bim
Since: Jun, 2011
Mar 20th 2012 at 3:17:22 PM
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Translation In the introduction, “wer” and “anthropy” are translated as “man”. This was correct in earlier English, in which (on the pattern “sheep, ram, ewe, lamb”) we said “man, man, woman, child”. But now we say “human, man, woman, child”, in which case both those should be translated as “human”, not “man”. There’s no implication of gender, only of species, in “wer” and “anthropos”.
calronmoonflower
Since: Jan, 2001
calronmoonflower
Since: Jan, 2001
Aug 27th 2011 at 6:23:06 PM
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I've added a Were Whatever redirect. Also there is no need for a seperate pages for the plurial forms of redirect as you can add an "s" after a link like this: Were Whatevers, but I do not know how to edit a redirect.
Edited by calronmoonflower
In the Aladdin episode Moonlight Madness, there is a were-jackal that attacked Aladdin, Jasmine, Genie Abu and Iago during their night.