First, thanks for writing such amazing books. My brain has been going nuts with speculation for the last couple of years, so my questions are from the select few which I think don't yield spoilers but which are also nice and short.
Does the prefix "rhin" (as in rhinata, rhinta, rhintae, and rhinna) mean "shape"? Do the words in the parentheses share a connection through its meaning?
Does "cyaerbasalien" mean something along the lines of or close to "put air in the copper in the basalt"?
How do you pronounce "Sithe"? Is it like "seethe" or like "scythe"?
On the vase that Nina showed Kvothe, was the Amyr using his left or right hand for the sign of rebuke?
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First, thanks for writing such amazing books. My brain has been going nuts with speculation for the last couple of years, so my questions are from the select few which I think don't yield spoilers but which are also nice and short.
Does the prefix "rhin" (as in rhinata, rhinta, rhintae, and rhinna) mean "shape"? Do the words in the parentheses share a connection through its meaning?
Does "cyaerbasalien" mean something along the lines of or close to "put air in the copper in the basalt"?
How do you pronounce "Sithe"? Is it like "seethe" or like "scythe"?
On the vase that Nina showed Kvothe, was the Amyr using his left or right hand for the sign of rebuke?
Thank you for your time!
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