"Your stuff plus our stuff is OUR STUFF! YAAAARRR!"Actually it's just regular math, more or less. Oh well.
I read, "Saxon Maith"...
(That's "good Saxon," for those of you who don't speak a Gaelic language.)(What's "maith" in Manx?? I'm blanking out. I know I've seen it.)
Manx for good is "mie", pronounced like English "my". ... but you won't find it in the Wiktionary.
What's Manx for "Wiktionary"?
That would be either "Wikileyr" or "Wikifockleyr"haHAH! Thought you'd get away, didn't ya?!...and it doesn't have a tail!
"Wikibook" or "wiki-worder?" Cute!(No tail! Ho ho! Took me a moment.)
"Fockleyr" beez Manx for dikshonary.ala "Foclóir".
Oh I know! Never fear. I was just playing with how to break it down further, for fun and for the NGS* people who stop by. "focl-" word + agentive ending "-oir" = FUN! No, seriously, it's fun.*NGS = non-Gaelic-language-speaker
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"Your stuff plus our stuff is OUR STUFF! YAAAARRR!"
Actually it's just regular math, more or less. Oh well.
I read, "Saxon Maith"...
(That's "good Saxon," for those of you who don't speak a Gaelic language.)
(What's "maith" in Manx?? I'm blanking out. I know I've seen it.)
Manx for good is "mie", pronounced like English "my". ... but you won't find it in the Wiktionary.
What's Manx for "Wiktionary"?
That would be either "Wikileyr" or "Wikifockleyr"
haHAH! Thought you'd get away, didn't ya?!
...and it doesn't have a tail!
"Wikibook" or "wiki-worder?" Cute!
(No tail! Ho ho! Took me a moment.)
"Fockleyr" beez Manx for dikshonary.
ala "Foclóir".
Oh I know! Never fear. I was just playing with how to break it down further, for fun and for the NGS* people who stop by. "focl-" word + agentive ending "-oir" = FUN! No, seriously, it's fun.
*NGS = non-Gaelic-language-speaker
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