Cormorant Pronunciation Novels & Stories

Kellan Reed pronunciation: KEHL-ən REED Maeve Holloway pronunciation: MAYV HOL‑ə‑way Vampire Students: Selina Viremont pronunciation: sə-LEEN-ə VEER-mohnt Isolde Delmar pronunciation: i-SOL-də DEHL-mər Cassia Nyre pronunciation: KA-shə Nye-ree Dorian Vale pronunciation: DOHR‑ee‑ən VAYL Evelina Dray pronunciation: eh‑və‑LEE‑nə DRAY Witch/Wizard Students: Juliet Blackmoor pronunciation: joo-lee-EHT Black-more Sera Cavanaugh pronunciation: SEHR-ə cah-ven-ah Nadine Truehart pronunciation: NA-DEEN TROO-hart Theo Whitlock pronunciation: THEE‑oh WIT‑lock Iris Wren pronunciation: EYE‑ris REN Dragon Clans: Solari (soh‑LAR‑ee) – Fire-breathing dragons of the sun, proud and noble; often served as lead

kenoi ophthalmoi means empty eyes and is pronounced (keh-noi ohp-thal-moy) with the stress falling on the first syllable in kenoi and the second syllable in ophthalmoi. katocheutheís means possessed or controlled and is pronounced (kah-toh-kheh-oo-thace) with the stress falling on the third syllable. The witch's spell translation and pronunciation: Robora mentem meam, (ro-boh-rah men-tem may-am) Confirma contra tenebras, (con-fer-mah kon-trah ten-neb-rahs) Robora corpus meum, (ro-boh-rah kor-plus mau-um)

His head snaps towards my direction his empty grey eyes stare at me I jump scared tripping on the bedside table that makes a loud bang falling on my butt I could hear heavy footsteps rushing this way I hurry picked up the table and rush the way I came as I slide the window shut I hear the door open "Repbisni ti emirale" i hurry to say not caring if I was heard or not, I run as fast as my legs could take me,my whole body buzzing,I jump through the portal falling on my knees my legs turned jelly as I emptied my stomach of it's contents on the sand suddenly breathing felt hard every breath feeling like poison,my eyes widened in realization KIMORA had returned…

Looking around, I take one careful step back toward the trail, ready to head back home, then-------- I see a figure with broad shoulders begin to walk through the mist, bit by bit until finally the person comes out. ... And it turns out to be Cormac. His eyes are burning in an amber shade, not red like in the first vision I had of him, but his pupils are slitted, making look just as feral as he was in my vision. “Omega,” he purrs, the sound coming out in a low growl. “Out alone before dawn? Should I call you brave… or foolish?”

A man's voice calls out, "Are you doing okay, Raven?" He rushes up beside her and runs his hands up and down her arms as his eyes shine with worry. She nods, "I'm fine." The man sighs in relief before looking at me. He says, "It's good to see you up and about, Corina, but please, keep your emotions under control." I frown, he called me Corina, not Quirina. The difference is small but one sounds like he's saying core-ina and it's pronounced like cure-ina.

the nun added softly. We quickly followed it. Upon walking, I couldn’t help but compare my voice to the woman. Her voice was so soft. . . it’s like you’re constantly being asked to sleep. “The. . . the name is just right.” I imitated the woman. I tried to force the voice to be calm as well. “You’re like a goat.” I almost wanted to startle when I heard that comment from Cormac. Did he hear that yet? What kind of ear does it have?

Sirenchant, however, was not widely used, and most merfolk, including Joe and Bryan, only spoke names in sirenchant and did not fully understand the language. Mertongue, on the other hand, was a language composed of sounds made solely with the mouth, including clicks and other oral sounds. It resembled Morse code and was the only audible language used while holding one's breath underwater. And of course, everyone had a namesign in aquasign, the mer-language that Joe and Bryan had completely mastered. Although they had already become proficient in sirenchant names due to their upbringing, mertongue proved more challenging for them.

_______________________________________________________________________ *Pronunciation Tidbit* _______________________________________________________________ Vivanna Pursioe Rorei Vi* -va*-n -na* Pa* shi* o* Ro* re* i* or (Par* -dji* -o*) Delaquoi Del* a* koi* Portburgh Port bag* lol or port barg* (All in all, follow your heart in terms of pronunciation) _______________________________________________________________________