03-11-2025, 10:38 PM
(This post was last modified: 03-11-2025, 10:46 PM by schimmelchampagne.
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I'm not sure if the "mullier" post was in response to mine but I agree that the first word does not say "mullier."
To me the first vowel looks literally like an "e dans l'a," but I'm not aware of <æ> ever being written like this, despite the French name.
I see one double-story <a> in "gas/gaf" on You are not allowed to view links. Register or Login to view. -- where is the other?
And yes, the lux/lutz connection is why I like albor. Descendants of the Latin verb lucere can take very few subjects (sun, star...), and "dawn" is one of them. In fact, the verb can mean "to dawn" or "for day to break," and so I think albor should not be dismissed.
To me the first vowel looks literally like an "e dans l'a," but I'm not aware of <æ> ever being written like this, despite the French name.
I see one double-story <a> in "gas/gaf" on You are not allowed to view links. Register or Login to view. -- where is the other?
And yes, the lux/lutz connection is why I like albor. Descendants of the Latin verb lucere can take very few subjects (sun, star...), and "dawn" is one of them. In fact, the verb can mean "to dawn" or "for day to break," and so I think albor should not be dismissed.