Re: Lor and Sevin true meanings?

[Sireayä mokri]

Sevin is for females only; for males it's sayrìp. In the rest of the cases (i.e. plants, animals, mountains etc.) I'd use lor.

[Sireayä mokri]

Because Pawl said so

[Le'eylan]

It's not just for females is it? It's primarily?
You can still use it for a male...

[Kemaweyan]

You can still use it for a male...

What? sevin? No, sevin is only for females. Sireayä mokri said absolutely correct

[Le'eylan]

You can still use it for a male...

What? sevin? No, sevin is only for females. Sireayä mokri said absolutely correct

Really ? pxasik. tsa'u oer ke sunu kaw'it.

[Sireayä mokri]

It's not just for females is it? It's primarily?

I think primarily means that using sevin for males would be considered stylistically incorrect.

[Kemaweyan]

Or even enough abusively

[Le'eylan]

It's not just for females is it? It's primarily?

I think primarily means that using sevin for males would be considered stylistically incorrect.

Ah I got that completely wrong then. Oh well

[Plumps]

When in doubt ... tätxaw ne tsim

Here it says »primarily of male/female« – I said it back then, I say it again: I read that as you can use sevin for a male and sayrìp for female. It just may not be common.

['Oma Tirea]

I agree with Plumps here.

[Ftxavanga Txe′lan]

Oh, I didn't even know about sayrìp! It's not in the English-Na'vi dictionary under the word 'beautiful'.

[Amaya]

Oh, I didn't even know about sayrìp! It's not in the English-Na'vi dictionary under the word 'beautiful'.

That's because it means "handsome" instead   

[Ftxavanga Txe′lan]

Oh, I didn't even know about sayrìp! It's not in the English-Na'vi dictionary under the word 'beautiful'.

That's because it means "handsome" instead   

Wow! Now the mystery is solved. I should've thought of it before.. Thank you again ma Amaya! (:

[Kamean]

Oh, I didn't even know about sayrìp! It's not in the English-Na'vi dictionary under the word 'beautiful'.

I advice you read Na'vi - English dictionary too. And Pawl's blog, I find sayrìp there.

[Ftxavanga Txe′lan]

Oh, I didn't even know about sayrìp! It's not in the English-Na'vi dictionary under the word 'beautiful'.

I advice you read Na'vi - English dictionary too. And Pawl's blog, I find sayrìp there.

Yes, I do read it as well! It's just that when I don't have any idea what the word is, I can't go search it in Na'vi. But for known words, I use the Na'vi-English too. :3 I'm not used to visiting Pawl's blog though, I should take that habit!