tlhIngan-Hol Archive: Mon Feb 04 18:03:45 2002
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Re: Question
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From: "Qov" <[email protected]>
> In the era of Flash Gordon, I think "flash" meant "hip" or "showy,
> good-looking," as well as its allusion to the flash and bang of sci-fi
> rocketry.
The Character Flash was named such because he was as fast as a flash,
symbolised by a flash of streak lightning and reinforced by the symbol on
his chest.
That's why I thought symbolism of a 'hammer strike' in 'cloud strike' and
could be befitting of pre-electric symbolism etc. I suggested 'eng mup
before but this misses the light part so maybe:
I just realised I don't think I can use mup adjectively so maybe
mup 'eng - Cloud strikes
or even mup 'eng wov - Bright cloud strike
maybe for full discriptiveness [rur] could be used somehow.
qe'San