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    Pronunciations

    It occurred to me I should probably ask, since Rayen and I frequently disagree on the pronunciation of "Meekal", how one pronounces all the various names around here.

    1. Meekal: mee-KAL or MEE-kul?

    2. Rosaline: rah-suh-lin or roh-suh-lin or rah-suh-line or roh-suh-line?

    3. Arcon: ar-kon or ar-kone?

    4. Tellurine: tell-urin or tell-ureen?

    5. Nękos Servaya is Nay-kose Sayrv-eye-uh.

    6. Senyik Devlinn is exactly how it looks.

    7. Larya is LAR-yuh, Kerlinten is also phonetic.

    8. Roenseller?
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    Meekal: MEEK-al
    Tellurine: Tell-u-rine (long u, long I)

    Hey, I created them. I can determine how they're pronounced!

    So sayeth the royal (amnesiatic) scribe!
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    Thats something I never had thought of!
    Theses are evil....VERY evil, someone rescue me pls!

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    Rose-(as in the flower)-a-(as in a cow)-line-(as in crose the line).
    Lol Moon, you crack me up.
    Now on Tellurine the rine part. Is that rine as in the rien river or rine as in reene or what?
    Good thinkin Swords. I've been questioning the same thing.

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    "A as in cow"?
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    No, Sword..."a' as in "A cow". (In other words, pronounced like "uh".)
    Confused me, too, at first blush. <img src="graemlins/freak2.gif" border="0" alt="[Freak]" />

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    Sorry about that. Should have specified more. Loch's right. as in A cow.

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    Okay, anybody else want to explain things?
    It is the soldier, not the reporter, who has given us the freedom of the press. It is the soldier, not the poet, who has given us the freedom of speech. It is the soldier, not the campus organizer, who gives us the freedom to demonstrate. It is the soldier who salutes the flag, who serves beneath the flag, and whose coffin is draped by the flag, who allows the protestor to burn the flag. - Father Dennis Edward O'Brien, USMC

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    Well...

    Lochinvar = LOCK-in-var
    Fortalin = For-TAH-l'n
    Cuprin = CUP-rin
    Marthwyn = MARTH-win
    Silmarin = sil-MAR-in
    Wyrdnafal = WEIRD-n'-fall
    Ariel Anjoli = AR-ee-el AN-joe-lee
    Ellen = as you would expect
    Gavrill = gav-RILL
    Anton = AN-tohn
    Colin of Brenwyk = CALL-in of BREN-wick
    Mortas of Angford = MORE-tus of ANG-ferd (rhymes with "Hang word")

    Can't think of any others...

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    like a small primate, I am munqi.
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