21-12-2016, 08:49 PM
(17-12-2016, 07:41 PM)Koen Gh. wrote: You are not allowed to view links. Register or Login to view.Just take a look at Thomas' table on the previous page, I'll just post it here again. This is a veeeeery small section of the possible solutions. And still I can make lots of grammatical sentences with it.
- Some older friend had ten gay druids.
- Under oath will he blame the Lamb of God.
- Lesbian pimp will age for gay King of Peace.
- Isn't love childish, I'd pick magic and oral.
This is fun![]()
So why are my sentences wrong?
nerlm nninq... looked like incomplete translation of the type of words I have seen before, so I thought I would put it through end part of my own method. Latin assumed:
nerlm nniq rallm he neoe ncek nerallm
nerlm
Merlin +undetermined ending?
nniq
qui non
rallm
malum olor
evil/apple swan
he
haec
this
neoe
eneco
to kill/wear out
ncek
K. (abv.) Kaeso/Caeso (m), Caesula (f) nec
Name not
(Kaeso thought to be possibly linked to origin of name Caesar which later became used generically to mean Emperor (later Kaiser/Czar/emperor) often implying cruel, unjust tyrant. K = very old form of name may be male, or female (Empress). Could also be a other abbreviated name etc. beginning K, reason and name undetermined,
nerallm
ales Merlin
winged/bird Merlin
Merlin(*) qui non malum olor haec eneco K. nec ales Merlin
Merlin did not this (he/she) evil swan slay. K. and not winged Merlin
or
Merlin did not. This (he/she) evil swan slay K. and not winged Merlin
There does seem to be some tie-up with the word list (the words in brackets similar in meaning, most literal comparison main choice. Propose:
Queen (some) await (beginning, search) the end (fresh (new))age. Magician (angel) bird druids (cometh)
Stellar has said he is finding Druids, Celts and Britain, and I have to agree.
Bunny

