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Feliĉa Mezvintro?

de Borgo, 25 de diciembre de 2009

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Idioma: English

Borgo (Mostrar perfil) 25 de diciembre de 2009 16:33:17

I wanted to say Happy Solstice but I couldn't find a word for it. Would mezvintro be appropriate? Or, maybe something like sunrevenado?

Frankouche (Mostrar perfil) 25 de diciembre de 2009 16:37:30

Your intention is very fine and i thank you very much for this.
Your words are good . "Sunrevenado", well, i like it ! rideto.gif

Borgo (Mostrar perfil) 25 de diciembre de 2009 16:49:22

Frankouche:Your intention is very fine and i thank you very much for this.
Your words are good . "Sunrevenado", well, i like it ! rideto.gif
Mi kredas, ke ankaŭ la vorto "sunrevenado" plaĉas al mi.

I think that I like the word "sunrevenado" as well.

Oŝo-Jabe (Mostrar perfil) 25 de diciembre de 2009 17:09:17

According to Vikipedio it's "solstico."

Borgo (Mostrar perfil) 25 de diciembre de 2009 18:29:11

Oŝo-Jabe:According to Vikipedio it's "solstico."
Dankon! rideto.gif

Rogir (Mostrar perfil) 25 de diciembre de 2009 18:49:46

Nevertheless, mezvintro would be better understood. Solstico is hardly a beginner word.

Jes (Mostrar perfil) 25 de diciembre de 2009 19:48:56

Why use the prefix "mez" if winter has just started? demando.gif

Frankouche (Mostrar perfil) 25 de diciembre de 2009 19:57:10

Jes:Why use the prefix "mez" if winter has just started? demando.gif
Because we speak of the winter solstice and it is "habitually" the middle (mezo) of the winter season.

darkweasel (Mostrar perfil) 25 de diciembre de 2009 20:12:07

Don't forget that in such wishes you use the accusative, so you'd say "Feliĉan Solsticon!" (which is just an abbreviation of "mi deziras feliĉan solsticon al vi", in which phrase you do of course use the accusative).

Jes (Mostrar perfil) 25 de diciembre de 2009 20:13:26

Frankouche:
Jes:Why use the prefix "mez" if winter has just started? demando.gif
Because we speak of the winter solstice and it is "habitually" the middle (mezo) of the winter season.
Ok. That MIGHT not be correct for everyone.

I have been always said that winter solstice is the BEGINNING of winter (Summer, in case of the summer solstice)

Then, equinox would be the BEGINNING of spring season (or Autumn if we're talking about the Autumn equinox)

Have a look: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Solstice

Where it is explained that
WIKIPEDIA:The solstices, together with the equinoxes, are connected with the seasons. In some cultures they are considered to start or separate the seasons while in others they fall in the middle.
Interesting confusion lango.gif

Maybe the word "mezvintro" is not the best one so as to express that idea. senkulpa.gif

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