Who are the Dh\'oine? (The Witcher 2: Assassins of Kings)
A lot of times used in the game, and I can't figure out who it is.In my opinion the meaning is deeper than just man. For example Jorvet called Summer Dh'oine only after he had betrayed him. Although the Summer and not a person in principle. And Geralt from the very beginning to Truly and said, do not trust Dh'oine, meaning Summer.
Anyway noticed a lot more of the elves this term is used on enemies (only humans, but...). And friends are trying to call by name, or other attributes (e.g., name of military unit, place of residence, etc.).
Well, it's only personal observation. Most would like to know the true sense of the word.
Arantir_3000
You are right the meaning is deep and completely incomprehensible to people.
I believe this man, but as be void or something.
poruchik_99
It is an offensive name for people of the human race.
Dh'oine - person (race), language Hen Llinge
Firyar, Firimar - in the language of Quenya
etc
The Lord of the rings J. R. R. Tolkien, 1937.
Dheune - little people, chelovecheski, younger brothers
Intrathe - elves are the noble elves, the firstborn
Wafel - bye, good-bye
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Fitterr
There is even a nod to Tolkien and the whole Saga of the lords and silmarilion
tsytata Herald
and then I'm barefoot jumping on the volcano.
lol
Why so serious
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:))
Aebrecad - attack
Diri - moonshine, vodka
Vatt'gern - the Witcher
Arantir_3000
Well if you think about it more, it occurs to Dh'oine - Man, and the fact that Jorvet called Summer Dh'oine has the following meaning is only human that is going to betray when he wants. But that's just my opinion.
Den9033
Well... He basically could instead of this dh'oine to say this man with exactly the same contempt.
Dh'oine - a man about the same degree of contempt with which the word the Mudblood is used in relation to lagorodnyi in the universe GP
Arantir_3000
Den9033
I agree with having high opinion, I would only add that when the Herald arraignment, Summer, Iorvet said that this is the only Dh'oine which is at least something amiss. But when Summer in the elven ruins confirmed that he was going to kill the leader of the cal'taels, Iorvet with disgust said Bloede Dh'oine. In fact, it turns out the insult. BUT also Iorvet called Gerald when he jumped off of the ship (passing of protein) that would save elfak. Either he was angry at the witch for what he did not agree with his decision, whether this phrase was not offensive value.
Anal
BUT also Iorvet called Gerald when he jumped off of the ship (passing of protein) that would save elfak. Either he was angry at the witch for what he did not agree with his decision, whether this phrase was not offensive value.
This is approximately the same as the Russian Mata said in an extreme situation - about E* your mother Geralt what the fuck are you doing!.