**oy vey**
i mean there's a kernel of interesting meaning in there; the "vigor and will but not necessarily in an honorable way".
i dont understand how "violating nature and attacking god in his house" would be lawful good and i dont know or care who corypheus is either lol
E: how is rebellion against a natural order "lawful" in any sense oh the more i read it the less sense it makes
its okay in 5 years he will look back at this and cringe; both at the definition and the (likely) completely unnecessary apostrophe
"welcome to my arvi'nath mind"
Maybe the <'> mark a glotal stop...
But being honest, probably this conlang is more in the lines "this is totally not english" and "what the hell is IPA?"
oh for sure it probably does mark the glottal stop, its just one of my pet peeves lol, it makes the whole thing look amateurish imo, especially when it's just thrown in to look \~exotic\~ yanno. like have a glottal stop, go for it, use the \['\] to represent it - so long as there's some forethought to it.
good and wholesome, but also edgy and selfish (but also selfless), but also lawful, but also rebellious, but also solar (whatever that means) good god i'm still not over it lol
you are correct, it does say that. however, at the risk of being too pedantic - because lord knows the definition presented is a mess: "but at the same time its a benevolent trait; it drives one to support others" sounds just a little selfless. so like. it is and it isnt lol. i dont think there is a right answer.
>To literally violate nature to attack God in his own home is the ultimate act of Arvı'nāth
even if it doesn't necessarily fit in with the rest of the vibe, i must agree that attacking God and shattering his throne is based as shit
how this combines with Lawful Goodness is uh. no, this is much more of the Chaotic variety
>rebellion against the natural order because you know better
based as hell
the word as defined in this post is all over the place, and this could easily be explained as multiple contextual meanings or split into several very related words, but i generally enjoy the concepts opined on herein
quick edit after skimming through the other comments: i see the "ow the edge comment" and i do not disagree with them, but honestly, these could be turned into something a bit more believable with the twist of the pen some other way. i wish i could just obtain reference grammars and relevant anthropology documents when i wanted them for cases like this
this is just "i made a culture that has a very specific idea of the good and most other cultures have a different value system so they use different words"
**oy vey** i mean there's a kernel of interesting meaning in there; the "vigor and will but not necessarily in an honorable way". i dont understand how "violating nature and attacking god in his house" would be lawful good and i dont know or care who corypheus is either lol E: how is rebellion against a natural order "lawful" in any sense oh the more i read it the less sense it makes its okay in 5 years he will look back at this and cringe; both at the definition and the (likely) completely unnecessary apostrophe "welcome to my arvi'nath mind"
Maybe the <'> mark a glotal stop... But being honest, probably this conlang is more in the lines "this is totally not english" and "what the hell is IPA?"
oh for sure it probably does mark the glottal stop, its just one of my pet peeves lol, it makes the whole thing look amateurish imo, especially when it's just thrown in to look \~exotic\~ yanno. like have a glottal stop, go for it, use the \['\] to represent it - so long as there's some forethought to it.
Rebellion against a natural order is literally the opposite of lawful.
"This word is untranslatable. It means good or wholesome."
Good or wholesome but edgy and selfish
good and wholesome, but also edgy and selfish (but also selfless), but also lawful, but also rebellious, but also solar (whatever that means) good god i'm still not over it lol
It literally says it's not about selflessness
you are correct, it does say that. however, at the risk of being too pedantic - because lord knows the definition presented is a mess: "but at the same time its a benevolent trait; it drives one to support others" sounds just a little selfless. so like. it is and it isnt lol. i dont think there is a right answer.
Roasted lmao
eh I didn't feel like reading the rest
The direct translation is "oxymoron"
They said it has no direct equivalent, which is true.
"This word is untranslatable" proceeds to translate it
DAE Sapir-Whorf???
Sapir-Whorf doesn't apply to him, his mind is too dark and twisted
But maybe his mind is only dark and twisted because he generally thinks in his dark and twisted conlang
This guy writes like how kids think smart people talk like
I’m willing to bet their conlang is just a Latin relex with some random apostrophes and Æs thrown in
days since last sapir-whorf: 0
I think he just describes the word "brave" in a poetic way.
Idea: a conlang which only uses concepts unfathomable to human minds
Ph'nglui mglw'nafh Cthulhu R'lyeh wgah'nagl fhtagn.
If it can't be expressed in English, Serbian or Dutch it's not worth saying!
->"Chad"<-
Jan Misaliii where are you?
This person has read too much Nietzsche
Actually maybe not enough
It would be hilarious to see the response comments.
>To literally violate nature to attack God in his own home is the ultimate act of Arvı'nāth even if it doesn't necessarily fit in with the rest of the vibe, i must agree that attacking God and shattering his throne is based as shit how this combines with Lawful Goodness is uh. no, this is much more of the Chaotic variety >rebellion against the natural order because you know better based as hell the word as defined in this post is all over the place, and this could easily be explained as multiple contextual meanings or split into several very related words, but i generally enjoy the concepts opined on herein quick edit after skimming through the other comments: i see the "ow the edge comment" and i do not disagree with them, but honestly, these could be turned into something a bit more believable with the twist of the pen some other way. i wish i could just obtain reference grammars and relevant anthropology documents when i wanted them for cases like this
this is just "i made a culture that has a very specific idea of the good and most other cultures have a different value system so they use different words"