"A creature of innocence, happiness, and joythat knew no pain, no tears, and no sorrow"
An alternative offering for the Anchoress inscription based on the following thoughts: Me=we, Kathu= in order to, sandengiza=sacrifice...Zhedethil ZhetiseshinaMathu Sandengizana madathinilasWe sacrificed the bloodMazesenla makanonla zo ma’unalaThe strength, the knowledge and ___________(something with chaos)Kel matuthona ka sheashen’ata/ kel mathuthana kel sheashen'ataOf the favored to lady of dreams/of the favored of the Dreaming goddessKathu dhenshena madashenlaIn order to open the wayZo zepana matiseshenlaAnd rule the brokenLayla
zunumutoma (suma shodhoma? as in the 2nd blessing?)
KOTO SANDENGIZA KATHUGIBA MATASENGAN KATHUGIBA MA
My thoughts on some old stuff and new stuff now that we theoretically have new guidelines for vowel changes and some new words...New stuff:Found in the last keep in the winter of 808Zhado’ata nezebena ma zepanlaZhado’ata ninazhinana mazepanlazil matoshonzhothakathu zunnumadhomakathu shepakathu shupothana ma sumakula mashem’ilakathu nibanakathu ‘uzana masenalaThe Stone God ___________ one rulerThe Stone God tranforms the ruler
19.Ma shi'ekiza moshoza zho'uzula zil zhepabosha kel kanon(Perhaps the same as Mashil’ekiza) The unnamed creates many keys in (zhe denotes a modifier- ing maybe?)burn of knowledgeIn plaque 19 the idea that it signifies a verb-turned-into-a-noun makes sense, less so when one looks at the anchoress and fell fold inscriptions. HOWEVER perhaps they are those fiddly things, when you turn a verb-or-noun-into-an-adjective instead and the zhe on the child/thread noun is signifying it's a something past as opposed to using it in the present bits like plaque 19?So they it becomes Broken child/thread We sacrificed the blood,the strength, the knowledge, and ___________(something with chaos)of the favored of the Dreaming goddessIn order to open the wayAnd rule the brokenBroken child/threadcreates the weavewalker Broken child/threadfills the weavewalker many ____ BreaksSEDETHILA( )child/thread