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	* '''ariag'nee'''		* '''ariag'nee'''
	spider's web		spider's web
		+
		+	* '''avo'''
		+	have
	* '''avo tur'jeu erenedi'''		* '''avo tur'jeu erenedi'''
−	lit. "have a bright day without equal", salutation	+	lit. "have a bright day without equal", a formal farewell
	=== B ===		=== B ===
		+
		+	* '''bon'''
		+	good
	* '''bonjeu'''		* '''bonjeu'''
	lit. "good day", an informal greeting typically used among families		lit. "good day", an informal greeting typically used among families
		+
		+	* '''bonnui'''
		+	lit. "good night", an informal farewell
		+
		+	* '''brat'''
		+	brother
	===C===		===C===
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	* '''col'n termi'''		* '''col'n termi'''
	lit. "school of finishing'', a school teaching Hapan's essential skills		lit. "school of finishing'', a school teaching Hapan's essential skills
		+
		+	* '''compete'''
		+	skills
		+
		+	* '''compete'n entretien'''
		+	lit. "skills of maintainance", broadly referring to what the Hapan male is expected to have to be a good husband and father. May be taught by a '''kurh'n'ta'a'''.
		+
		+	* '''conter'''
		+	against
	* '''cor'''		* '''cor'''
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	* '''endara'''		* '''endara'''
	superior technology		superior technology
		+
		+	* '''entretien'''
		+	maintenance, upkeep, nurture
	* '''ereneda'''		* '''ereneda'''
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	* '''erenedi'''		* '''erenedi'''
	without equal		without equal
		+
		+	* '''evide'''
		+	clear
		+
		+	* '''evidement'''
		+	clearly
	===F===		===F===
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	* '''madellé'''		* '''madellé'''
	madam, may be used to address a woman of unknown societal standing		madam, may be used to address a woman of unknown societal standing
		+
		+	* '''mentir'''
		+	lie
		+
		+	* '''mentira'''
		+	lies
	===N===		===N===
	* ''''n'''		* ''''n'''
−	of	+	of, can be appended to a number e.g. '''se''' (one) becomes '''se'n''' (one of / first)
	* '''nee'''		* '''nee'''
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	* '''nor'''		* '''nor'''
	son		son
		+
		+	* '''nui'''
		+	night
	===O===		===O===
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	* '''se'h'n'''		* '''se'h'n'''
	tenth		tenth
		+
		+	* '''sestra'''
		+	sister
	* '''shakal'''		* '''shakal'''
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	* '''Ta'a Chume'Dan'''		* '''Ta'a Chume'Dan'''
	lit. ''Queen Mothers Residence''		lit. ''Queen Mothers Residence''
		+
		+	* '''ta'a'sestra'''
		+	aunt
	* '''ta'din'''		* '''ta'din'''
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	* '''termi'''		* '''termi'''
	finish		finish
		+
		+	* '''ti'''
		+	you
	* '''tira'n'''		* '''tira'n'''
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	* '''tur'''		* '''tur'''
	bright		bright
		+
		+	* '''turment'''
		+	brightly
		+
		+	* '''tur conter ti'doro nui'''
		+	lit. "brightness guard you against the night", a formal farewell, typically to Hapans leaving the Consortium
	* '''turila'''		* '''turila'''

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Latest revision as of 10:33, 18 March 2019

Planets, names, and words used in relation to The Hapes Consortium.

Contents

0-9 A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z Top of page — See also — External links

A

• aspian

quality

• ariag

spider

• ariag'nee

spider's web

• avo

have

• avo tur'jeu erenedi

lit. "have a bright day without equal", a formal farewell

B

• bon

good

• bonjeu

lit. "good day", an informal greeting typically used among families

• bonnui

lit. "good night", an informal farewell

• brat

brother

C

• cher

search or seek

• cher'n'tent

lit. "seeker of agreement", an ambassador or diplomat

• Chume

lit. Queen

• Chume'da

lit. Queen's daughter, heir of the Queen Mother

• Chume'doro

lit. Queen's guard, refers to the Hapan Royal Guard

• Chume'la

wife of the son of the Queen Mother

• Chume'legan

lit. "Queen's legion", refers to the Hapan Foreign Legion

• Chume'nor

lit. Queen's sons, refers to Her Majesty's Select Commandos

• chur

shark

• col

school

• col'n termi

lit. "school of finishing, a school teaching Hapan's essential skills

• compete

skills

• compete'n entretien

lit. "skills of maintainance", broadly referring to what the Hapan male is expected to have to be a good husband and father. May be taught by a kurh'n'ta'a.

• conter

against

• cor

heart

• cor'tur

lit. bright heart

D

• da

daughter, or heiress

• dan

residence/home

• doro

guard

• dorrin

storm

• ducha

duchess - second highest rank of nobility, governs planets

• duchix

duke - second highest rank of nobility

• dukana

countess - third highest rank of nobility, governs moons or provinces

• dukat

count - third highest rank of nobility

E

• endara

superior technology

• entretien

maintenance, upkeep, nurture

• ereneda

she who has no equal, can be used to refer to the incumbent Queen Mother or an abdicated monarch

• erenedi

without equal

• evide

clear

• evidement

clearly

F

• fel

associate

• fel'da

lit. "associate daughter", minister or agent of government

• for'ta

the Force

G

H

I

J

• jeh'n

second

• jua'n

sixth

• juk'n

seventh

K

• ka

person

• ka'zaqash

lit "person who is foreign", a foreigner

• këurh

hawk

• kurh'n

fifth

• kurh'n'da

lit. fifth daughter, slang for a girl in the so-called Fifth Profession

• kurh'n'dan

lit. fifth house, slang for the premises run and occupied by a kurh'n'ta'a

• kurh'n'nor

lit. fifth son, vulgar slang used to mean "son of a whore"

• kurh'n'ta'a

lit. fifth mother, slang for a woman in the so-called Fifth Profession

L

• lav'n

fourth

• legan

legion

M

• madellé

madam, may be used to address a woman of unknown societal standing

• mentir

lie

• mentira

lies

N

• 'n

of, can be appended to a number e.g. se (one) becomes se'n (one of / first)

• nee

web

• nia

sun

• nia'n cor

lit. heart of sun, affectionate and used in the same way as the Basic phrase 'light of my life'

• nor

son

• nui

night

O

P

R

• ren'n

ninth

S

• se'n

first

• se'h'n

tenth

• sestra

sister

• shakal

worthy

• siatris

scorpion

• su'n

eight

T

• ta'a

mother

• Ta'a Chume'Dan

lit. Queen Mothers Residence

• ta'a'sestra

aunt

• ta'din

lady, or grand duchess - highest rank of nobility

• tarix

lord, or grand duke - highest rank of nobility

• tent

agreement

• termi

finish

• ti

you

• tira'n

third

• tur

bright

• turment

brightly

• tur conter ti'doro nui

lit. "brightness guard you against the night", a formal farewell, typically to Hapans leaving the Consortium

• turila

baroness - lowest rank of nobility, governs cities or smaller provinces

• turl

baron - lowest rank of nobility

U

V

Y

Z

• zaqash

foreign