having greater than expected or average height, tall.
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Ha. That sentence is ambiguous in a funny way. 😉
(And if I wanted to get dirty, does it apply to anything other than height…?)
You and your dirty mind!
pa sāen ansīña nā lā; ‘He’s sooo tall!’
la sāen mÄ«sse il la masērre ewaþ la sāen masīña il la maþāe lā;
‘He’s short while standing, but he’s tall while lying down!’
Make of those what you will, and now I have to figure out how Kēleni giggle in print.
la sÄen mÄ«sse il la masÄ“rre ewaþ la sÄen masīña il la maþÄe lÄ;
‘He’s short while standing, but he’s tall while lying down!’
I think that should be my epithet in KÄ“len. It’s just so powerfully accurate…
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Ha. That sentence is ambiguous in a funny way. 😉
(And if I wanted to get dirty, does it apply to anything other than height…?)
You and your dirty mind!
pa sāen ansīña nā lā; ‘He’s sooo tall!’
la sāen mÄ«sse il la masērre ewaþ la sāen masīña il la maþāe lā;
‘He’s short while standing, but he’s tall while lying down!’
Make of those what you will, and now I have to figure out how Kēleni giggle in print.
la sÄen mÄ«sse il la masÄ“rre ewaþ la sÄen masīña il la maþÄe lÄ;
‘He’s short while standing, but he’s tall while lying down!’
I think that should be my epithet in KÄ“len. It’s just so powerfully accurate…