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'''sirkli''' — a circle, a ring, a closed loop. Used literally for geometric shapes and rings of people, and philosophically for the Oethboend circle — the closed ring of mutual obligation between crew, family, or bonded people. A brechei Syrkoel (broken circle) is the most devastating image in Stoermhavn grief poetry: the ring that can never close again. | '''sirkli''' — a circle, a ring, a closed loop. Used literally for geometric shapes and rings of people, and philosophically for the Oethboend circle — the closed ring of mutual obligation between crew, family, or bonded people. A brechei Syrkoel (broken circle) is the most devastating image in Stoermhavn grief poetry: the ring that can never close again. | ||
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Latest revision as of 07:05, 12 October 2026
| sirkli | |
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| Stage | Proto CLT |
| Pronunciation | /ˈsiɾ.kli/ |
| Part of speech | Noun |
| Etymology | pre-Fall |
| Later form | Middle Syrkoel |
sirkli — a circle, a ring, a closed loop. Used literally for geometric shapes and rings of people, and philosophically for the Oethboend circle — the closed ring of mutual obligation between crew, family, or bonded people. A brechei Syrkoel (broken circle) is the most devastating image in Stoermhavn grief poetry: the ring that can never close again.