Toothless?

[archaic]

How would I put toothless?

Sre'luke?

[Taronyu Leleioae]

Perhaps.  I think it might depend if you are being physically descriptive, or suggesting if a person does not have any courage/spiritual strength.


I get the impression this is related to the idiomatic "I have..." > "I have not..."

Ke lu poru kea aysre'.

[archaic]

Physically descriptive, a person or creature who is without teeth, who's gums are void of dentition, for whom chewing may be an issue, possibly a potential wearer of dentures, without need of an orthodontist.

[Blue Elf]

How would I put toothless?

Sre'luke?

That's quite good solution, probably aysre' would be better (sre' = 1 tooth, aysre' = teeth), do not forget to use "a":
toothless man = tutan a luke aysre' / tutan a aysre'luke (literally man with a teeth)

[archaic]

Spoiler: Not sure that works with .....

..... a Nightfury!

[Blue Elf]

Why not? Ikran (toruk?) a luke aysre'

[archaic]

Toothless lu 'Traken'.

Lu Ikran ke!

[`Eylan Ayfalulukanä]

All three of these creatures normally have teeth. What is interesting to me is that, except for the front teeth (probably used to break armor and bones), the teeth of ikran and palulukan are generally undifferentiated. So, they probably eat like reptiles. If you want to see what that is like, go find a video of a kimodo dragon lizard eating.

The way you used it last though, is kind of like a name, but aysre'luke still works for that usage. In fact, that is a rether interesting name.

[archaic]

Nightfury teeth are conical and evenly spaced, like those of a dolphin, both eat fish, so that's not a very great surprise.

More interestingly, perhaps is that I'm sure I read that dolphin teeth are something to do with their echo location.
I'm not aware of Nightfuries having that ability, but who knows?


Err, aysre'luke, couldn't that also be taken to mean  ..... more than one who is named sre'luke?

[Tìtstewan]

I think sre'luke is totally ok, especially if this is used as a name.

[archaic]

My thanks to you all, for your patience and help.

[archaic]

Nightfury teeth are conical and evenly spaced, like those of a dolphin, both eat fish, so that's not a very great surprise.

More interestingly, perhaps is that I'm sure I read that dolphin teeth are something to do with their echo location.
I'm not aware of Nightfuries having that ability, but who knows?

Nightfuries have that ability!


"Echolocation: In the first part of the season finale of Riders of Berk, it is revealed that Toothless can use echolocation to guide himself and Hiccup out of the cave they were trapped in. Hiccup recalls later, that "Toothless let out a weird growl, and was able to use that to get out." "

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