It can also mean something different or do you just know one of these words, the spelling does not count (for the English it's pronounced: Syuna Kla-night)
Sjoena Klanaid
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Zerraigo
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Sjoena Klanaid
I was dreaming something and in my dream my dad sad "Sjoena Klanaid" which means Beautiful Weather. But I was wondering did I just make this up or did it come from some kind of language?
It can also mean something different or do you just know one of these words, the spelling does not count (for the English it's pronounced: Syuna Kla-night)
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It can also mean something different or do you just know one of these words, the spelling does not count (for the English it's pronounced: Syuna Kla-night)
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Re: Sjoena Klanaid
Hi Zerraigo!Zerraigo wrote:I was dreaming something and in my dream my dad sad "Sjoena Klanaid" which means Beautiful Weather. But I was wondering did I just make this up or did it come from some kind of language?
It can also mean something different or do you just know one of these words, the spelling does not count (for the English it's pronounced: Syuna Kla-night)please leave a message
The word sjoena could be related to the words schön, skön, schoon which mean beautiful, nice...
But I've no idea about Klanaid...
Maybe you should ask your father?
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Re: Sjoena Klanaid
Hi Judith,j u d i t h wrote:Hi Zerraigo!Zerraigo wrote:I was dreaming something and in my dream my dad sad "Sjoena Klanaid" which means Beautiful Weather. But I was wondering did I just make this up or did it come from some kind of language?
It can also mean something different or do you just know one of these words, the spelling does not count (for the English it's pronounced: Syuna Kla-night)please leave a message
The word sjoena could be related to the words schön, skön, schoon which mean beautiful, nice...
But I've no idea about Klanaid...
Maybe you should ask your father?
I already thought of that
- j u d i t h
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Re: Sjoena Klanaid
Hi again!I've got no clue about Klanaid either... although it could mean... (Klaar = finished, night = night) Beautiful finished nightor it could mean something, in another language i've got no clue! And I already asked my dad but he said "wat??" (is Dutch for what
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Klar means clear in some Germanic languages as well! That would make more sense! "clear night!". Don't you think?
See you!
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Re: Sjoena Klanaid
Thanx, I figured that out toj u d i t h wrote:Hi again!I've got no clue about Klanaid either... although it could mean... (Klaar = finished, night = night) Beautiful finished nightor it could mean something, in another language i've got no clue! And I already asked my dad but he said "wat??" (is Dutch for what
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Klar means clear in some Germanic languages as well! That would make more sense! "clear night!". Don't you think?![]()
See you!