Tamriel Rebuilt

What about "er" and "est," do we have that? If not then how about adding 'jul and 'g'jul ('gahjul made shorter over time, like some words have been) So... quieter - pishuk'jul quietest -pishuk'g'jul faster - aradir'jul fastest - adari'g'jul better would be the better form of &qu...

There are holes in the ground all over Vvardenfell!

PS. I was not joking about the toasters. you cant just put your bread in the fire, that's silly.

This claim is in Imperial territory.
This is a tanner's house and shop. I plan to make it rather simple, Perhaps with some hides sprawled out on a work table.

toilets werent even invented until 1500's

EDIT: hey guys what about toasters? how will the ashlanders make toast?

It wouldnt matter if there were toilets. People cant walk over to them anyways.

Also, in this sort of medievalish time period people would have used buckets.

Hullo, I'm Ghaz, and I'm also excited to help with tamriel rebuilt. This seems like an awesome idea, and I will help any way I can. I looked at group map 5, and decided to make an Interior. I sent a PM, and started just in case My claim was okay. However, It seems no one has posted in the Group 5 Ma...

well then what do you call the language the Imperials forced upon them? I call that English. If you want to call that Common/Cyrodilic, whatever, it doesn't un-validate my point. Earlier in this thread someone was talking about Imperial influence on Dunmeri. All I'm saying is, if the Dunmer have a t...

My bad (sort of) The word Sirrah is how supuriors were to adress inferiors (in fuedal times). It's not necessarily an insult. Kind of like us calling higher-ups "sir". You just do. My logic is that since the Imperials speak english, It might be odd to have the same title (spelled different...

The word "Sera" is not a term of respect. It is the opposite. In english, it's how a fuedal lord would adress his serfs.

Majra, we also need a way to show possession. For example, we couldn't say "I saw the man's dog eating roadkill" in Dunmeri. (the roadkill part is just for good measure) you could use the formal english english way, "I saw the dog of the man". Why not "ko" so it would ...

I apologize for not reading the entire thread, but if there are none, I propose two conventions: one for forming adverbs from adjectives. adding 'aka quietly is pishukaka responsibly is todihfaka sharply vohrimaka visibly perhu'aka (notice the apostrophe for vowel end) And comparing adjectives/adver...