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<section begin=definition />Soul<section end=definition /> | <section begin=definition />Soul<section end=definition /> | ||
| − | <section begin=usage />d'Anma id s'vetla{{Translit|My soul is black}}<section end=usage /> | + | <section begin=usage />d'Anma idë s'vetla{{Translit|My soul is black}}<section end=usage /> |
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=== Pronunciation === | === Pronunciation === | ||
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=== Noun === | === Noun === | ||
'''anma''' (plural ânma) | '''anma''' (plural ânma) | ||
# The soul. '''sp.''' the intangible part of a person that persists after death and is welcomed into the abode of the Stranger in the void. | # The soul. '''sp.''' the intangible part of a person that persists after death and is welcomed into the abode of the Stranger in the void. | ||
| − | #* | + | #* sid''''Anma''' id vetla{{Translit|My soul is black}} |
=== Verb === | === Verb === | ||
Latest revision as of 18:52, 27 December 2015
Tretalleri
Etymology
Directly borrowed from Elle'lyndë. From the Aenevelyindë Aenemae(Aenemae; noun; consciousness, the part of an individual that is capable of thought and communing with the gods.)
Pronunciation
- IPA(key): /ˈæn.mæ/
Noun
anma (plural ânma)
- The soul. sp. the intangible part of a person that persists after death and is welcomed into the abode of the Stranger in the void.
- sid'Anma id vetla
(lit. My soul is black)
- sid'Anma id vetla
Verb
anma (simple present fillë anma)
- (transitive) To introduce or give a soul.
- Lînnë anma fitë lignë
(lit. You(intentionally) gave the tree a soul)
- Lînnë anma fitë lignë
