Adjective forms of city-state names

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#1

zombiegleemax

Jun 20, 2006 15:07:53
Hi,

Do we know of any official adjectival forms of the names of the city states?
i.e. is something of Tyr 'Tyrian'? 'Tyric'?
Similarly 'Balican', 'Gulgic' or 'Gulgan'?
#2

zombiegleemax

Jun 20, 2006 15:52:02
Tyr: Tyrian
Urik: Urikite
Raam: Raamish, Raaman (I don't like that one, too many noodles)
Draj: Draji
Balic: Balicite, Balican
Gulg: Gulgan
Nibenay: Nibenese
Kurn: Kurnan, Kurnish
Eldaarich: Eldaarish, Eldaarichan

These are just my opinion, nothing from the books.

Ra
#3

Band2

Jun 20, 2006 16:04:55
Tyr: Tyrian
Urik: Urikite
Raam: Raamish, Raaman (I don't like that one, too many noodles)
Draj: Draji
Balic: Balicite, Balican
Gulg: Gulgan
Nibenay: Nibenese
Kurn: Kurnan, Kurnish
Eldaarich: Eldaarish, Eldaarichan

These are just my opinion, nothing from the books.

Ra

A quick scan of the wanderer's chronicle verifies this:
Tyr: Tyrian
Urik: Urikite
Draj: Draji
Nibenay: Nibenese
Balic: Balican
Eldaarich: Eldaarish

also the people of Gulg were called the Gulgs.
There could be more. I think Veiled Alliance had some more names.
#4

dirk00001

Jun 20, 2006 16:34:14
In one of the books it also says that people from Balic are Balikites (spelled with a 'k')...but don't ask me which book it is. I normally use Balican, myself.
#5

Pennarin

Jun 20, 2006 21:22:44
Raddu, I never saw Raaman before, only Raamish and Raamin.
#6

radnovius

Jun 20, 2006 22:06:58
I think that Dragons and other big mean carnivorous creatures refer to them as Raaman.