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Final Fantasy XIV: In the MMORPG Final Fantasy XIV, Aether is one of the main elements of life and magic in the world. [12] [13] Magic: The Gathering: Aether (previously spelled Æther) is the main type of energy filling the blind eternities in the Magic: The Gathering multiverse, though it can also appear in variable quantities within the planes.
Nouns and adjectives had singular and plural forms and, like the Semitic languages, can be in the absolute or construct state. The construct state indicates a connection with the following noun, being a quality, belonging or part of that noun. The construct comes before the absolute noun e.g.: Baruk Khazâd!
The names of the classes derive from the nouns themselves, which are prototypical members of each gender. [20] Peterson describes Valyrian gender as being inherent but more predictable from phonology than gender in French, with some of the derivational properties of the noun classes of Bantu languages. [20]
The second blank, the noun of the sentence, is filled in by a character's "Type", which is a "Glaive" (a warrior type), a "Nano" (a technology adept type), or a "Jack" (as in jack-of-all-trades). The third blank, the verb of the sentence, is filled in by a character's "Focus", or what the character is most known for or their special talent. [5]
Swedish: Knytt – as a common noun also translated "creep", e.g. småknytt "little creatures/creeps", etymologically related to "oknytt" which by convention are to knytt what unseelie are to seelie; knytte, "bundle; (fig.) term of endearment for infants, 'little mite'; (in some dial.) short and/or plump woman"; knytt, dialectical noun from ...
"Noun in apposition is a tribute to the fictional character of the Brazilian 'Turma da Mônica' comic books by Maurício de Sousa." Ochyrocera rosinha Brescovit et al., 2021: Spider: Rosinha "Noun in apposition is a tribute to the fictional character of the Brazilian "Turma da Mônica" comic books by Maurício de Sousa.
Snow Witch (Fighting Fantasy) Alisa Soto ; Spider Witch (Avalon: Web of Magic) Alicia Spinnet (Harry Potter) Alexandra Spofford (The Witches of Eastwick) by John Updike; Pomona Sprout (Harry Potter) Susan Sto Helit ; Geoffrey Swivel ; Deirdre Swoop (The Worst Witch) Sycorax (The Tempest) Sally Rumeno (‘’Sally the Witch’’) T
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