Dear Moshashi (aka Charan)

Dear Moshashi/Charan,

There are at least two words in the English language whose vowels are arranged A-E-I-O-U.

One is:
"Facetious"
(fAcEtIOUs)

Without researching the answer, what's another word whose vowels are arranged in abecederian order, with each vowel occurring precisely once?

Cordially,
Bwam

Facetiously.

But there are more.

the first character of your handle is pronounced, in Chinese, as "mo" -- as in monster;
the second character of your handle is pronounced, in Chinese, as "sha" -- as in kill;
and the Japanese hiragana is pronounced "shee," which the Japanese Romanize as "shi" ("shi" is pronounced more like "sure" in Chinese)


Thus, Moshashi. Which sounds sort of like Musashi, the Japanese legendary swordsman.


but honestly, Mo', I expected more from you :P

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鬼殺し wrote:

Your disappointment is not really something I'm particularly worried about, but I've learned a few new words in writing this, so that's cool. :)

Good! It's good to be self-driven, not prey to the plebeian impulse to seek out approval from others at the cost of the integrity of et cetera etc. ~~

P.S. - Abstemious

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ScrotieMcB wrote:

Facetiously.

But there are more.

Ahh, but Y kinda breaks it, because Y is sometimes a vowel. (For example: myrrh, rhythm, hymn)

I like where your head's at though. In this instance. Especially because you took the original answer and added "-sly" onto the end ;p

Would be useful for you Bwam to learn Hebrew considering what you believe and the translations mistakes you believe to be truth from Hebrew to Greek to latin.

From what the scolars are claiming You ll get a totally different bible if you knew Hebrew (I believe you don t but maybe I make a mistake).

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bwam wrote:

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ScrotieMcB wrote:

Facetiously.

But there are more.

Ahh, but Y kinda breaks it, because Y is sometimes a vowel. (For example: myrrh, rhythm, hymn)

I like where your head's at though. In this instance. Especially because you took the original answer and added "-sly" onto the end ;p

It's the type of thinking that makes one good at Scrabble. I used two tiles, give me points for that entire word again please.

According to standardized testing, I'm a genius. That's why I have no confidence in standardized testing.

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bwam wrote:

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ScrotieMcB wrote:

Facetiously.

But there are more.

Ahh, but Y kinda breaks it, because Y is sometimes a vowel. (For example: myrrh, rhythm, hymn)

I like where your head's at though. In this instance. Especially because you took the original answer and added "-sly" onto the end ;p

Scrotie replied abstemiously, as is his wont.