Thanee
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Aaron L said:How do you add the circumflex with a keyboard, anyway? Yeah, I'm dumb.
You hit the ^-key and then the u-key... û.

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Thanee
Aaron L said:How do you add the circumflex with a keyboard, anyway? Yeah, I'm dumb.
Joshua Dyal said:That didn't give me a circumflex, that gave me an emdash. Anyway, I had Word open, so I just inserted the û and cut and pasted. It's a bit of a hassle, so I don't bother most of the time.
Turjan said:In French, where you have the circumflex on many words, it doesn't change the pronunciation. It's just an indication that the original word, of which the current word bearing the circumflex has been derived from, contained an additional consonant (I think it was an 's'). That's why I'd say the circumflex in Faerûn doesn't change anything.
Ah, that makes sense. My knowledge of Welsh is, let's say, limitedYeovil Andy said:But in Welsh, the effect of the circumflex is to length the vowel, hence môr (sea) and cŵn (dogs). So that's why I'd say the circumflex makes the word Fay-roon
Yeovil Andy said:Wasn't the Moonshaes the first bit of the Realms that Ed Greenwood designed? If so then given that the Moonshaes is proto-Celtic it would make sense for Faerûn to be pronounced with a long-u. Mind you if it was all in Welsh it would be more Vae-reen.
Or the slightly faster method: Start->Run: CharmapThanee said:Start->Programs->Accessories->System Tools->Character Map?¿?
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Thanee
SHARK said:Greetings!
Hey there Joshua! Yeah, I'd say it is proper to say "Faye-Rune"