#bogre

[egy-lany-blogja]

A karácsonyfa fényét nézem egy bögre kávé kíséretében és csak te jársz a fejemben ...

#karacsony #karacsonyfa #bogre #kave #gondolatok #hianyzol #mosoly #emlekek #emlek #magyar tumblisok #magyar #magyar tumblr #magyar lany #magyar gondolat #erzesek #boldogsag #szeretet #szerelem

[samott]

Elol a jelen, hatul a mult. Samott mar hisz magaban, nem kell noszogatas. Eljenek a cicak! 😊

#bogre

[magyarokpontlife]

Ma engedd át a férfiaknak a konyhát, ők úgyis jobban értenek a bográcshoz #magyar #Magyarország #magyartájak #népviselet #magyargasztro #példaképeink #népzene #magyartudósok #bogrács

#magyar #Magyarorsz #magyart #n #magyargasztro #p #magyartud #bogr

[jackhkeynes]

star luïscent a "have to do with"

star luïscent a /star ˌlaj.iˈxɛnt a/ [stɑː ˌla.jɪˈçɛn‿ta]

have to do with, be related to, be relevant to, to have any bearing on (some person, topic, etc)

Etymology: idiom first attested in the fifteenth century, literally "to be playing at" and likely derived via the sense "to be participating in (some activity)". The participle luïscent "playing" comes from luïr "to play", which descends from a late Insular Latin lūdīre, lūdēscere "to play". These are both conjugational regularisations of lūdere in Classical Latin. See also the following idiom involving this construction:

Com es oc luïscent a ney ne Nivon? "What's that got to do with anything?"

...ney ne Nivon /ni ne niˈvɔn/ [ni ne nɪˈvɔn]

general interjection in response to a perceived non sequitur, cf. English "What's that got to do with the price of fish?"

Etymology: literally "What does this have to do with snow in Japan?", first used in the nineteenth century and of obscure motivation; perhaps just in reference to the unlikelihood of snow in Japan affecting anything in Borland. The noun ney "snow" reflects Latin nix, nivem "snow", while the placename Nivon "Japan" is a sixteenth-century borrowing eventually from 日本, contemporaneously pronounced /niˈɸon/.

My commission hander no's bogr luïscent all'occijon. /mi ˌkɔ.miˈsjɔn hanˈdɛr nɔz bɔjr̩ ˌlaj.iˈxɛnt aˌlɔk.siˈʒɔn/ [mi ˌkɔ.mɪˈsjɔn hɐnˈdɛː nɔz bɔjɐ ˌla.jɪˈçɛn‿tɐˌlɔk.sɪˈʝɔn] 1s.gen usage sex-adj neg-be at.all play-p.pst at-def=murder My sex life has nothing to do with the murder.

#conlang #boral #conlanging #boralverse #alternate history #conworld

[speculative-world]

I translated the unauthorized history of the boiling isles into hedezhoop then wrote it in heteziform, heteziform is a script for the primary drekol language which alternates line to line, left to right and right to left

