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Adorata wyn
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My Adored one; A term of endearment, usually reserved
for use only with the Heartmate
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Aima
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Blood
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Amat wyn
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My Love
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Amata tu
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I Love You; a term of endearment
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Animawyn
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My Soul
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Aevum
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Eternity
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Carus
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Dear, Dearest
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Carusa
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Dear one, Dearest one
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Caruswyn
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My dear, My dearest; terms of endearment
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Carusawyn
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My dear one, My dearest one
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Coeurawyn
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My Heart; a term of endearment
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Et
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Into/For
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Igisadonis
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Beloved A term
of endearment, used only for the Soulmate
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Igisadonis animawyn
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Beloved of my Soul A term of endearment, also the formal
statement of the Soulmate
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Lok
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To break or undo
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Lun’ak mat
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Furling mating cycle
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Mal’et’matk
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Morning sickness… in the Furling, the morning sickness
is shared by the Male, along with the food cravings, and emotions. It also affects non-Furling Mates
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Matak’lun’ek
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Birth control used by young Furling female To
prevent them having a ‘heat or mating cycle, the Lun’ak mat
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Pher’ak tel
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The essence given off by the female during the Furling mating
ritual to ensure the male does what needs done (drawing blood) to ensure
the release of the
females eggs.
Only needed and used when they wish to produce Offspring (kittdren),
never during any other mating. The
Ritual is slightly different when a Furling Male is the mate of the Furling
Female as there is no Need for him or the Female to draw blood, unlike a
Non-Furling male must do. The
pher’ak tel is still used regardless if it is a Furling or non-Furling male,
so that neither is averse to the pain involved. (think male cats)
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Twin
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To be, or become, wrapped without completely blending
and becoming one entity; to entwine
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Twine
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To join; to be both entwined and joined as one being. One
can join hearts and entwine souls; entwine hearts and souls; join hearts
and souls; it means many combinations depending on circumstance and concept
and use in sentence
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Sectares
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Miles
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Semper
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Always
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Sevesh
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A rite of some type…either of joining or release
depending on the usage and context in which it is used. (Much like English. )
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Sevesh’en twine animaetcoeura
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Rite of entwining and/or joining both heart and soul
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Sevesh’en twine Coeuramator
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Entwining of the Heartmates or Lovers
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Siesht’ tat’mate
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Furling coffee, very aromatic and invigorating
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Wyn
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My
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