Verse:Ash/Onnost - Revision history

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2023-07-27T16:21:48Z

Appa: Unbolded image description

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	==Appa==		==Appa==
	[[File:appa-onnawasta-200px.png\|frame\|right\|<center>~~'''~~Emblem of Appa~~'''~~</center>]]		[[File:appa-onnawasta-200px.png\|frame\|right\|<center>Emblem of Appa</center>]]

	The emblem of the coastal town of [[Verse:Ash/Appa\|Appa]] is a more intricate version of an onnost.		The emblem of the coastal town of [[Verse:Ash/Appa\|Appa]] is a more intricate version of an onnost.

Prinsessa: Ash pronunciation

2023-07-27T16:17:32Z

Ash pronunciation

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	'''Onnost''' ([[Ash]]: {{ash\|oadnoasda}}, lit. "sunrise-sunset", IPA [~~ˈɔ̯͡ɑʔˌᵈn̺ɔˑs̠~~.t̠ə]) is an anglicisation of the name of a simple symbol simultaneously representing both events of the day as a circle for the sun with a line for the horizon drawn through it, like the symbol ⦵ ("circle with horizontal bar", U+29B5). It is a popular design in many contexts.		'''Onnost''' ([[Ash]]: {{ash\|oadnoasda}}, lit. "sunrise-sunset", IPA [ˈɔ̯͡ɑʔˌᵈn̺ɔ̯͡ɑs̠.t̠ə]) is an anglicisation of the name of a simple symbol simultaneously representing both events of the day as a circle for the sun with a line for the horizon drawn through it, like the symbol ⦵ ("circle with horizontal bar", U+29B5). It is a popular design in many contexts.

	Originally emblematic of a cyclic (conservative, unchanging) worldview, it has come to take on an almost opposite, progressive meaning of looking to the future as each day passes.		Originally emblematic of a cyclic (conservative, unchanging) worldview, it has come to take on an almost opposite, progressive meaning of looking to the future as each day passes.

Prinsessa: Formatting of Ash word

2023-07-27T16:16:41Z

Formatting of Ash word

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	'''Onnost''' ([[Ash]]: ''oadnoasda'', lit. "sunrise-sunset", IPA [ˈɔ̯͡ɑʔˌᵈn̺ɔˑs̠.t̠ə]) is an anglicisation of the name of a simple symbol simultaneously representing both events of the day as a circle for the sun with a line for the horizon drawn through it, like the symbol ⦵ ("circle with horizontal bar", U+29B5). It is a popular design in many contexts.		'''Onnost''' ([[Ash]]: {{ash\|oadnoasda}}, lit. "sunrise-sunset", IPA [ˈɔ̯͡ɑʔˌᵈn̺ɔˑs̠.t̠ə]) is an anglicisation of the name of a simple symbol simultaneously representing both events of the day as a circle for the sun with a line for the horizon drawn through it, like the symbol ⦵ ("circle with horizontal bar", U+29B5). It is a popular design in many contexts.

	Originally emblematic of a cyclic (conservative, unchanging) worldview, it has come to take on an almost opposite, progressive meaning of looking to the future as each day passes.		Originally emblematic of a cyclic (conservative, unchanging) worldview, it has come to take on an almost opposite, progressive meaning of looking to the future as each day passes.

Prinsessa: Prinsessa moved page Verse:Ash/Onnosta to Verse:Ash/Onnost

2023-07-27T16:04:18Z

Prinsessa moved page Verse:Ash/Onnosta to Verse:Ash/Onnost

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Prinsessa: onnawasta/oadnawasda > onnost/oadnoasda

2023-07-27T16:04:10Z

onnawasta/oadnawasda > onnost/oadnoasda

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	'''~~Onnawasta~~''' ([[Ash]]: ''~~oadnawasda~~'', lit. "sunrise-sunset", IPA [~~ˈɔ̯͡ɑʔ.ᵈn̺əˌwɑs̠~~.t̠ə]) is an anglicisation of the name of a simple symbol simultaneously representing both events of the day as a circle for the sun with a line for the horizon drawn through it, like the symbol ⦵ ("circle with horizontal bar", U+29B5). It is a popular design in many contexts.		'''Onnost''' ([[Ash]]: ''oadnoasda'', lit. "sunrise-sunset", IPA [ˈɔ̯͡ɑʔˌᵈn̺ɔˑs̠.t̠ə]) is an anglicisation of the name of a simple symbol simultaneously representing both events of the day as a circle for the sun with a line for the horizon drawn through it, like the symbol ⦵ ("circle with horizontal bar", U+29B5). It is a popular design in many contexts.

	Originally emblematic of a cyclic (conservative, unchanging) worldview, it has come to take on an almost opposite, progressive meaning of looking to the future as each day passes.		Originally emblematic of a cyclic (conservative, unchanging) worldview, it has come to take on an almost opposite, progressive meaning of looking to the future as each day passes.
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	[[File:appa-onnawasta-200px.png\|frame\|right\|<center>'''Emblem of Appa'''</center>]]		[[File:appa-onnawasta-200px.png\|frame\|right\|<center>'''Emblem of Appa'''</center>]]

	The emblem of the coastal town of [[Verse:Ash/Appa\|Appa]] is a more intricate version of an ~~onnawasta~~.		The emblem of the coastal town of [[Verse:Ash/Appa\|Appa]] is a more intricate version of an onnost.

