihamek the Strong of Tam-Khadach son of Shalkam Kaf and Harkad Ihamek".
A male child takes the family name of his father while a female child takes the family name of her mother.
The basic description is optional and usually reserved for high-ranking people and historical figures (like the Great Founder of Vrkhazh, Arashijunu). The Place of Death is only used for referencing important historical figures who dies.
Then there is a -nym I have that refers to both parents; "son/daughter of mother X and father Y".
RE: What's on your mind? - DerVVulfman - 11-14-2014
How often would -nym be used. It doesn't sound like it would be commonplace. Would title be a basis, such as also being the progeny of a famous woman, even though a boy or the daughter who's father was a lord or knight? And what arrangement? Male first? Female first? Or would it be ye classic 'age before beauty?'
RE: What's on your mind? - Ahzoh - 11-14-2014
You have to earn title or have a political role to have that Title part of your name. And it extends far beyond simply "lord, lady", "king", "baron", etc. business.
Also the type of -nym I may be thinking of is a "paedonym" which may or may not be the opposite of a "teknonym", which reference that someone is a parent of another. Example being is that if John has a son named Tim, then his teknonym would be "Tim's father". Nevermind, paedonym is teknonym's second meaning.
Goneonym or Gononym might be more suitable...
Using Family Name, Name, and Place of Origin are mandatory, however using a Goneonym instead of family name is more common among close (small) communities.
RE: What's on your mind? - Taylor - 11-14-2014
My mind seems to be toiling over the futility of escaping the human condition and struggle against the tide of internet culture that appears to by-and-large no longer care for safe circles.
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... at least the first thing may or not be a feasible horror game concept.
RE: What's on your mind? - Ahzoh - 11-14-2014
That is why I don't consider myself a part of the human species...
RE: What's on your mind? - DerVVulfman - 11-15-2014
Werewolf. And I thought you were a slate furry thing, Taylor.
RE: What's on your mind? - greenraven - 11-15-2014
(11-14-2014, 10:50 AM)Taylor Wrote: My mind seems to be toiling over the futility of escaping the human condition and struggle against the tide of internet culture that appears to by-and-large no longer care for safe circles.Sometimes the simplest solution is often the best. Find new circles. :P
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... at least the first thing may or not be a feasible horror game concept.
RE: What's on your mind? - Ahzoh - 11-15-2014
Or find ways to kill off humanity.
Neanderthals aren't as stupid as most people think they are, may have even been able to produce language like humans:
http://www.mpg.de/7448453/Neandertals-language
RE: What's on your mind? - Python Blue - 11-16-2014
Well, I'm back from a synthwave meetup last night in Brooklyn. Loved almost every moment of the event! :D