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| Fwykoel | |
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| Stage | Modern CLT |
| Pronunciation | /ˈfwɪ.kɔɪl/ |
| Part of speech | Noun |
| Etymology | from Middle fulfillēkolarith, from fulfillē and Kolarith |
| Related words | Koeler, Fwylfa, Sigring |
Fwykoel — the closed circle; the mark of a person who was a slave and is not one now.
Notes
Built from Fwylfa and Koeler, and worn down hard from a much longer word, as anything said at every manumission will be.
The Fwylfa half says the obligation was discharged, which is the world’s account of what manumission is. It is accurate for a debt slave and a sentenced criminal and quietly untrue of everybody else, since a woman who submitted voluntarily never owed anything and neither did a war captive. Nobody remarks on this.
Worn for life. It does not erase the history, it records it, and anyone who looks sees both halves at once.