	===Design===		===Design===

Prinsessa: Prinsessa moved page Verse:Ash/Onnawasta to Verse:Ash/Onnosta without leaving a redirect

2023-07-27T16:01:09Z

Prinsessa moved page Verse:Ash/Onnawasta to Verse:Ash/Onnosta without leaving a redirect

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Prinsessa: Wrong diacritic

2022-12-12T22:34:46Z

Wrong diacritic

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	'''Onnawasta''' ([[Ash]]: ''oadnawasda'', lit. "sunrise-sunset", IPA [ˈɔ̯͡ɑʔ.~~ᵈn̪əˌwɑs̠~~.t̠ə]) is an anglicisation of the name of a simple symbol simultaneously representing both events of the day as a circle for the sun with a line for the horizon drawn through it, like the symbol ⦵ ("circle with horizontal bar", U+29B5). It is a popular design in many contexts.		'''Onnawasta''' ([[Ash]]: ''oadnawasda'', lit. "sunrise-sunset", IPA [ˈɔ̯͡ɑʔ.ᵈn̺əˌwɑs̠.t̠ə]) is an anglicisation of the name of a simple symbol simultaneously representing both events of the day as a circle for the sun with a line for the horizon drawn through it, like the symbol ⦵ ("circle with horizontal bar", U+29B5). It is a popular design in many contexts.

	Originally emblematic of a cyclic (conservative, unchanging) worldview, it has come to take on an almost opposite, progressive meaning of looking to the future as each day passes.		Originally emblematic of a cyclic (conservative, unchanging) worldview, it has come to take on an almost opposite, progressive meaning of looking to the future as each day passes.

Prinsessa: Wrong diacritic

2022-05-22T21:39:07Z

Wrong diacritic

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	'''Onnawasta''' ([[Ash]]: ''oadnawasda'', lit. "sunrise-sunset", IPA [ˈɔ̯͡ɑʔ.~~ᵈn̠əˌwɑs̠~~.t̠ə]) is an anglicisation of the name of a simple symbol simultaneously representing both events of the day as a circle for the sun with a line for the horizon drawn through it, like the symbol ⦵ ("circle with horizontal bar", U+29B5). It is a popular design in many contexts.		'''Onnawasta''' ([[Ash]]: ''oadnawasda'', lit. "sunrise-sunset", IPA [ˈɔ̯͡ɑʔ.ᵈn̪əˌwɑs̠.t̠ə]) is an anglicisation of the name of a simple symbol simultaneously representing both events of the day as a circle for the sun with a line for the horizon drawn through it, like the symbol ⦵ ("circle with horizontal bar", U+29B5). It is a popular design in many contexts.

	Originally emblematic of a cyclic (conservative, unchanging) worldview, it has come to take on an almost opposite, progressive meaning of looking to the future as each day passes.		Originally emblematic of a cyclic (conservative, unchanging) worldview, it has come to take on an almost opposite, progressive meaning of looking to the future as each day passes.

Prinsessa: Updated IPA

2022-01-25T09:17:13Z

Updated IPA

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	'''Onnawasta''' ([[Ash]]: ''oadnawasda'', lit. "sunrise-sunset", IPA [ˈɔ̯͡ɑʔ.~~ᵈn̠ɐˌwɑs̠~~.~~t̠ɐ~~]) is an anglicisation of the name of a simple symbol simultaneously representing both events of the day as a circle for the sun with a line for the horizon drawn through it, like the symbol ⦵ ("circle with horizontal bar", U+29B5). It is a popular design in many contexts.		'''Onnawasta''' ([[Ash]]: ''oadnawasda'', lit. "sunrise-sunset", IPA [ˈɔ̯͡ɑʔ.ᵈn̠əˌwɑs̠.t̠ə]) is an anglicisation of the name of a simple symbol simultaneously representing both events of the day as a circle for the sun with a line for the horizon drawn through it, like the symbol ⦵ ("circle with horizontal bar", U+29B5). It is a popular design in many contexts.

	Originally emblematic of a cyclic (conservative, unchanging) worldview, it has come to take on an almost opposite, progressive meaning of looking to the future as each day passes.		Originally emblematic of a cyclic (conservative, unchanging) worldview, it has come to take on an almost opposite, progressive meaning of looking to the future as each day passes.

Prinsessa: Unclosed quote

2022-01-25T09:14:41Z

Unclosed quote

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	'''Onnawasta''' ([[Ash]]: ''oadnawasda'', lit. "sunrise-sunset", IPA [ˈɔ̯͡ɑʔ.ᵈn̠ɐˌwɑs̠.t̠ɐ]) is an anglicisation of the name of a simple symbol simultaneously representing both events of the day as a circle for the sun with a line for the horizon drawn through it, like the symbol ⦵ ("circle with horizontal bar, U+29B5). It is a popular design in many contexts.		'''Onnawasta''' ([[Ash]]: ''oadnawasda'', lit. "sunrise-sunset", IPA [ˈɔ̯͡ɑʔ.ᵈn̠ɐˌwɑs̠.t̠ɐ]) is an anglicisation of the name of a simple symbol simultaneously representing both events of the day as a circle for the sun with a line for the horizon drawn through it, like the symbol ⦵ ("circle with horizontal bar", U+29B5). It is a popular design in many contexts.

	Originally emblematic of a cyclic (conservative, unchanging) worldview, it has come to take on an almost opposite, progressive meaning of looking to the future as each day passes.		Originally emblematic of a cyclic (conservative, unchanging) worldview, it has come to take on an almost opposite, progressive meaning of looking to the future as each day passes.