Hail thee Patrica,

If I recollect rightly, I revealed that Blanc Voden was my Poetry
name. See "SkáldaNafn" Then surname Could by Blanc => Space.
Voden for "óð-inn" waded-in. As I see gives the "Skaldic" "kenning"
of the one in question that fulfils the idiom: wade in.

Vaða-óð-óðum-vaðið: means also: proceed/walk energetically.

"Ég veð en þú veður" Means also weather. Clouds are water. The wade
of the moon in Clouds.

I see "eð" as turned ?. The "eð" grows becomes eðð=eth (in likeness
of ethic) Time reveals eth as it ("itt" spelled the Icelandic way).
"it" is an universal pointer or you can refer to everything by name
the object of observation/question "it".

Icelandic Ó demonstrated in its part oú> noted in old Latin ov
as ú can become consonant sound. That v is "Vend" (the rotator)
So we have Ó >ov > vo. Like Só english becomes "svo" in Icelandic.
Ás rotated ("vent") is vas(e) A<>V. So I reckon the Icelandic sound-
body is the most orginal in that sens the oldest of human tongue.

I learnt that Plato were confused with the figure of Capital and
minor letter of epsilon.

In Icelandic "i" is the é-aigu and e is the "e" is the é-grave.
In my mythology the point of "i" is its exact figure: is the
shortest and innermost sound. Yes o is the second sort sound.
Anther sort sound is ö seen as "i" in third.

E as well "grant" points to everything or the complete object.
is a point in it ? I see four and obey 3 clearly.

We note eth=eðð in eíð=eið (eið-ur) similiar to oath [solemn vow.

Thanks Uoden

vo in "svo" has same metric(length of time) measure as ó=oú in "só".
The measure is "mál-ið".

--- In norse_course@yahoogroups.com, "Patricia"
<originalpatricia@...> wrote:
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> Yes - welcome to Dario - to the Norse Course
>
> Blanc Voden I do not think you can gave seen my question which is
your Given Name - Voden or Blanc I am asking because some people put
the Family name first - and Voden sounds like Odin could you please
tell me
>
> Patricia has had a tremendous amount of enjoyment and is very
grateful for all the help from so many people.
> As for what is next - surprise us why not !!! - a battle perhaps -
a little blood-letting maybe
> Egil's Saga has some Gory bits don't know if we have done that
recently
> Kveðja
> Patricia
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> Blanc Voden, thanks for your helpful comments. By the way, the
> English idiom "to make one's move" doesn't necessarily mean
to "make a
> pass at" (i.e. make a sexual advance towards!), but can be used
in any
> tactical situation where someone takes action after waiting for
the
> right moment.
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saga!
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