This book was fun. It goes through all the theories, but I did not learn anything new really. As with all the books that I am quickly devouring, I am hoping to go back through at a calmer pace; nevertheless, I enjoyed it. I am not as big on true crime, or nonfiction as I … Continue reading Trunk Murderess: My Aunt on Chopped
Category: A-Z 2019
Nynorsk T
Word(s) Part(s) of Speech English Eit tak Noun Ceiling (Tusen) Takk Phrase Thank you (very much) Eit tilhøve Noun Relationship Eit tillegg Noun Addition I tillegg til Adverbial phrase In addition to Eit tilvære Noun Life Trygg Adjective Safe Tung Adjective Heavy, difficult Tøya Verb Thaw, to Ei tå Noun Toe
Scots Gaelic T
Word(s) Part(s) of Speech English Tabhartach Adjective Liberal Tacan (m) Noun A short time Tachais Verb Scratch, to Tagair Verb Claim, to Taidhr (f) Noun Tyre* Talaich Verb Complain, to Tapag (f) Noun Slip of the tongue Tè (f) Noun Tea** Teann Adjective Tight/Taunt Thar Preposition (genitive) Across *That is 'tire' for ones who do … Continue reading Scots Gaelic T
Nynorsk S
Word(s) Part(s) of Speech English Stella Verb Work, to Stor Adjective Big Ein stubb Noun Yarn Stur Adjective Solemn Svært Adverb Very Svida Verb Burn, to Eit syltety Noun Jam Synast* Verb Think,to Synga Verb Sing, to Såleis Adverb Thus** *This is in the sense of having an opinion. **As we all know, 'thus' is … Continue reading Nynorsk S
Scots Gaelic S
Word(s) Part(s) of Speech English Sàbhail Verb Save, to Saighead (f) Noun Arrow Sal (m) Noun Filth Sàl (m)* Noun Brine Samhlaich Verb Liken, to/Compare, to Sàr** Adverb, Adjective, Prefix True Seach Preposition Instead of Searg Verb Dry up, to/Wither, to Seas Verb Stand, to Seasgair Adjective Snug *To illustrate how important accent marks are. … Continue reading Scots Gaelic S
Letters M-R ranked
1. Les Miserables: I would be sacrificed if I did not pick this. 2. Ritual, the: Speaking of sacrifice 3. Queen of the Air, the 4. Never-ending Story, the 5. Picture of Dorian Gray, the 6. Odyssey: you knew it would be here. This was difficult (except Odyssey), for they are all beautiful. I adored … Continue reading Letters M-R ranked
Ritual, the
This book screwed me up. It really fucked with my world. In short, it is a coming-of-age novel for adults. We have this concept of rites of passage in our world, but we lack the ritualistic necessities of them. We go through the motions, but there is little gain as there is little risk. This … Continue reading Ritual, the
Nynorsk R
Word(s) Part(s) of Speech English Ei reise Noun Journey Rettkomen Adjective Just,legitimate Ein rikdom Noun Wealth Ei rute Noun Windowpane Røda Verb Talk, to; discuss, to Røykja Verb Smoke, to Røysta Verb Vote, to Ryddig Adjective Tidy Ein rygg Noun Back Ryka på* Verb Attack, to *This verb shows why prepositions are important in forming … Continue reading Nynorsk R
Scots Gaelic R
Word(s) Part(s) of Speech English Rabhadh (m) Noun Warning Rach Verb Go, to Rag Adjective Rigid Ràn (m) Noun Roar Rannsachadh (m) Noun Searching/researching Rè* Preposition (genitive) During/In the course of Reoth Verb Freeze, to Riabhach Adjective Brindled Rianail Adjective Methodical Ro-aithris (f) Noun Forecast (as in weather) *Remember back in 'M', I mentioned that … Continue reading Scots Gaelic R
Queen of the Air
We cannot justly interpret the religion of any people, unless we are prepared to admit that we ourselves, as well as they, are liable to error in matters of faith; and that the convictions of others, however singular, may in some points have been well founded, while our own, however reasonable, may be in some … Continue reading Queen of the Air
