We had aeon mag, now we have aero mag. What's next? Aether mag?
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(Not that I dislike those websites. Just like being rude and wordplay.)
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Replying to @o_guest @neuropoetic
I think I speak for everyone here, when I say 'thank you'.
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Speaking of... I'm confused a little as to how we go from αιώνας to aeon. Can anybody explain why the iota becomes an e in English? In Modern Greek it means century. In Ancient Greek probably something similar but like vague so like "big amount of time".
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To be clear it always goes from iota to e, it's not just specific to this word. BUT epsilon always becomes e in English. So αέρας is aero.
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It's confusing since we have i in English. To add confusion even more ει in Greek becomes i in English. So ειδωλολατρία becomes idolatry. I can't take it.
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To be clear it also loses a syllable for some reason.
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