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* **blister-rash** - native Aururian term for chickenpox, introduced to Aururia from the Old World | * **blister-rash** - native Aururian term for chickenpox, introduced to Aururia from the Old World | ||
* **bound monarchy** - constitutional monarchy (though the [[alternate history: | * **bound monarchy** - constitutional monarchy (though the [[alternate history: | ||
+ | * **chronicler** - reporter | ||
* **corrnarts** - term for Aururian wattle trees in many ATL European languages. Etymologically, | * **corrnarts** - term for Aururian wattle trees in many ATL European languages. Etymologically, | ||
- | * **evening noëls** - (Christmas) carols | ||
* **duranj** - (Tasmanian) gum cider | * **duranj** - (Tasmanian) gum cider | ||
* **Dutch dandelion** - colloquial name for //murnong// in many European languages, since the Netherlands were the first country in Europe to grow imported Aururian // | * **Dutch dandelion** - colloquial name for //murnong// in many European languages, since the Netherlands were the first country in Europe to grow imported Aururian // | ||
+ | * **evening noëls** - (Christmas) carols | ||
* **flyways** - airways, airlines | * **flyways** - airways, airlines | ||
* **globewards** - worldwide | * **globewards** - worldwide | ||
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* **greatship** - Nangu term for the largest type of their merchant sailships | * **greatship** - Nangu term for the largest type of their merchant sailships | ||
* **horsecar** - a horse-drawn tram | * **horsecar** - a horse-drawn tram | ||
- | * **chronicler** - reporter | ||
* **Inglidj** - Gunnagalic pronunciation of the term " | * **Inglidj** - Gunnagalic pronunciation of the term " | ||
* **Inglundirr** - pronunciation of the term " | * **Inglundirr** - pronunciation of the term " | ||
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* **Nedlandj** - Gunnagalic pronunciation of the term " | * **Nedlandj** - Gunnagalic pronunciation of the term " | ||
* **Nine-fold Crown** - the crown of the kings of the Kingdom of Tjibarr | * **Nine-fold Crown** - the crown of the kings of the Kingdom of Tjibarr | ||
+ | * **Pannidj** - Gunnagalic pronunciation of the term " | ||
* **Petal Throne** - throne of the emperor of the Atjuntja Empire | * **Petal Throne** - throne of the emperor of the Atjuntja Empire | ||
* **Raw Men** - generic term of all Aururian native civilizations for Europeans (referencing the paleness of the Europeans' | * **Raw Men** - generic term of all Aururian native civilizations for Europeans (referencing the paleness of the Europeans' | ||
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* **Waiting Death** - meaning of the native term for the Marnitja disease. | * **Waiting Death** - meaning of the native term for the Marnitja disease. | ||
* **yamadi** - a kind of collarless, V-neck shirt that is a common dress item amongst urban Kurnawal (and some Tjunini), but which is much plainer that would traditionally be worn by nobility, let alone royalty. | * **yamadi** - a kind of collarless, V-neck shirt that is a common dress item amongst urban Kurnawal (and some Tjunini), but which is much plainer that would traditionally be worn by nobility, let alone royalty. | ||
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timelines/glossary_lands_of_red_and_gold.txt · Last modified: 2020/02/09 00:05 by eofpi