Originally Posted by Forseti (a.k.a. Thor's lawyer) View Post
Actually hippo(s) isn't Latin, it's (ancient) Greek. Now, we know that ancient languages are related to Ancient, so I came up with this:
-"hippo(s)", noun: horse
-"for-", root of the verb "ferein": to bear, to carry
-"alkaios", adjective: powerful, brave, strong
If you put those together, you get something like: "He who has the strength/bravery to carry a horse" or "He who bears the strength of a horse"?
I don't know, but he doesn't seem to be the kind of guy you want to pick a fight with.
Actually hippo(s) isn't Latin, it's (ancient) Greek. Now, we know that ancient languages are related to Ancient, so I came up with this:
-"hippo(s)", noun: horse
-"for-", root of the verb "ferein": to bear, to carry
-"alkaios", adjective: powerful, brave, strong
If you put those together, you get something like: "He who has the strength/bravery to carry a horse" or "He who bears the strength of a horse"?
I don't know, but he doesn't seem to be the kind of guy you want to pick a fight with.
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