"The Boiling Isles, born from the flesh and bones of a fallen Titan. This original magic was so potent, all life on the Isles evolved to wield magic too. For years, we explored those powers freely. Until, a mysterious witch appeared who declared that he, and he alone, could speak to the island. He said that we were using magic all wrong. His teachings took hold, his strength grew, and he became... Emperor Belos. Belos said that mixing magic was wrong, that only he had that right. So he created the coven system. And there, our knowledge was restricted, and our potential sealed away. Those who resist are called wild witches, and they face harsh punishment. Emperor Belos has since retreated into his castle. There are whispers that say he's planning something big." english "dre k'toz zluto drebotuh, ubzoozhoob tregul ezhuk bazhe bul bukud pagut. gah kretodpezd tagled bogre, pazhod tregul bul drebotuh upsozhoob bepezd kretodpezd. pazhod dre tagul, dre ubzogase zhedu kretodpezd pughetos. daku, odod tlekezud upsogleta pur hetestozhoob zhedu pur, pooke gohut, kret hertz grokes kozh drebotuh. pur hertz pazh bekret kretadpezd bug. p’ur ubzogasezhoob trekoorupso, p’ur bogre guhoz, pooke upsota… drebogre belos. belos hetez guhozpezd kretadpezd bug, pooke gohut pur gad to’ks. pooke pur taguhoz kubud kosad. pooke tagul, zap gazet ragad olebor, zap bukud bul lok. drekol zhedu upsoad pubuzhe olebor tlekezud, zud z’ooko begodbug. drebogre belos tagul togelzhoob grokes pagutdozhdol. drekol zootoohetez bul por gupsopu zhedu begod" romanized "dɹ̠ɘ kʔtɑz zləto̞ dɹ̠ɘbɑtəɦ, əbzʉʒʉb tɹ̠ɘgəl зʒək,bɐ̞ʒɘ bəl bəkəd pɐ̞gət. gɑɦ kɹ̠ɘtɑdpɘzd tɐ̞glзd bo̞gɹ̠ɘ, pɐ̞ʒɑd tɹ̠ɘgəl bəl dɹ̠ɘbɑtəɦ əpso̞ʒʉb bɘpɘzd kɹ̠ɘtɑdpɘzd. pɐ̞ʒɑd dɹ̠ɘ tɐ̞gəl, dɹ̠ɘ əbzɑgɐ̞sɘ ʒзdə kɹ̠ɘtɑdpɘzd pəgɦɘtɑs. dɐ̞kə, ɑdɑd tlзkɘzəd əpso̞glзtɐ̞ pəɹ̠ ɦɘtɘstɑʒʉb ʒзdə pəɹ̠, pʉkɘ gɑɦət, kɹ̠ɘt ɦɘtɘz gɹ̠ɑkɘs ko̞ʒ dɹ̠ɘbɑtəɦ. pəɹ̠ ɦɘtɘz pɐ̞ʒ bɘkɹ̠ɘt kɹ̠ɘtɑdpɘzd bəg. pʔəɹ̠ əbzɑgɐ̞sɘʒʉb tɹ̠ɘkʉɹ̠əpso̞, pʔəɹ̠ bo̞gɹ̠ɘ gəɦo̞z, pʉkɘ əpso̞tɐ̞… dɹ̠ɘbo̞gɹ̠ɘ bɘlo̞s. bɘlo̞s ɦɘtɘz gəɦo̞zpɘzd kɹ̠ɘtɑdpɘzd bəg, pʉkɘ gɑɦət pəɹ̠ gɐ̞d tɑʔks. pʉkɘ pəɹ̠ tɐ̞gəɦo̞z kəbɘd ko̞sɐ̞d. pʉkɘ tɐ̞gəl, zɐ̞p gɐ̞zɘt tɐ̞gɐ̞d o̞lɘbɑɹ̠, zɐ̞p bəkəd bəl lo̞k. dɹ̠ɘko̞l ʒзdə əpso̞ɑd pəbəʒɘ o̞lɘbɑɹ̠ tlзkɘzəd, zəd zʔʉko̞ bɘgo̞dbəg. drebo̞gɹ̠ɘ bɘlo̞s tɐ̞gəl tɑgɘlʒʉb gɹ̠ɑkɘs pɐ̞gətdɑʒdo̞l. dɹ̠ɘko̞l zʉtʉɦɘtɘz bəl po̞ɹ̠ gəpso̞pə ʒзdə bɘgo̞d." ipa "[particle for important] hot water continent, move[verb] life meat,bone from dead beast. first magic [past]exist strong, many life from continent change[verb] [use]tool magic. many [particle for important] time, we learn these magic [do]free. then, odd tlekezud appear[past] he speak[verb] that he, and alone, able speak with the continent. he speak we [use]able magic bad. his learn[verb] magic, his power expand, and change[past]... highest god belos. belos spoke mixing magic bad, and only he is permitted. then he make coven thread. which time, our know is[past] stranded, our death from us[dual]. people that change[not] name[do] stranded tlekezud, they confront [large]pain. highest god belos present critter[verb] at beast-house. people small-talk from he [future]change[do] something large." direct translation "the scalding continent, birthed from meat and bones of a dead beast. this first magic was strong, every living thing on the continent changed to control magic. for many years, we learned this magic freely. then, an odd tlekezud appeared and he spoke that he, and he only, is able to speak at the continent. he said we control magic incorrectly. with his teachings of magic, his power expanded, and he became… highest god belos. belos spoke that mixing magic was bad, and only he is permitted. then he made the coven system. which then, our knowledge was stranded, our abilities taken. people that don’t change are titled stranded tlekezud, and they confront intense punishments. highest god belos currently hides at the castle. people whisper that he is planning something big" localized translation

