baumar [mb-]

/'baw.mar/ 2cS6cR
noun
court of law, tribunal
plural baumair
Neologism. Source: Celephinnel
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noun place

Etymology

Root: √(M)BAD "duress, prison, doom, hell; judge"
Root: √MBAR "settle, dwell; establish, fix, decide, determine, make a decision"
bādambarā › bādambara › bǭdambara › bǭðambara › bauðambara › bauðambar › bauðmbar › baumbar › baummar › baumar View phonetic development in Quettamorphosis

Elements

  • baudh judgement noun
  • bâr house noun

Notes

Neologism coined based on Hebrew בית משפט (beit mishpat) "house of judgment" and Japanese 裁判所 (saibansho) "place of judgment". The components are "baudh [mb-]" and "bâr [mb-]", based on Angmar "Iron Home" and skipping the [au] to [o] rule based on "Bauglir [mb-]".