IT'S A NOUN

Posted by Mishaikh on July 14, 2016

As I have to host this game being the winner of the last one, here is my word:

It is a noun

When this noun first introduced (in literature) it was a Proper Noun, then later on it became and adopted as common noun.

It is still not used very commonly and when used it is used in literature (may be).

This noun (name as was when initiated) relates to feminine gender.

Above all this word-noun-name is related to LOVE & Romance.

Let's play as per prescribed rule.  (pssss, you can ask me out of the rule too, I will try to help).

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  • Lady Anne July 17, 2016 0:46

    So this was finished .......... Congratulations Danny!

  • Danny Clark July 16, 2016 7:39

    Dear Onee! You are more than welcome!

    Onee-chan said:

    Thank you for your explanation, Teacher Danny. :D and I guess so... :D 

    Danny Clark said:

    Dear Onee! Let me explain the difference between a VERDICT and a DECISION. A verdict is a juridical term. At the end of a trial, the jury returns a verdict:guilty or non-guilty. When I say "I am waiting for your verdict", I am just kidding as it sounds funny in our everyday life. As to a decision, you all know this word. Whenever we make up our minds, we make some decisions. But if I say "I am waiting for your decision", it will be rather serious than funny. Have you got the idea? It was a very good question and I would be happy if you all asked us about such points because only native or fluent speakers living in English speaking countries can give you the correct explanations.

    IT'S A NOUN
    As I have to host this game being the winner of the last one, here is my word: It is a noun When this noun first introduced (in literature) it was a…
  • Danny Clark July 16, 2016 7:36

    Dear Mary! Ha-ha! I know what Don means in Spanish and you are right, our perception of this word relates to the Godfather.

    As to Tanya, yesterday she spoiled her game without my help. Ha-ha! As to my coach, well, knowing my wife's habits, I bought myself a very comfortable one. LOL!

    MARY said:

    Danny! I didn't know American people gave that meaning to the word 'Don'! hahaha... Is that because of the character 'Don Vito Corleone' from The Godfather?? In any case, I hope you're just 'Don' as the spanish and italian meaning: Mr. (Don Danny Clark, instead of Don Danny Corleone hahaha) 

    Btw I didn't know you spoiled one of the Tanya's games! No wonder why Tanya warns you about sleeping in the couch some times :D

    IT'S A NOUN
    As I have to host this game being the winner of the last one, here is my word: It is a noun When this noun first introduced (in literature) it was a…
  • Onee-chan July 15, 2016 23:48

    Thank you for your explanation, Teacher Danny. :D and I guess so... :D 

    Danny Clark said:

    Dear Onee! Let me explain the difference between a VERDICT and a DECISION. A verdict is a juridical term. At the end of a trial, the jury returns a verdict:guilty or non-guilty. When I say "I am waiting for your verdict", I am just kidding as it sounds funny in our everyday life. As to a decision, you all know this word. Whenever we make up our minds, we make some decisions. But if I say "I am waiting for your decision", it will be rather serious than funny. Have you got the idea? It was a very good question and I would be happy if you all asked us about such points because only native or fluent speakers living in English speaking countries can give you the correct explanations.

    IT'S A NOUN
    As I have to host this game being the winner of the last one, here is my word: It is a noun When this noun first introduced (in literature) it was a…
  • MARY July 15, 2016 18:28

    Danny! I didn't know American people gave that meaning to the word 'Don'! hahaha... Is that because of the character 'Don Vito Corleone' from The Godfather?? In any case, I hope you're just 'Don' as the spanish and italian meaning: Mr. (Don Danny Clark, instead of Don Danny Corleone hahaha) 

    Btw I didn't know you spoiled one of the Tanya's games! No wonder why Tanya warns you about sleeping in the couch some times :D

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  • Danny Clark July 15, 2016 8:20

    Hi, my dear friends! Thank you so much for your congratulations and your warm words. My dear Lady Mary! So, I am Don from now on! Ha-ha! But do you know that in America Don means a head of the mob (mafia) klan? I hope, you don't mean that! Ha-ha! OK, I would rather be just Danny if you don't mind!

     Well, guys! It was very easy for me to win this game as I am quite knowledgeable in European culture and literature. And I really wanted to win for Tanya to expiate my fault for spoiling her previous game.

    Ok, we will take into consideration all your desires and I promis, the word will be commonly used and interesting.

    Dear Onee! Let me explain the difference between a VERDICT and a DECISION. A verdict is a juridical term. At the end of a trial, the jury returns a verdict:guilty or non-guilty. When I say "I am waiting for your verdict", I am just kidding as it sounds funny in our everyday life. As to a decision, you all know this word. Whenever we make up our minds, we make some decisions. But if I say "I am waiting for your decision", it will be rather serious than funny. Have you got the idea? It was a very good question and I would be happy if you all asked us about such points because only native or fluent speakers living in English speaking countries can give you the correct explanations.

    Well, Tanya will start the game very soon.

    Once again, I'd like to thank Mishaikh for being such a good host, Onee for letting my wife start the game and you all for being so great!

  • Onee-chan July 15, 2016 6:00

    Dear my friends,

    You're just so amazing....! I feel so great to have friends like you. How can this game be so interesting and useful without you all.. Thank you so much for taking part in this game and your trust in me to be the admin. :)

    Mishaikh, What a sweet word...! :) Btw, hm, we had read the clues carefully, however, our research failed to find it.... Please don't don't scold us anymore.. :((( :D :D LOL... *kidding

    Teacher Danny, you always say "verdict" :D . Now I think I know the difference between verdict and decision. But will you explain it further? Thank you for always being around us. :)

    Have a beautiful day, all! ^_^

  • Onee-chan July 15, 2016 5:35

    Dear Teacher Danny,

    CONGRATULATIONS!

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    FINALLY, you WON this GAME for your DULCINEA.

    (Really, So sweet Word) ^_^

    So, as the request from our winner, the next host will be....

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    Teacher Tanya ^_^

    You can start today or tomorrow (I guess can't wait to start today) :)

  • Mishaikh July 15, 2016 4:37

    Thanks Elf for your participation!

    ELF-Noor said:

    O.o
    Game over :-/

    Teacher Danny, Congratulations..!! ^.^ You are a great teacher, you win for us..:))

    Mishaikh's I was right..hmm
    Your had choose a tough word.. But In this Game, we learn alot by searching and it increase our vocabulary.. Thanks for the great word.. :)))
    It is really sweet a word.^.^
    Glad to know this word "Dulcinea".. ☺
    IT'S A NOUN
    As I have to host this game being the winner of the last one, here is my word: It is a noun When this noun first introduced (in literature) it was a…
  • Mishaikh July 15, 2016 4:35

    Thanks Mary!

    MARY said:

    Oh! I missed this game too! How fast you're guessing words guys!! :D

    Dulcinea! What a nice word!
    I just knew that word as the name of the platonic love of Don Quixoje, but I didn't know it was actually used as a word to describe a sweet loved person in English language. Thanks Mishaikh! "Everyday is a school day" in EC :D

    Btw, it might be very cool another version of 'Guess my word' titled: 'Guess my Word New Edition - A Character' (Fictional or Historical) ... or 'Guess my Word - An EC Member' ... or... okay okay, I'm just saying, but I stop it! haha

    CONGRATULATIONS to our own EC's Quixote: Don Danny! He won this 'battle' in honor of his beloved 'dama', Lady Tanya. It could be more romantic? :D

    IT'S A NOUN
    As I have to host this game being the winner of the last one, here is my word: It is a noun When this noun first introduced (in literature) it was a…
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