#speculative biology #speculative zoology #speculative evolution #speculative planet #speculative world #speculative language #spec bio #spec zoo #spec evo #spec planet #spec world #spec lang #lotred #exobiology #conlang #hedezhoop #fictional language #conlang translation #translation #unauthorized history of the boiling isles #drekol

[fayegonnaslay]

Photo by Charles Harbutt, U.S.A.

Photo by Michelle Bogre, U.S.A.

Photo by Elizabeth Hamlin, U.S.A.

Photo by Richard Kalvar, U.S.A.

Photo by Ken Heyman, U.S.A.

Photo by Homer Sykes, England.

Photo by Ronald Wood, U.S.A.

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[voidspace-bubble]

writing the snippet of king reading the history book in young blood old souls in hedezhoop [heteziform script specifically] heres what i have so far

"The Boiling Isles, born from the flesh and bones of a fallen Titan. This original magic was so potent, all life on the Isles evolved to wield magic too."

"the hot water continent, brought [to] life [of] meat [and] bones from [a] dead beast. [this] first magic was [so] powerful, many life from [the] continent changed [for] wielding magic"

"[particle for important] hot water continent, moving life meat,bones from dead beast. first magic was powerful, many life from continent changed [use]tool magic"

"dre k'toz zluto drebotuh ubzoozhoob tregul ezhuk,bazhe bul bukud pagut. goh kretodpezd tagled bogre pazhod tregul bul dreboteh upsozhoob bepezd kretodpezd."

"dɹ̠ɘ kʔtɑz zləto̞ dɹ̠ɘbɑtəɦ, əbzʉʒʉb tɹ̠ɘgəl зʒək,bɐ̞ʒɘ bəl bəkəd pɐ̞gət. gɑɦ kɹ̠ɘtɑdpɘzd tɐ̞glзd bo̞gɹ̠ɘ, pɐ̞ʒɑd tɹ̠ɘgəl bəl dɹ̠ɘbɑtəɦ əpso̞ʒʉb bɘpɘzd kɹ̠ɘtɑdpɘzd."

im still working on hedezhoop romanization but im pretty content with this one

#kikis rambles #conlang #conlanging #writing system #speculative world #lotred #drekol #the owl house

[dorka]

Jo nagy bagel

Gondolom belolunk is az izlestelen jumbo simpsonos / macis bogre marad fenn, ez egy lofejes bogre idoszamitasunk elottrol

Papirmuvek

[mariamsayeddd]

Mariam Sayed

900211473

JRMC 2230

Assignment 1

Khalik Allah is an American photographer and filmmaker, born and raised in New York City. He primarily shoots portrait and documentary style photographs. His photos aim to highlight and shed light on underprivileged New Yorkers, whose lives are tainted by crime, poverty, drug use, and other obstacles. Below are a few of his photographs that showcase these topics. 

Difficult Schools- 125th & Lexington, Khalik Allah

Another Dawn- 125th & Lexington, Khalik Allah

While his photographs may be a bit jarring at times, as they do exhibit “taboo” topics, I think that exhibiting or shedding light on drug use and creating a sense of sympathy within the viewers. As previously mentioned, Khalik Allah primarily photographs rougher areas that are heavily affected by drugs and crime. In my opinion, his photography manages to bring understanding and humanize his subjects very well. The images convey a sense of loneliness and sympathy within the viewer, as opposed to feeling hostile or disgusted by the subjects. Helping these communities wouldn’t be possible if people didn’t feel sympathetic towards them, so I think Khalik’s photography may have indirectly led to some change within these communities. 

