Mar 6, 2014
who is cedric I like his face
he is the semisorta villain from sofia the first and i have to watch it now with a good stiff bottleawhiskey at hand
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who is cedric I like his face
he is the semisorta villain from sofia the first and i have to watch it now with a good stiff bottleawhiskey at hand
you are not alone friend you are not alone
Did anyone ever find out what might have happened to Maure? I'm starting to get a bit worried, myself.
She has changed her name to Glorious Monsters.
I've been vacillating over whether to ask you about my name, but you seem to still be doing them, so... Maureen? I've seen people saying that it means either 'bitter' (more common) or 'star of the sea'.
Aha! Mary is actually one of my names (along with half the other women in my Irish Catholic family :D), so I am pretty familiar with the etymological quandary—Maureen is a diminutive of the Irish form of Mary. Both of those translations are common, but probably inaccurate. Bitter generally comes from confusion with Mara, which does mean bitter (it’s also Hebrew, but apparently unrelated; bitterness is a possible interpretation, though). Star of the sea, as far as I can tell, is a conflation with one of the titles of the Virgin Mary, Stella maris. It could also mean rebelliousness, wished-for child, or beloved. It’s been hotly debated for centuries :)
Tolkien, for the record, seems to have simply translated it into Quenya as María in Aiya María quanta Eruanno i Héru as elye (hail Mary, full of grace, the Lord is with thee).
Going with the other meanings, however…
Bitterness: probably Sáranië (to include the diminutive, as Maureen is one).
Rebelliousness: there isn’t really any word for it in Quenya (rather surprisingly for the language of the Noldor :P). The closest I could think of would be Rusórië, angry-rising.
Wished-for child: perhaps very loosely Námiel (námie is a desire for something or judgement, -iel daughter).
Beloved: Meldë! You might want to vary it up to fit Maureen better than Mary—Meldissë, perhaps.
sometimesiwishiweremongolian replied to your post: “ugh naruto is just getting so predictable and repetitive just end it...”:
Ah, you're reading it too?
lol yeah started in like 08 or 09 or something and have been keeping up ever since...bleach too, and they're both on their last breaths. Naruto could have ended really nicely after the nagato/pain arc, you know? now everybody's just dying and regenerating and doing really obvious things *sigh* and idek what is even up with bleach right now, it should have ended after aizen
I swear I saw a post recently which had links to online room/building creator/generators for fantasy writers to use...anyone know what I'm talking about, or have suggestions for one?
sometimesiwishiweremongolian replied to your photo:we’ll never be afraid again
are you quoting ‘Spectrum’?
Yes! While I was playing Persona 3, i was digging Florence's songs, so, for me, this is Persona soundtrack haha
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