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phrase
itai
[itɑi]
be hurt
[itɑi]
be hurt
Notes
Due to a disease that spread throughout the soldiers ranks near the end of their empire, this phrase came into being and was uttered by those who were afflicted with the disease. It is believed that the infection was acaused by the warpaint used by the Üñłi at the time which caused the mouth and face to become red and rashed. This infection is cited as being one of the major reasons for the failings of the Üñłiga military at that point and why they lost os much land so quickly. In modern usage this phrase refers to any physical pain regardless of how severe or benign it is.
Due to a disease that spread throughout the soldiers ranks near the end of their empire, this phrase came into being and was uttered by those who were afflicted with the disease. It is believed that the infection was acaused by the warpaint used by the Üñłi at the time which caused the mouth and face to become red and rashed. This infection is cited as being one of the major reasons for the failings of the Üñłiga military at that point and why they lost os much land so quickly. In modern usage this phrase refers to any physical pain regardless of how severe or benign it is.
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Conlang translations
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