Khalik Allah states that his mission is to “extend the light into people’s lives”. In other words, he wants his photography to change the lives of the people he photographs. This raises the question, can photography actually change any of these people’s lives? According to Michelle Bogre, professor of photography at Parsons University, photography can be used as a  medium of activism (Bogre 14). Photography can be used to shed light on social injustices, and spread awareness surrounding the subjects being photographed. This parallels what Khalik said in the documentary, regarding how photography has the power to “make knowledge born”, as photography has the power to educate people on issues that aren’t necessarily relevant to them,  I think that this works well when photographers photograph areas of society that aren’t talked about enough, such as underprivileged areas. People tend to shy away from these realities and pretend like they don’t exist, but it’s hard to pretend something doesn’t exist when you see it right in front of you. 

Photography also helps us contextualize issues that are half-way across the world (Carey). When you don’t see photographs of war casualties, natural disasters, and crimes, it’s harder to form this sense of sympathy and actually want things to change. This is why photojournalism is extremely important, especially in our day and age. For example, the recent earthquake in Turkey and Syria caused around 20,000 deaths (Holmes). Photographs of the casualties and of the repercussions of the earthquake were all over social media. 

(AP Photo/Khalil Hamra)

(OSV News photo/Umit Bektas, Reuters)

These photographs incite a sense of urgency within the viewer, which does lead to an increase in donations and aid being sent to the people affected (Salazar 2). Therefore, it’s fair to say that photography does in fact change people’s lives. 

While photographs like Khalik’s and like the ones pictured above do incite change, it is important to discuss the ethical issues regarding photographs like these. A lot of the time, Khalik photographs people when they’re on drugs, so they aren’t necessarily aware of what’s going on, therefore they can’t consent to having their picture taken. I think it would be more ethical to photograph these people when they’re sober, so they can actually give consent as to whether or not they want their picture taken. 

I think that photography does have the ability to change the world, as it gives the audience a sense of sympathy and understanding surrounding topics that aren’t directly related to them. Through this understanding, people begin to want to do something about these issues, whether that’s through donations or other forms of help.

Bibliography

Alex Holmes, Ziad Jaber and Aina J. Khan. “Anger Grows in Turkey as Earthquake Death Toll Passes 20,000 and Rescue Hopes Dwindle.” CNBC. CNBC, February 9, 2023. https://www.cnbc.com/2023/02/09/plight-of-homeless-deepens-as-turkey-syria-earthquake-death-toll-rises.html.

Allah, Khalik. Another Dawn. Photograph.

Allah, Khalik. Difficult Schools. Photograph.

Bogre, Michelle. Photography as Activism: Images for Social Change. London: Routledge, 2017.

Burakoff, Maddie. “What to Know about the Big Quake That Hit Turkey and Syria.” AP NEWS. Associated Press, February 7, 2023. https://apnews.com/article/turkey-earthquake-science-explainer-67ca711fbed2c39b1ca37d1bd9c4fd27.

Carey, Peter West. “Can Your Photography Change the World?” Digital Photography School, August 4, 2021. https://digital-photography-school.com/can-your-photography-change-the-world/.

News, ByOSV. “'a Crisis within Multiple Crises': Amid Ongoing Civil War, Syrians Face Mass Casualties from 7.8-Magnitude Quake - OSV News.” OSV News -, February 10, 2023. https://www.catholicnews.com/2023/02/07/a-crisis-within-multiple-crises-amid-ongoing-civil-war-syrians-face-mass-casualties-from-7-8-magnitude-quake/.

Salazar, Gabby, João Neves, Vasco Alves, Bruno Silva, and Diogo Veríssimo. “Picturing Donations: Do Images Influence Conservation Fundraising?” PLOS ONE. Public Library of Science. Accessed February 12, 2023. https://journals.plos.org/plosone/article?id=10.1371%2Fjournal.pone.0251882. 

