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Mistika In Hand!

Bundalings

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Now that I have your attention...

If Le is the prifix for Air, then why doesn't it appear in Phantoka? And does Ka mean Spirits Of? Because those are the only letters the words have in common.

*confusion*

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Guest kopakanuva13

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Look at it this way: "run", "dash", and "bolt" all mean the same thing, correct? So why can't "Le" and "Phan" both be air? Same goes with "Mata", "Iden", and "Toka". Also remember that they are different meanings of the word "air" and "spirit" ;)
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Dorek
"Un", as the prefeix, generally means to take something back, to undo, but theres still an "un" in "underwear".
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Neaku

Hey, what is under there. *points randomly*

 

Haha you said underwear. :P

 

Since when did Lego still use abbreviations that meant stuff in Maori? You+FAIL=Truthiness. Did that make sense? O_____o

 

~Draco

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Bfahome

Pwobably because "Phanto" sounds like "Phantom". And in ancient Egypt, "Ka" was some kind of spirit.

 

Not that I trust Wikipedia…

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Guest kopakanuva13

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Pwobably because "Phanto" sounds like "Phantom". And in ancient Egypt, "Ka" was some kind of spirit.

 

Not that I trust Wikipedia…

Yes, Ka is an Egyptian spirit ;)

TRUST THE WIKI :evilgrin:

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Bfahome
Pwobably because "Phanto" sounds like "Phantom". And in ancient Egypt, "Ka" was some kind of spirit.

 

Not that I trust Wikipedia…

Yes, Ka is an Egyptian spirit ;)

TRUST THE WIKI :evilgrin:

The only wiki I trust is BS01. :P

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ToM Dracone

Synonyms, in all likelihood, or they could be related words for the same thing – air, aether, the winds, the skies – that get anglicized into the same word. It's quite possible that they're just two different words for exactly the same thing with a subtle difference less renderable in English.

 

As for ka at the end, I imagine it's something like how we say "the powers that be" or such (often-piratey) things, where "powers" is a metonymy for those who have power – the gods, or, in this case, the spirits.

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