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In order to counterballance the microsoftification of the
language, start linguistic remediation -- instead of by
assigning new meaning to old words through usage, as
with "options" and "preferences" -- by assigning new words
to old meanings with top-down remediation starting with
Negro, Negroid,
Niger, Nigeria, all of which relate to the
PIE base *ne- "no, not" , to be changed to Posro, Posroid,
Posra and Poseteria, from PIE *po "put, place,".
http://en.wikipedia...o-European_language
[rcarty, Apr 09 2011]
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Wonder what {no} thinks about this. |
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Fetching braces she's wearing! |
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I've seen this done with the names of cardinal numbers when people wanted to construct apt-sounding names for use in duodecimal counting. |
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On the one hand + for what the title implies but on the other - for the actual idea. |
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How sure are you about that etymology, [JesusHChrist]? You do know, I hope, that Latin has *two* words for black and, of those two, "niger" is the one *without* negative connotations? |
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Also, in general, [-] for //It all starts with language//. |
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"Ater" is Etruscan, "niger" IE, and means glossy rather than dirty black. Ater is more like smutty black or inky. Niger is the colour of obsidian or an LP. |
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