[nakanohajime]

Eli Bogre Choon： 友人の調子はどうですか？ ごめんなさい、あなたの知らないうちにあなたのプライバシーを侵害してしまいました。正直に言って、私はFacebookで医療ニュースをスクロールしていて、あなたの美しいプロフィールに足を踏み入れたとき、「くそー、あなたは本当に美しい女性ですが、私たちはここでは友達ではありません」と思いました。 フェイスブック。 あなたを友達リストに追加しようとしましたが、うまくいきませんでした。よろしければ友達になりたいのですが、友達リクエストを送っていただければ、喜んで承認して自己紹介させていただきます。 どうもありがとうございます、あなたからの招待を待っています。

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[mintafelhok]

Sosem kellett volna kozel engednem teged

Hazug szavaid mamoraban elnem

Megis megtortent es most itt ulok lent

Hol a sotet teljesen betemet

Fazom es didereg testem

Megerdemlem, hiszen hagytam hogy szeresselek

Nem kellett volna mar tudom jol

De elbasztam es most itt vagyok

A pohar mi osszetorve csorompol

Nem sejtve semmit a kukaban zorog

Bekesen hiszi hogy javitani viszik

Majd radobben ocska mar es elviszi ot a szemet

Csorompolo bogre volnek, mi szemet mar?

Javitani fogsz esetleg?

Egy darabom meg orizned kedvesen?

De ugyse teszed mert csak ocska szemet

Te is csak uj bogret veszel mintha en sosem lettem volna

Bar lehet tenyleg nem voltam

Csak akartam hogy az legyek, a kedvenc bogred a szekrenyünkben..

[tacjatz]

so were not going to mcdonalds to get paul a bogr?

RUN

[magyarokpontlife]

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[jackhkeynes]

Atomic Theory

excerpt in translation from Lux Æterna: The First Century of Threshold Force, written in 2002 by Cawen ba Dirxen at the Varonøw Higher Edifice.

Des posc y preu enombranç corporal d'an 1840 er venuð all'idea oc orn dar a corporal cos naðeu lonc pondranç mena vars coglenç fatuous ða volir nis prestar a lorry natur alchemic Since the first periodic tables in the 1840s it had been realised that naively ordering elements by atomic weight led to inelegant groupings when chemical properties were taken into account

(y celeberrem ig stove de raçon starc janthin inquillir parmy sy confraðr detaxional com muria), (most notably the strong motivation to place iodine with similarly-reacting substances like chlorine),

eð alcun motivation theoretic por eç tal per de corporal trocar nell'orn nole soumission cavir pre dezein. and no scientific basis for swapping such pairs of elements in the order would be proposed for decades.

A veg temporane, l'occorrenç pariscent lon conjogntur yonoscon ig lonc mesuranç y corporal y legeressem teyen tout pondranç atomic monfiað pres exact com l'ig a aquifex, At the same time, the apparently-unrelated phenomenon wherein the lightest elements had all been measured to have atomic weights almost exact multiples of that of hydrogen,

cant oc se mantene bogr cas y ci lordessem (corporal tal cojan meðes com es cuivr!), flagita expostion cavir. while this was not true at all of heavier ones (even such prosaic substances as copper!), demanded explanation.

#conlang #boral #conlanging #boralverse #alternate history #conworld #translation

[444names]

the entire gnomish dictionary BUT excluding "a"

