List of ethnic slurs: Difference between revisions

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'''Angler''' - an Aenglo; loan word from Aenglish relating to beggars and leeches. Modern use mainly refers to scam artists and welfare recipients in general but still ethnically charged.

'''Duisola''' - contraction of 'fuel ~~person~~', refers to Protestants but specifically Caeric and Northern Fhainn groups. Specifically distinct from slurs for homosexuals such as '''~~Láibann~~.'''

'''Duisola''' - contraction of 'person-fuel', refers to Protestants but specifically Caeric and Northern Fhainn groups. Specifically distinct from slurs for homosexuals such as '''Láibaneann.''' Specifically a very extreme slur as it places the 'fuel' as the subject noun and the 'person' as a modifier rather than the person being the subject, while even archaic and specifically aggressive slurs refer to the target as 'object' rather than 'person' instead of relegation to a secondary thought. Using the term publicly is often taken as a declaration of intent to harm if used in the presence of a targeted person.

'''Shiff''' - a Sheafhain, a native of western metropolitan Faneria stereotyped as obnoxious and invasive.

'''Olachan''' - meaning 'oily one' with an archaic form of the word for oil, referring to ancient Latin peoples' use of oil on the skin, which was a major distintion between mixed-race persons and full natives in Latin-occupied regions of the Ninerivers. Continues in use as a derogatory for Romance and mixed-Romance peoples.

'''Olanechan''' - 'oily person', modern form of ''Olachan''. Distinct from ''íleach'', the verb for oily.

'''Dóitane''' - 'burned one', impolite and archaic form of Dubhuine, 'black person'. Not specifically characterized as a slur but often used in backwoods communities and occasionally in a derogatory manner.

'''Leathane''' - 'half person', used to mock aboriginals, Alsharis, and in some contexts, half-Gaels, typically Urceans or mixed-race Fhainn and Fiannrians. wWide variety of contextual applications.

==the Cape==

'''Mutt''' - a derogatory term used in [[Levantia]], [[Alstin]], [[Arcerion]], [[New Veltorina]] and other parts of colonial and Levantine-majority [[Crona]] to refer to [[the Cape|Capetians]].

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'''Kia Veis''' - Meaning "No eyes", the term is usually used for the inhabitants of Alshar.

==Corumm==

'''Kakun''' - Used to refer to brown or dark skinned people, related to excrement.

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 '''Angler''' - an Aenglo; loan word from Aenglish relating to beggars and leeches. Modern use mainly refers to scam artists and welfare recipients in general but still ethnically charged.
-'''Duisola''' - contraction of 'fuel person', refers to Protestants but specifically Caeric and Northern Fhainn groups. Specifically distinct from slurs for homosexuals such as '''Láibann.'''
+'''Duisola''' - contraction of 'person-fuel', refers to Protestants but specifically Caeric and Northern Fhainn groups. Specifically distinct from slurs for homosexuals such as '''Láibaneann.''' Specifically a very extreme slur as it places the 'fuel' as the subject noun and the 'person' as a modifier rather than the person being the subject, while even archaic and specifically aggressive slurs refer to the target as 'object' rather than 'person' instead of relegation to a secondary thought. Using the term publicly is often taken as a declaration of intent to harm if used in the presence of a targeted person.
 '''Shiff''' - a Sheafhain, a native of western metropolitan Faneria stereotyped as obnoxious and invasive.
+'''Olachan''' - meaning 'oily one' with an archaic form of the word for oil, referring to ancient Latin peoples' use of oil on the skin, which was a major distintion between mixed-race persons and full natives in Latin-occupied regions of the Ninerivers. Continues in use as a derogatory for Romance and mixed-Romance peoples.
+'''Olanechan''' - 'oily person', modern form of ''Olachan''. Distinct from ''íleach'', the verb for oily.
+'''Dóitane''' - 'burned one', impolite and archaic form of Dubhuine, 'black person'. Not specifically characterized as a slur but often used in backwoods communities and occasionally in a derogatory manner.
+'''Leathane''' - 'half person', used to mock aboriginals, Alsharis, and in some contexts, half-Gaels, typically Urceans or mixed-race Fhainn and Fiannrians. wWide variety of contextual applications.
 ==the Cape==
 '''Mutt''' - a derogatory term used in [[Levantia]], [[Alstin]], [[Arcerion]], [[New Veltorina]] and other parts of colonial and Levantine-majority [[Crona]] to refer to [[the Cape|Capetians]].
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 '''Kia Veis''' - Meaning "No eyes", the term is usually used for the inhabitants of Alshar.
 ==Corumm==
 '''Kakun''' - Used to refer to brown or dark skinned people, related to excrement.
 [[Category:Language]]
 [[Category:IXWB]]

List of ethnic slurs: Difference between revisions

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