(08-02-2013, 10:43 AM)Aysun Wrote:AH thanks for the clarification,(08-02-2013, 10:34 AM)Olofantur Wrote:Nope!(08-02-2013, 10:22 AM)Aysun Wrote:(08-02-2013, 10:05 AM)Tarath Wrote: My Hyur Bard's name is Felix Sideris(Sider-is).
Dude. Felix? That is an awesome name.I'm not sure how well any of it follows Hyur naming conventions, but both names seem plenty Hyurish to me! 10/10
A'eyshn Demiir, my Seeker of the Sun Miqo'te. She was originally just "Aysun," but about a month after launch I began to notice all the Seekers had apostrophes in their names, so I made up a Seekerish name for her, and made it hard to pronounce correctly, thus she goes by Aysun. This seems to be a common thing for Miqo'te these days, but back then no one else did it at least.. ^^
Aysun is actually a Turkish name, as is Demir, if you're wondering where I yoinked that from.
I think your first name fits a Seeker, would I be correct in thinking it was Eh-shun in pronunciation? Demiir seems a bit odd for the catfolk (or is the dual ii drawn out Deh-mi-ir? as in "mi" from mirror but more drawn?) so over all 7~? it was my understanding that they largely used "raspier" sounds.That's why she goes by Aysun, because that's how it's supposed to be pronounced! Aye-soon (with the lil miqo'te hiss h thing of course). Surname is just Deh-meer. Seeker females take their surname from their father's forename, which are usually short, one or two syllables, so I got lucky that it could be fenangled into a forename if needed. Thanks for the rating~
just as a note, I think (due to dialect difference) my Eh (mentally) sounds like you Aye, unless your place more emphasis on the e. The "soon" is still more fitting.
so the "meer" is more the "mer" from "merit"?
I greatly enjoy linguistics, so thanks for the time to break it down.
