Glossary of Kcymaerxthaere

Nyelvate (Shape Word) Glossary

People of the Rock

[(as per linear English)]

Origin

(linear English)

Definition

The powerful gwome of Estrelliia which defeated the Material Alliance at the Battle of the Devil’s Marbles. Also known as: Laයy/ev

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Perry

[paye-REE]

Origin

(Proper Name)

Definition

Though not a gwome, a stronghold of the Parisian Diaspora.

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Petoskey gwome

[(as per linear English)]

Origin

(Linear English)

Definition

Noted for their beautifully textured stones, sacred to certain other gwomes.

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Pezhephen

[pu-ZHEFF-in]

Origin

(Proper Name)

Definition

The legendary engineer who contributed so much to the Museum of the Bench. Also the term Pejephen year is a corruption of his name (because of his extraordinary eyesight he could actually see the individual moons around Jupiter—even during the day).

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pHistoric

[his-TOAR-ik (“p” is silent and, at times, unwritten)]

Origin

(Cognate)

Definition

Of or pertaining to a parallel history.

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Phlorida Keys

[(as per linear English)]

Origin

(Place Name)

Definition

A long string of tiny islands in [Sarkassum] Kymaerica.

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Pidgin languages

[(as per linear English)]

Origin

(Linear English)

Definition

Pidgin languages simplify to allow communication without fluency, something very helpful in the case of Nyelvate.

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Pieter van Amsterdaam

[PIE-et-er VAN AM-ster-DAM]

Origin

(Proper Name)

Definition

A gambling addict who surrendered the deed to the island of Manhattaan to settle a 24 dollar gambling debt at the Algonquin Round Table Casino.

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Pjerumahty

[puh-JOO-muh-rah-tee]

Origin

(Cognate)

Definition

Someone who believes in another person. A confidence that is often impulsively (but generally rightly) given.

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placehaulders

[place-HOWL-ders]

Origin

(Jihn Wranglikan/Surikuolyn)

Definition

In Franchise Gwomes, citizens could not become voters and stakehaulders until age 125. The term placehaulders referred to all citizens 124 or younger.

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Plaza de las Lunas

[(as per linear Spanish)]

Origin

(linear Spanish)

Definition

Plaza named after the luminous perimeter of moons that occasionally gilt its rim.

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Pleiade

[PLEE-uh-DEEZ]

Origin

(Parisienne)

Definition

A culturally Parisian gwome.

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