[Spellyans] Blejyow or Flowrys?
Craig Weatherhill
craig at agantavas.org
Mon May 31 09:54:51 BST 2010
I was wondering about bejeth (which is, of course, a loan word <
visage).
Craig
On 31 Me 2010, at 09:51, nicholas williams wrote:
> I often use enep for 'surface' and fâss for 'face'. Both Keigwin and
> John Boson use bejeth for the 'face of the waters' in Genesis 1.2:
> tewlder wor bedgeth an downder Keigwin; ha spiriz Deu reeg guaya var
> budgeth an dour JBoson.
> Though Keigwin uses enep at Genesis 1.29: E ma reaze gennan thu
> keneffra lazoan toane haaz a eze wor enapp an Noare [Yma rës genen
> dhywgh kenyver losowen ow ton has eus wàr enep an nor].
>
> Nicholas
>
> On 31 Me 2010, at 09:13, Ray Chubb wrote:
>
>> If I wanted to say the surface of the sea I would continue to use
>> 'eneb an mor' because it just sounds right. In other situations I
>> would probably use 'fas'.
>
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