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Re: Terms of address
Poster: GUNDSPHOTO@aol.com
> > On Mon, 9 Jun 1997, Akilah of Seareach wrote:
> > >
> > > Kristen Fife (General) wrote:
> > >
> > > > What would you say to a lady stick jock?
> >
> > "Gentle warrior, may I have the honor of tasting your prowess?"
>
> Correct me if I'm wrong, but
>
> "Prowess" refers to the front of a ship.
>
> The feminine form of "Sir" is "Domina".
>
OK..here goes. To the best of my somewhat debilitated memory, prowess
refers to ones' skill. I believe the word you are thinking of is "prow".
Also, to the best of my swiss cheese memory, "Dame" is the feminine form
of address for a member of the Chivalry in the SCA, though some choose
to style themselves as "Sir". I believe "Domina" could refer to any
woman in latin.
Eadric
Who, contrary to my most recent displays of fighting prowess, ain't dead
yet. Coming soon to an event near you.
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how ever you chose to address a female fighter or for that matter a male
fighter, Do it with the same respect that you would want in return.
After all when your helm is on, and I am fighting you, It makes no difference
to me if you are male or female. I fight with the same effort towards both.
yours in service
Lord Armond Le Charpentier
(George Gundlach)
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