Teri "fkay"-ä ral tìsusarsì

Started by Unil Akawng, July 23, 2010, 04:17:42 AM

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Unil Akawng

Kaltxì ayngar!

Just a quick question concerning fkay: is it a full equivalent of the English "hateful", and thus may mean both a) Eliciting or deserving hatred, and b) Feeling or showing hatred?

Or does it cover only one of the above senses (if so, which)?

EDIT: In other words, is fkay synonymous with v<us>e'kì, or v<awn>e'kì, or both? :)
Tukruhu ne ayoeng zola'u a fkori tukrufa tìyerkup! - Александр Невский
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Muzer

I believe it uses a similar syntax to love:

X lu fkay oeru

...but I might be wrong. So it's probably talking about something that is hated.
[21:42:56] <@Muzer> Apple products used to be good, if expensive
[21:42:59] <@Muzer> now they are just expensive

Taronyu


Unil Akawng

I was thinking something along these lines, but defining fkay as a direct antonym of yawne didn't occur to me.

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