Becturel Bedhwiog Beeze Beggof Belwen Benost Bered Besserint Bidremy Bindront Birotheen Blecug Bleed Blenescil Blign Blous Bodriol Bodrow Bogre Bonly Bormithir Borty Bourc Bousin Bouttle Bowen Brech Brimp Brine Briol Briold Bropy Burdsh Buring Buten Chiol Chushril Chweng Ciecher Cleggofri Clent Clidring Clochoozeb Cluiol Colout Comble Comelli Comenoin Comon Conse Consit Coodous Coodwent Corne Courith Creth Crind Crithirm Crock Croney Crong Crourimpin Cuisight Cumrothlu Cunking Curecky Curweg Cuving Cwenn Cwethl Cwint Cwisoth Cwitshol Cílosed Dernow Dever Dibblindee Dightfunin Dimenionth Dinde Dinthount Dishence Docke Doledh Domeliked Dorest Dorri Dothin Drimin Drinimp Drios Driouruse Drogos Drose Druffs Ducen Duile Duimel Durvedh Eglow Egrog Egron Eilet Eithron Eivoy Eizurder Elesoush Elfide Emfin Equil Eress Ervelly Esess Esicloony Estorf Estrotelim Euthgeth Evelin Excel Exten Fedge Fedur Felen Fellordele Felly Fenuffor Ferin Fesce Fetri Fidholk Fidhros Fidhwirron Filmerrit Fingfilm Firron Fitet Flinge Flumbri Foloom Frelendwen Fribit Frothlib Frurinkly Fryin Fuflinly Fulth Fwedhros Fôthrog Gefest Gemeg Gerhy Getimords Ghois Gillurf Gilth Ginness Giver Giweg Giwen Giwenserin Glegn Gleth Glidh Glights Glook Glothon Glousgim Godrôl Gofed Golwif Gorold Gortion Gothi Gothietch Govembrill Gover Govert Govrock Greedibi Grimlir Gringoring Grithethr Grourly Groushioth Grûthliver Gudge Guint Guith Gulthi Gumbril Gumiss Gumlinmect Gunce Gunful Guren Gwecesse Gwedhipse Gweech Gweezend Gwegli Gwely Gweth Gwetic Gweverveg Gwibilc Gwilk Gwilly Gwision Gôthrib Heglâ Helful Hellos Heres Herinded Hermed Herrig Herve Hiring Hogweed Homoup Hoozepth Horwenthri Huing Hutch Hyrig Ietur Ilbroketh Illowl Indrogome Indrugring Influglont Innine Iogrin Ionth Irign Joismur Judring Jumimlir Keecith Kinge Kingued Knest Kniling Kniord Knomp Legring Legunt Lemerthip Lenefurd Lidronsip Lihow Lincords Linned Liost Liveg Livelwin Lochenwess Loned Lonfulu Lucth Lucthron Ludson Luifed Luing Luliveni Lusgog Menthlos Midel Midru Miogre Miric Misheld Mithreept Modoreg Moodwint Mooth Moutbelw Muirly Murse Mushonweth Mustiver Neezent Nesslill Nethi Nigiven Nioli Nittoilm North Nothrith Noundr Nowen Nowshioss Nudros Nuttow Nûmir Nûriolet Odrest Ogifty Oglothess Oglown Ontret Orouspre Othli Pecion Pelthlorne Perlinom Pertifen Phyrown Pientothit Pilos Plence Poped Pothely Pothos Prectlever Prigiveleg Prilthes Prionn Priosy Prold Proncle Prospod Provester Prowdrû Puith Punden Purin Qenum Quist Redhri Redithli Relwinuth Ringim Ristielly Ronth Ruish Rumboye Rumli Sedhridh Sedne Seence Sentros Serld Shesc Shese Shint Sinwith Siront Sluth Smegron Speck Specul Sphion Spibros Spolow Sprol Spuntoppel Stern Stioll Stlest Stoet Stoml Strivern Strup Subberrin Subliol Sucthrile Suffin Sufrin Sugofetter Suibrimp Suish Suivenwint Swethis Swiron Sûthli Tedhross Tedib Teepros Tefueeze Tegil Tembely Terecuoust Terth Thing Thliglobed Thlin Thold Thrin Thron Thrusgered Thuithi Thwen Tience Tievol Tirize Toemp Tormiol Towly Trillon Truin Tumbron Turch Turil Turniences Turon Tutten Twigweg Twilm Twilwelc Twirin Tworf Uchcrib Udged Uldog Ullinc Ulotive Uluingly Umbli Unnin Unwis Upoloness Uppicthent Uppole Uronjus Uvrist Videnniod Vionn Wedhinyony Wettleth Whimener Whinder Whined Whirly Whomendy Whoul Wilbrowy Wistring Womeg Woort Wordend Worosted Wriving Ômgulue

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