On Jun 12, 2012, at 7:12 PM, Robyn Stewart <[email protected]> wrote:
>> > [280] The word I really want is "member of the High Council" or
>> > "Council[l]or" but I need to use it succinctly, and a lot, so
a convoluted
>> > explanation isn't useful. It was pointed out to me that the members were
>> > called "leaders" in a Skybox card, but it is occasionally
confusing because
>> > he is not the Qang.
>>
>> yejquv ngup tuQwI'?
>
> Useful as a clear description, but still a little long to be a
form of address, or to form a noun-noun compound with.
As a form of address, do you require that it invoke specifically the
*High* Council? If brevity is a strong goal, {yejloD} "councilman"
could suffice. Gender blindness might make {yejnuv} more acceptable.
Brainstorming: yejjoH, rIpjoH, rIpHo', yejqup, rIpDuy... all
compounds, but all appropriately understandable.
Or maybe just joH, as has already been used.
-- ghunchu'wI'
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